Carte DON!! (Sanji)

Market outlook

Stable Outlook 5/10

Premium Booster chase cards maintain steady prices through collector completion; Sanji popularity supports baseline value without speculative spikes

Next months. Stable $40-120 range through mid-2026 as new sets release

Long term. Gradual appreciation to $100-250 for high-grade copies by 2028 driven by character legacy

History

Sanji, also known as Vinsmoke Sanji or 'Black Leg Sanji', is the chef of the Straw Hat Pirates in Eiichiro Oda's One Piece manga and anime series. A master of the martial art Black Leg Style using only his legs, he is the fifth son of the Vinsmoke Family and a key member of the crew renowned for his culinary skills, chivalry toward women, and combat prowess.

2024 in Japan as part of the Premium Booster -One Piece Card The Best- (PRB-01) set

• The 'DON!!' card type provides a +1000 power boost during the 'Your Turn' phase
• This Alt Art variant features premium alternate artwork exclusive to the Premium Booster series
• French language version released alongside multilingual support for the OP TCG starting 2024

Rarity and print run

Tier

Common

Print run

Medium

First printed in

Premium Booster -One Piece Card The Best- (PRB-01)

Demand

Medium

Supply

Medium

• Mass-produced DON!! cards in Premium Boosters
• Alt Art variant increases visual appeal but remains common pull rate
• French language adds minor collector premium

Collector notes

Condition. Check for centering issues on foil Alt Art printing, edge whitening from foil cracking, surface scratches on textured/premium foil, and print lines typical of Japanese TCG production; corner wear common on booster-packed commons

Storage. Use semi-rigid top-loaders with sleeves for Alt Art foils, store upright in cool dry environment away from sunlight to prevent foil oxidation, avoid stacking heavy decks on premium cards

Authenticity. Verify Japanese holographic pattern and crisp 'DON!!' text font; genuine cards have precise foil registration without color bleeding; check graded population reports for serial numbers; fakes often have dull foil and incorrect card stock thickness