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Boa Hancock cards and prices
The most expensive non-Luffy leader we track, and a character whose card text is written around him.
Boa Hancock has 44 printings across 13 sets in the One Piece Card Game, covering 16 distinct card numbers. The most valuable is OP07-038 (L) from OP-07, at $6,969.69. Prices refresh daily (how we source them).
The market is heavily concentrated: OP07-038 alone accounts for 54% of everything we track for Boa Hancock. The cheapest way in is OP16-112 at $0.10. Over the last 30 days, 2 of the priced card numbers moved more than 10%, all of them downward.
Hancock is the clearest case in the game of lore driving price. She is the Pirate Empress, a former Warlord, and the only person in the story whose devil fruit works on almost everyone she meets — and Bandai has leaned into that on the cards themselves. Her OP07-051 printing carries an effect that explicitly cannot be pointed at Monkey D. Luffy. That is a designer writing a joke into a card, and collectors pay for it.
Her market is unusual in a second way: it is top-heavy on the leader rather than on a secret rare. In most characters the chase is a SEC or a manga finish. In Hancock's the single most valuable printing is a leader card, which means her ceiling is set partly by players and not only by collectors. That makes it steadier than a pure collector market and it also means it responds to format changes, so watch what happens to blue decks rather than what happens to the anime.
Below the leader she is spread thinner than her demand suggests. She appears in far fewer sets than the Straw Hats do, so there is no long cheap tail to fall back on. If you want a Hancock, you are usually choosing between an expensive one and a promo.
I would buy her mid-rarity alternate arts before I bought the leader at current levels. The leader's price is doing two jobs at once — playable card and character chase — and if the format turns, only one of those two supports it. The alt-arts are priced as collectibles only, so they have less to give back.
Every Boa Hancock printing
All 44 of them, most valuable first. Each card links to that exact printing, not just to its card number. 13 of the 16 card numbers exist in more than one printing — a base plus some combination of parallel, alternate art and manga finish — and the market prices those separately. Two listings quoting the same card number can be worth very different amounts, which is the single most common way people overpay. Every card links to its full price history.
Biggest 30-day moves
Card numbers priced at $2 or more, ranked by how far they have moved in the 30 days to 18 September 2026. Cheap cards are excluded: a few cents of movement on a 20-cent card reads as a large percentage and tells you nothing.
| Card | Set | Price | 7d | 14d | 30d | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| OP16-032SR · Alternate Art | OP-16 | $26.78 | -5.8% | -8.7% | -35.1% | |
| OP07-051SR · Base | OP-07 | $3.75 | -10.9% | -10.5% | -29.1% | |
| OP14-112SR · Base | OP-14 | $5.81 | -10.9% | -0.5% | +28.3% | |
| OP12-014SR · Parallel | OP-12 | $16.51 | -1.5% | -6.6% | -23.6% | |
| OP02-059UC · Parallel | OP-02 | $42.46 | -1.8% | -14.7% | -23.4% | |
| OP02-059UC · GC-01 | OP-02 | $55.31 | -3.7% | -8% | -20.8% | |
Sets Boa Hancock appears in
Questions about Boa Hancock cards
How many Boa Hancock cards are there in the One Piece TCG?
Boa Hancock has 44 printings across 13 sets, covering 16 distinct card numbers. That count includes base cards, parallels, alternate arts and manga finishes, which are separate printings of the same card number. 15 of those card numbers currently have a recorded market price on Foilr.
What is the most valuable Boa Hancock card?
The most valuable Boa Hancock printing is OP07-038 (L) from OP-07, at $6,969.69 as of 18 September 2026. Prices are derived from TCGplayer market data for the English market and update daily.
What is the cheapest Boa Hancock card?
The cheapest Boa Hancock printing with a recorded price is OP16-112 (C) from OP-16, at $0.10 as of 18 September 2026. Deck legality does not depend on rarity, so the cheapest printing of a card number plays identically to the expensive one.
Why is a Boa Hancock leader card worth more than her secret rares?
Because it is bought by two groups at once. A leader is a playable, deck-defining card as well as a character collectible, so it draws demand from players who need it and collectors who want her. Most characters' chase cards are bought by collectors alone.
Does Boa Hancock's card really exempt Luffy?
Yes. Her OP07-051 printing carries an effect that applies to opponent's Characters other than Monkey D. Luffy, which mirrors the story, where her devil fruit fails on him. It is one of a small number of cards in the game whose rules text names another specific character for a lore reason rather than a mechanical one.
Is Boa Hancock a good character to collect on a budget?
Less than most. She appears in far fewer sets than the Straw Hat crew, so there is no deep tail of cheap printings to build from. A budget Hancock collection is usually a small number of promos and base rares rather than a long run.