How Much Is the P-043 “King Luffy” Worth? All Four Variants, Priced

Market Intel

P-043 “King Luffy” — 4 cards, one number

2nd-Anniv stamped (EN)

raw ~$15

WSJ #36-37 foil (JP)

raw ~$57 · PSA10 ~$133–142

Convention foil

PSA10 ~$760–1,125 (falling)

Convention non-foil

PSA10 ~$178–222

Verdict — “P-043 Luffy” is not one card — it's at least four, from ~$15 to ~$1,100 depending on stamp, foil and print. Match the exact variant before you buy or sell; the number alone tells you nothing.

tcgintel.appeBay, TCGplayer & SNKRDUNK sales, per variant · re-checked 15 Sep 2026 · not financial advice

The short answer: P-043 is the “crowned King” Monkey D. Luffy promo (cost 7 / 7000, blue, "On Play: return a cost-3-or-less character"). But one serial hides at least four different collectibles — the English 2nd-Anniversary stamped print, the Japanese Weekly Shonen Jump #36-37 foil, a Convention-Exclusive foil, and a Convention non-foil — trading anywhere from ~$15 to ~$1,100 by treatment and grade. Anyone pricing “P-043” off a single number is almost certainly wrong. Here's each variant, priced on real sold comps, and which ones we rate a Buy.

This is independent analysis of physical collectibles — not financial advice. Prices are variant-matched last-sold estimates (eBay, TCGplayer, SNKRDUNK), not live quotes. (Card images below are the shared base art as a placeholder — the stamp/foil differences aren't visible in a flat scan; variant-correct photos to follow.)

The four variants — priced, with our call

Tap any variant for its full reading.

Three of the four are Buys. The Convention foil's July call closed as a miss on 15 Sep 2026 and a new, smaller call was opened the same day; the convention non-foil is a fair-value read. The spread from ~$15 to ~$1,100 is entirely treatment and print — same character, same artwork.

Why the number is meaningless on its own

Every one of these is stamped “P-043,” so a listing that just says “P-043 Luffy” could be a $15 raw stamped copy or a $1,100 graded convention foil. The disambiguators:

• Stamp — the English 2nd-Anniversary print carries an event stamp; the others don't.
• Foil — the WSJ and the convention-foil are foil; the treatment alone is most of the value gap.
• Language — English (2nd-Anniv, convention) vs Japanese (WSJ #36-37).
• Grade — the pricier variants trade almost entirely as PSA 10; raw and graded diverge hugely.

This is the single most common way collectors overpay (or undersell) King Luffy — and exactly why we price each variant to its own sold comps rather than a blended aggregate. Price apps routinely mix these into one wrong number; we don't. See how we price cards.

What we'd buy

The 2nd-Anniversary stamped English print is event-only and scarcer than the Japanese copies, with strong English demand — our standing Buy at ~$15 raw (target reset to $59 on 15 Sep 2026). The WSJ #36-37 foil has not firmed; it has fallen. Raw now trades ~$57 on SNKRDUNK and PSA 10 ~$133–142, so its target was reset to $225 on 15 Sep 2026. The Convention foil is still the grail print. Our July Buy on it closed as a miss on 15 Sep 2026: PSA 10 sold $1,125 on 3 Sep, then $760–790 on 8–14 Sep, below the ~$900 line that call set. A new call opened the same day targets a return to $1,100, its early-September level, at Low conviction. Each carries a dated target on its card page, with founder positions disclosed where held.

Sources

• Official card identity — ONE PIECE CARD GAME card list (P-043)
• eBay last-sold, matched per variant (stamp / WSJ foil / convention foil / convention non-foil)
• TCGplayer sales for the English 2nd-Anniversary stamped print
• Cross-check for JP variants — SNKRDUNK
• Our method — how we price cards