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How MugiPocket Prices One Piece Cards: Tracked Sales, Daily Snapshots and What We Do Not Do

Every price on this site and in the app comes from the same pipeline. Here is what it counts, how often it updates, and the three things it deliberately ignores.

MugiPocket Editorial20 September 20262 min readPrices updated daily

A price is only useful if you know where it came from. MugiPocket tracks 8,072 One Piece card printings, and every one of them gets a market price rebuilt each day from tracked sales. This is the method, in plain language, so you can decide how much to trust a number before you act on it.

What we count

  • Completed sales, not listings. An asking price is an opinion. A completed sale is a fact. We only use the second.
  • Per printing, not per card number. OP07-051 base, alternate art, SP and manga are four different prices, because they are four different cards.
  • English and Japanese separately. Same art, different market, different price.
  • Graded separately. PSA 10, 9 and 8 each have their own price where enough sales exist.

How often

Every night the pipeline rebuilds the price of every printing and records a snapshot. That snapshot is what the 90 day charts, the weekly movers lists and the "as of" dates on every page are built from. When a card has no sales for a while, its price holds at the last known level and the page says so.

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What we do not do

  • We do not average in listings to make thin markets look busier than they are.
  • We do not smooth spikes away. If one sale moved a thin market, the chart shows it. A reader can see a spike; a reader cannot see a number we quietly removed.
  • We do not adjust for condition on raw sales. A raw price is an average of raw sales as sold. Graded prices are the condition adjusted view.
A price you can trace is worth more than a price that looks clean.

Everything above applies to the free card pages on this site and to the app. The app adds the full history, graded values, population reports and the Price Intelligence layer built on top of them.

Coverage as of 20 September 2026.

Questions people ask

Where do MugiPocket prices come from?

From completed tracked sales, rebuilt every night per printing, with English, Japanese and graded copies priced separately.

How often are One Piece card prices updated on MugiPocket?

Daily. Each page shows the date its price was last rebuilt.

Does MugiPocket use listing prices?

No. Only completed sales are counted; asking prices are not averaged in.

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