Ms. All Sunday

Market outlook

Declining Outlook 4/10

Recent sales show sharp 65.8% drop in graded 10 prices from peak, stabilizing at lower levels post-hype.

Next months. Stable to slight decline next 3-6 months as inventory clears.

Long term. Low growth potential 1-3 years unless character reprint or anime boost.

History

Ms. All Sunday is the alias of Nico Robin, a key character from Eiichiro Oda's One Piece manga and anime series. She is the archaeologist of the Straw Hat Pirates, formerly the vice president of the criminal organization Baroque Works, with Devil Fruit powers from the Hana Hana no Mi allowing her to sprout body parts. Significant for her tragic backstory, intelligence, and role in uncovering the world's hidden history via Poneglyphs.

First released in the One Piece Card Game Kingdoms of Intrigue set (OP04) on September 22, 2023, in English.

• Character classified as a Purple Wisdom Attribute card with Cost 5 and Power 5000, subtype Baroque Works.
• Features two artists: Sunohara for standard Super Rare and Hatori Kyoka for Alternate Art variant.
• Part of the OP04 booster set themed around intrigue and Baroque Works storyline.

Rarity and print run

Tier

Rare

Print run

Medium

First printed in

Kingdoms of Intrigue (OP04)

Demand

Medium

Supply

Medium

• Super Rare with Special Alternate Art variant increases chase appeal
• Single set printing limits supply
• Foil treatment prone to condition issues reducing high-grade population

Collector notes

Condition. Check for centering issues on Alternate Art foil surface, edge chipping common on Super Rare prints, surface scratches from foil wear, and print lines on holo patterns.

Storage. Store in penny sleeves and semi-rigid top loaders, keep in cool dry environment away from sunlight to prevent foil oxidation, use climate-controlled binders or boxes for long-term.

Authenticity. Verify holo pattern matches official OP04 samples, check card weight and thickness against genuine, inspect artist signature legibility, use UV light for hologram authenticity, avoid cards with off-color printing or incorrect font spacing.