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27 to go, about $124.25

Cards
27
Sets
16
One of each today
$124.25
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One Piece Promotion Cards

There are 27 Sengoku cards in the One Piece Card Game across 16 sets, counting every variant, finish and promo. One of each costs about $124.25 at today's TCGplayer prices. The most valuable is Sengoku (SP) from The Azure Sea's Seven at $44.28.

Sengoku binder layout

Every card in release order. Tick the ones you have and they stay ticked on this device.

pockets

Page 1 of 3

Print placeholder cards

Sengoku checklist

Most valuable Sengoku cards

Sengoku prices this week

Price change over the last 7 days, for cards worth $5.00 to $1,500.

Falling

What binder do you need?

Get a 9-pocket, 360-card binder, because it leaves room for promos and for the next set. Sleeve each card before it goes in a pocket, and pick a side-loading binder with a zip or strap so nothing slides out.

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  • 4-pocket pages7 sides on 4 sheetsone 160-card binder
  • 9-pocket pages3 sides on 2 sheetsone 360-card binderOur pick
  • 12-pocket pages3 sides on 2 sheetsone 480-card binder
  • 16-pocket pages2 sides on 1 sheetsone 640-card binder

Each small page shows how many pockets your last page would have filled.

Sengoku questions

How many Sengoku cards are there in One Piece?

27 cards across 16 sets, counting every variant, finish and promo, as of November 13, 2026.

How much does a Sengoku master set cost?

About $124.25 at TCGplayer market prices on November 13, 2026.

What is the most expensive Sengoku card?

Sengoku (OP07-046, SP) from The Azure Sea's Seven, at $44.28.

What size binder holds every Sengoku card?

27 cards fill 3 sides of 9-pocket pages.

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