One Piece TCG Treasure Cup: Top priced cards and how it works
One Piece TCG Treasure Cups are official Bandai tournament events where players compete using constructed decks for exclusive promotional cards and high-end prizes. These tournaments are held several times each year across regions such as North America, Europe, and Asia, often attracting hundreds of competitive players.
For collectors and investors, One Piece TCG Treasure Cups are especially interesting because the event prizes include limited promotional cards awarded to top players. These cards are printed in small quantities and often become some of the most valuable tournament promos in the game.
Below you can find an overview of Treasure Cup prize cards by tournament wave, followed by an explanation of how the tournament works and how players participate.
Winner Cards by Treasure Cup Wave
Treasure Cup May 2026
Roronoa Zoro (OP12-020) Serial Number Card Top 4
Enel (OP15-060) Treasure Cup May 2026 Top 8
Jewelry Bonney (OP13-108) Treasure Cup May 2026 Top 16
Nami (OP14-031) Treasure Cup May 2026 Top 64
Treasure Cup March 2026
Roronoa Zoro (OP12-020) Serial Number Card Top 4
Monkey D. Luffy (OP13-118) Treasure Cup March 2026 Top 8
Portgas D. Ace (OP13-119) Treasure Cup March 2026 Top 16
Monkey D. Garp (OP13-016) Treasure Cup March 2026 Top 64
Treasure Cup November 2025
Roronoa Zoro (OP12-020) Serial Number Card Top 4
Sanji (OP10-005) Treasure Cup November 2025 Top 8
Tashigi (OP12-031) Treasure Cup November 2025 Top 16
Monkey D. Luffy (OP12-015) Treasure Cup November 2025 Top 64
Treasure Cup August 2025
Koby (OP11-119) Treasure Cup August 2025 Top 8
Hibari (OP11-010) Treasure Cup August 2025 Top 16
Kujyaku (OP11-004) Treasure Cup August 2025 Top 64
Treasure Cup May 2025
Trafalgar Law (OP09-069) Treasure Cup May 2025 Top 8
Charlotte Pudding (OP08-067) Treasure Cup May 2025 Top 16
Laboon (EB01-048) Treasure Cup May 2025 Top 64
Treasure Cup February 2025
Uta (OP09-002) Treasure Cup February 2025 Top 8
Jack (OP08-084) Treasure Cup February 2025 Top 16
San-Gorou (ST18-003) Treasure Cup February 2025 Top 64
Treasure Cup November December 2024
Vinsmoke Reiju (OP06-069) Treasure Cup November December 2024 Top 8
Cavendish (EB01-012) Treasure Cup November December 2024 Top 16
Tony Tony. Chopper (EB01-006) Treasure Cup November December 2024 Top 64
Treasure Cup August September 2024
Dracule Mihawk (OP01-070) Treasure Cup August September 2024 Top 8
Perona (OP06-093) Treasure Cup August September 2024 Top 16
Roronoa Zoro (ST12-008) Treasure Cup August September 2024 Top 64
Treasure Cup May June 2024
Kaido (OP01-094) Treasure Cup May June Top 8
Linlin (ST07-010) Treasure Cup May June Top 16
Yamato (OP01-121) Treasure Cup May June Top 64
Treasure Cup February 2024
Shanks (ST01-120) Serial Number Card Top 8
Monkey D. Garp (ST06-012) Treasure Cup February 2024 Top 16
Koby (OP02-098) Treasure Cup February 2024 Top 64
Treasure Cup August 2023
Monkey D. Luffy (ST01-001) Serial Number Card Top 8
Roronoa Zoro (OP01-025) Treasure Cup August Top 8
Queen (ST04-005) Treasure Cup August Top 16
Marco (OP02-018) Treasure Cup August Top 64
Treasure Cup May July 2023
Monkey D. Luffy (ST01-001) Serial Number Card Top 8
Zoro (ST01-013) Treasure Cup May July Top 8
Usopp (ST01-002) Treasure Cup May July Top 16
Chopper (ST01-006) Treasure Cup May July Top 64
Treasure Cup February 2023
Monkey D. Luffy (ST01-001) Serial Number Card Top 8
Zoro (ST01-013) Treasure Cup February Top 8
Usopp (ST01-002) Treasure Cup February Top 16
Chopper (ST01-006) Treasure Cup February Top 64
Executive Summary
In One Piece TCG Treasure Cups, players register through Bandai’s official tournament system and compete using constructed decks. The tournament usually runs as Swiss rounds with best-of-one matches, typically played with a 35-minute round timer plus overtime.
Treasure Cups are important for both competitive players and collectors. Competitive players compete for ranking and prizes, while collectors track the limited promotional cards awarded to top finishers.
- Competitive demand: strong tournament results can increase demand for playable cards.
- Prize scarcity: Treasure Cup promo cards are printed in small quantities and awarded only to top placements.
Because of their limited supply, some Treasure Cup prize cards become highly valuable collector items over time.
Treasure Cup Format and How It Works
One Piece TCG Treasure Cups are large competitive events organized as part of Bandai’s official tournament program. These tournaments are held multiple times each year and are open to players who register in advance through the official tournament platform.
Eligibility and Registration
Players typically register through the Bandai TCG+ system or through the official event organizer. Registration often opens several weeks before the event and popular tournaments may sell out quickly.
- Players register using the official Bandai TCG+ system
- Events may require advance registration
- Players check in on-site before the tournament begins
Match Structure
Treasure Cup tournaments usually follow the standard constructed format used in official organized play. Players bring a legal deck and compete in a series of Swiss rounds where they are paired against opponents with similar records.
Matches are typically played as single games with a time limit. Players earn match points based on wins and losses, and the final standings determine prize distribution.
Deck Construction Rules
Decks used in One Piece TCG Treasure Cups follow the standard deck construction rules of the game.
- 1 Leader card
- 50-card main deck
- 10 DON!! cards
- Maximum of 4 copies of the same card number
Deck colors must match the color of the chosen Leader card.
Prize Structure and Tournament Rewards
Prize support for One Piece TCG Treasure Cups varies by event size and organizer, but typically includes several tiers of rewards based on final placement.
- Participation rewards such as event packs or promotional cards
- Placement prizes awarded to players finishing in the Top 64, Top 16, or Top 8
- High-end prizes such as exclusive promo cards or serial-numbered tournament cards
Because these prizes are only awarded during specific tournament waves, the total supply remains very limited. This scarcity is one reason why Treasure Cup promotional cards are often highly sought after by collectors.
Why Treasure Cup Promo Cards Are Valuable
Many collectors closely follow One Piece TCG Treasure Cup results because the promotional cards awarded at these events are printed in limited quantities.
Cards awarded to Top 64, Top 16, Top 8, and Top 4 players often become highly collectible. Serial-numbered prize cards are even rarer and are sometimes considered trophy-level collectibles within the One Piece TCG community.
As the game continues to grow, tournament promos from early Treasure Cup events are becoming increasingly difficult to find on the market, which can drive collector demand and prices.