ST-10 Ultra Deck: An $18 Deck That Now Costs $93
The Three Captains deck lists at $18 and sells sealed for $93.39. What is actually in the box, and why the four-figure Law you saw listed is not the one inside it.
ST-10 Ultra Deck: The Three Captains has an $18 MSRP and a current sealed market price of $93.39 — about 5.2x. Inside are 17 numbered cards and a DON!!, built around three Leaders: Trafalgar Law, Monkey D. Luffy and Eustass Kid. ⚠ If you have seen a $1,251 ST10-010 Law listed, that is a different printing of the same serial. The one in the box is worth $3.47.
The four-figure Law is not the one in the deck
This is the single most expensive misunderstanding around ST-10, so it goes first. The serial ST10-010 Trafalgar Law has five separately traded printings in our catalog, and they do not sit anywhere near each other: $1,251.96, $120.47, a treasure rare at $116.79, and two at $3.47. The copy that ships in a sealed Ultra Deck is the ordinary one at the bottom of that list.
The same pattern repeats twice more inside this one deck. Eustass Kid ST10-013 runs from $0.88 to $532.66, and Monkey D. Luffy ST10-006 from $2.22 to $633.01. Three serials, three enormous gaps, one $18 product — and every marketplace search collapses them into a single row. We wrote up why that happens across the whole game in the secret rare explainer.
Ask for a photo of the actual card, not stock art. On ST10-010 the gap between two cards sharing that code is 360x. No listing title distinguishes them.
What is actually in it
Seventeen numbered cards plus a DON!!, and unusually for a starter product, three Leaders rather than one. That is the whole pitch of an Ultra Deck: it is built to be pulled apart into three directions rather than played out of the box as one list.
| Serial | Card | Rarity | Base printing |
|---|---|---|---|
| ST10-002 | Monkey D. Luffy | Leader | $13.95 |
| ST10-001 | Trafalgar Law | Leader | $3.47 |
| ST10-003 | Eustass Kid | Leader | $2.17 |
| ST10-010 | Trafalgar Law | SR | $3.47 |
| ST10-015 | Gum-Gum Giant Sumo Slap | C | $2.56 |
| ST10-006 | Monkey D. Luffy | SR | $2.22 |
| ST10-013 | Eustass Kid | SR | $0.88 |
The remaining ten cards are commons between $0.05 and $0.32 — Sanji, Jinbe, Killer, Shachi & Penguin, Jean Bart, Heat, Bepo, Wire, and two event cards. Added up at base prices, the singles inside a sealed deck come to roughly $30.
Not from the singles. A sealed Ultra Deck trades at a premium over the sum of its parts because it is out of print and because three Leaders in one $18 box is unusual. That is a collectible-supply story, not a value-of-contents story, and the two behave very differently when supply returns.
Buy the deck, or buy the singles?
If you want the cards to play with, buy the singles. Roughly $30 of base printings against $93.39 sealed is not close, and nothing in the box is hard to find individually. If you want the sealed product as an object, that is a different purchase and a defensible one — just do not tell yourself you are buying $93 of cards, because you are not.
US market values as of 13 August 2026, TCGplayer-derived and refreshed daily. MSRP is the published sticker. These are observations of what a market did, not appraisals or predictions — sourcing on the methodology page.
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All 17 serials with each printing priced separately, so you can tell the $3 Law from the $1,251 one before you buy.
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