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Three OP05-119 Luffy printings: reading a dated Korean price comparison

Match the artwork and release of three Japanese products. Their 10.25× and 28.8× recorded price ratios are differences between products, not returns on one card.

TCGIndex editorial · Printing and price basis before the number · Editorial standards & corrections · Revised 2026-10-30

Compare artwork and card numbers side by side

Recorded Korean KREAM asking prices at the times below. Open each card for updated prices.

Luffy SEC · Awakening of the New Era · Japanese

Luffy SEC · Awakening of the New Era · Japanese

OP05-119-SEC

₩20,000 · Recorded asking price

22 Sept 2026, 08:25:48 KST

Compare its artwork with the SEC-P product, even though both appear in the OP05-119 results.

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Source: KREAM product
Luffy SEC-P · Awakening of the New Era · Japanese

Luffy SEC-P · Awakening of the New Era · Japanese

OP05-119-SEC-P

₩205,000 · Recorded asking price

22 Sept 2026, 08:25:47 KST

Check the seller’s SEC-P label and artwork. SEC-P products from other releases need a separate comparison.

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Source: KREAM product
Luffy wanted poster SEC-SPC · Emperors in the New World · Japanese

Luffy wanted poster SEC-SPC · Emperors in the New World · Japanese

OP05-119-SEC-SPC

₩576,000 · Recorded asking price

22 Sept 2026, 08:25:47 KST

Check both the wanted-poster image and the stated release.

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Source: KREAM product

Choose the printing before choosing a number

The comparison contains two Japanese Awakening of the New Era products labelled SEC and SEC-P by KREAM, and a wanted-poster SEC-SPC product listed under Emperors in the New World. These are seller product labels. Match the illustration, wanted-poster frame, release and finish to your own card before opening the corresponding detail page. Sharing OP05-119 does not make the three products interchangeable.

10.25× and 28.8× are not investment returns

The September 22, 2026 stored asking records are KRW 20,000, 205,000 and 576,000. Dividing the SEC-P record by the SEC record gives 10.25; dividing the wanted-poster record by the SEC record gives 28.8. These compare different products observed on one date. They do not show one card appreciating by either ratio. They illustrate how selecting another printing can radically change the price reference attached to a matching card number.

What the example cannot establish

These observations do not establish completed sales, selling speed, causes of scarcity or today's available lowest offer. They also do not establish that all offers have the same condition or grade. Opening a detail page may reveal newer observations, but the dates and amounts in this historical comparison remain unchanged.

Apply the comparison to one card you own

Select the matching artwork, then check language, condition, grading and observation date on that product. Revisit the same product and price measure for later comparisons. For another market, first verify the printing link and measurement basis. A Japanese card's Korean asking price and another language's European average are not a ready-made profit calculation.

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Try it yourself

  • Read the printing label after OP05-119
  • Match artwork, language and release
  • Distinguish the recorded asking price from today’s price
  • Find the exact product page

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