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Jinbe - Super Rare [OP14-049]

One Piece Card Game Jinbe Super Rare character card OP14-049 in a protective top-loader. - view 1
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Estimated value

$5 - $15

Rarity

Average(4/10)

Category

Trading Cards

Brand

Bandai

Era

2024

Origin

🇯🇵 Japan

Artist / Creator

Ryuda

Authenticity

Very High(90%)
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COLLECTOR'S BREAKDOWN: JINBE - SUPER RARE [OP14-049]

A Super Rare (SR) Character card featuring the Fish-Man Jinbe from the One Piece Card Game. The card depicts Jinbe in a powerful combat stance, utilizing a vibrant color palette of blues and reds. Mechanically, it is an 8-cost blue card with 10,000 power, featuring key effects including 'Rush' when a card is trashed from the hand and a versatile 'On Play' ability for drawing cards and board control. The artwork is credited to artist Ryuda.

CULTURAL CARD LORE

Where This Object Echoes

Japanese MythologyEdo Period (folklore origins)

Jinbe’s character design draws from the Umi-bozu (sea monk) and Oni, traditional spirits associated with the sea and formidable strength.

Ritual & Ceremonial Use

  • •Modern competitive card tournaments where regional championships draw thousands of players.

Meaning Through Time

Modern Era

Transitioned from a storytelling medium to a localized financial asset and competitive tool.

CARD HISTORY & PRINT RUNS

This card was released as part of the Special Goods Set - Ace/Sabo/Luffy - or related promotional products within the OP14 set cycle. Jinbe, a former Warlord of the Sea and the helmsman of the Straw Hat Pirates, is portrayed here utilizing his signature Fish-Man Karate. In the competitive meta, ...
This card was released as part of the Special Goods Set - Ace/Sabo/Luffy - or related promotional products within the OP14 set cycle. Jinbe, a former Warlord of the Sea and the helmsman of the Straw Hat Pirates, is portrayed here utilizing his signature Fish-Man Karate. In the competitive meta, high-power blue characters like this Jinbe are prized for their ability to cycle through the deck while providing significant offensive pressure.

COLLECTOR INTEL

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Jinbe's design is heavily influenced by the 'oni' (ogre) from Japanese folklore, visible in his tusks and facial features.

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This specific artwork is a 'floating' full art, meaning the illustration extends to the edges without the traditional border, a hallmark of Super Rare cards in this series.

HOW SCARCE IS IT?

Average55-70%
CommonLegendary

Typical antique shop fare. Requires some searching but regularly available. This is where most genuine antiques fall.

Typical Characteristics

  • Standard antique shop items
  • Regularly available
  • Moderate collector interest

Confidence Factors

  • Printing patterns and holographic sheen are consistent with official Bandai production
  • Set code OP14-049 and SR rarity stamp align with official card databases
How does authenticity detection work?

GRADING EXPERT'S TAKE

Trading Card Market Analyst

Card Specialist

The card is clearly photographed with high-definition details of the set markers, rarity stamp, and surface foiling, allowing for a precise identification and condition assessment.

KEY EVIDENCE

  • 1SR rarity stamp visible in the bottom right corner
  • 2Card number OP14-049 clearly identified
  • 3Ryuda artist signature present on the right border
  • 4Typical Bandai foil patterns and English print run markers

WHAT WOULD IMPROVE CERTAINTY

  • →Remove from top-loader to inspect for surface indents under angled light
  • →Check card back for centering and whitening at the corners
  • →Verify 'authentic' font weight on the copyright line at the bottom

CONDITION & GRADE

PSA 9-10

Grading breakdown

Centering appears approximately 55/45 left-to-right. Surface appears clean with no visible scratches or print lines. Edges look crisp with no obvious whitening from the front view.

Condition

The card appears to be in Near Mint condition based on the images. Centering looks slightly heavy on the left side. Top-right corner exhibits sharp edges while inside the top-loader protection.

Surface

Glossy holographic finish with light texturing typical of modern Bandai SR prints. The foiling shows a rainbow sheen under direct light.

Weight & feel

Standard cardstock weight, significantly lighter than vintage 90s cards, fitting the modern high-quality Bandai manufacturing standard.

TRADING CARD MARKET VALUE

$5 - $15

Updated: Apr 2, 2026

Who buys this

Active One Piece Card Game players looking for 'play-sets' (4 copies) for Blue decks, and character-specific collectors.

What increases value

  • •Playability in the current 'Meta' (competitive landscape)
  • •Near-perfect centering (for grading candidates)
  • •High popularity of the Jinbe character among fans

What lowers value

  • •Reprints in future 'Best Of' or 'Special' sets can tank the value of standard SRs
  • •Price fluctuations based on ban/restricted list updates

What makes top-tier examples

  • •No 'silvering' on edges
  • •Perfect 50/50 centering
  • •Absence of print lines in the holographic foil

Grade & condition

Centering, surface print lines, and edge whitening are the primary grade-determining factors for Bandai cards.

Rarity & demand

AverageModerate demandSells quickly
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YOUR INPUT VS. SCANNER FINDINGS

How your provided context compares with Curiosa.com scanner findings.

What Aligned

  • User stated 'not the alternate art' - Visual identification confirms this is the standard Super Rare (SR) version and not the rarer Parallel/Alt Art.

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