OP09-119 SEC: Four Printings, $7 to $2,699
Search "op09-119 sec" and you get four different cards at four very different prices. Which is which, what each costs, and how to tell them apart.
There is no single price for OP09-119, because there are four separately traded printings of it. As of 13 August 2026 the US market prices are $7.24, $42.60, $378.73 for the SP, and $2,699.00 for the Manga Rare. That is a 373x spread on one serial. If a listing just says "OP09-119 SEC" it has not told you which card it is.
One serial, four cards, four markets
A card's serial identifies the card, not the printing. Bandai prints secret rares more than once: a base run, parallels, an SP treatment, and on the marquee cards a Manga Rare. Every one of those carries the serial OP09-119 and every one trades at its own price. Search results, marketplace titles and most price sites collapse them into a single row, which is how somebody ends up paying $378 for a card they thought cost $42, or listing a $2,699 Manga Rare at secret-rare money.
| Printing | Rarity | US market price |
|---|---|---|
| Secret rare | SEC | $7.24 |
| Secret rare, second printing | SEC | $42.60 |
| SP treatment | SEC (SP) | $378.73 |
| Manga Rare | Manga | $2,699.00 |
The two SEC rows carry the same printed name and the same serial. Nothing in the text distinguishes them, so a listing photographed badly, or cropped, is genuinely ambiguous at a 6x price gap. Buy from the picture, not the title, and ask for a photo of the actual card if the listing uses stock art.
How to tell which one you are looking at
Work from the art treatment, not the code. The Manga Rare is unmistakable once you have seen one: black-and-white manga panel art running to the card edge, no character frame. The SP carries a different finish from the base secret rare and is the printing people mean when they say "the expensive one that is not the manga". The two plain SEC rows are the ones that need a photo. Our OP09-119 page lists every printing with its own price and a switcher, which is the fastest way to check a listing against the market before you commit.
This is normal for OP-09, not unusual
The same pattern runs through every chase slot in the game, and OP-09 has two of them. Gol D. Roger OP09-118 splits four ways as well, from $29.17 up to $5,500 for its Manga Rare. Go back a set or two and the spreads get wider, not narrower: Luffy OP05-119 runs from under $10 to five figures depending on treatment, and Zoro OP06-118 from $5.28 to $2,490.
| Serial | Card | Cheapest printing | Dearest printing |
|---|---|---|---|
| OP09-119 | Monkey D. Luffy | $7.24 | $2,699.00 |
| OP09-118 | Gol D. Roger | $29.17 | $5,500.00 |
| OP06-118 | Roronoa Zoro | $5.28 | $2,490.00 |
| OP05-119 | Monkey D. Luffy | $9.93 | $13,000.00 |
The lesson generalises. Any time a serial ends in the 118-120 range on a numbered booster set, assume it has multiple printings and check before you quote a price at anyone.
Prices are US market values as of 13 August 2026, TCGplayer-derived and refreshed daily. They are observations of what a market did, not appraisals and not predictions. The full sourcing is on our methodology page.
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Every printing of OP09-119, each with its own price and daily history for the US and Japanese markets.
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