Market outlook
Stable Outlook 7/10
The card has a healthy but not explosive collector market: it benefits from alt art appeal, recognizable character identity, and playable purple synergy, but it is not one of the set's top-tier chase cards. Recent graded 10 sale data around $150 suggests a mature market rather than a strongly speculative one.
Next months. Likely to trade in a narrow range unless a new meta deck, character spotlight, or broader One Piece boom increases demand.
Long term. Gradual appreciation is plausible for clean alt art graded copies, especially graded 10 and premium label examples, but gains should be steadier than dramatic.
History
Ms. All Sunday is the alias used by Nico Robin in the early One Piece story, when she served as Baroque Works' vice president and partner to Crocodile before joining the Straw Hat Pirates. In the card game, the character is represented as a purple Baroque Works character with a DON!!-manipulation effect that fits her early-arcs role as a calculated, resource-oriented antagonist and later ally.
First released in the One Piece Card Game set Kingdoms of Intrigue (OP04), which has a listed release date of September 22, 2023 in the Japanese market; the English-language version was later released as part of the same set line. The specific card number is OP04-064 and the Alt Art variant is a parallel printing of the same SR card.
- This card is a Super Rare (SR) character card from OP04 with an alternate art parallel version.
- The card is Block 1 and was illustrated by Sunohara.
- Its effect is strongly synergistic with purple DON!! ramp/resource management, which makes it more notable in gameplay than a typical flavor card.
Collector notes
Condition. Check for centering, corner whitening, edge wear, surface scratching, print lines, and holofoil scuffs on the alternate art finish. English One Piece cards can show edge chipping and surface friction easily, so inspect both front and back under angled light. Because this is an alt art SR, pristine corners and clean foil surface matter significantly for grading.
Storage. Store in a soft penny sleeve inside a rigid top loader or semi-rigid holder, and keep away from heat, humidity, and direct sunlight. For long-term storage, use acid-free materials and avoid frequent handling of the foil surface. If grading is planned, handle only by edges with clean hands or gloves.
Authenticity. Verify the exact card number OP04-064, the correct One Piece Card Game typography, and the expected purple SR layout with alternate art styling. Counterfeits often show incorrect font weight, poor color saturation, blurry text, misaligned borders, or weak holo quality. Compare the texture and print sharpness against known authentic examples, and for graded copies check that the slab label exactly matches the card name, set, number, and language.
