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500 Years in the Future - Booster Box

One Piece Card Game

500 Years in the Future - Booster Box – price, expected value & history

$335.39TCGplayer market · updated 1h ago
Type
Booster Box
Booster packs
24, 12 cards each
Released
Jun 28, 2024
Language
English

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Expected value of opening

0.29×estimated pull ratescomputed Sep 19, 2026

Averaged over many booster boxes, the cards inside are worth about $98.32 at today’s TCGplayer market prices against a market price of $335.39. That average includes the rarest printings (Manga rare, SP card, Treasure Rare), which are seeded by the case, so most boxes contain none of them. Boxes without one average about $35.77 per booster box (11% of the price), and a single box is often lower still: about half have no Secret Rare and two in three no alternate-art leader. Bandai publishes no odds. Every rate below is a community estimate (published guides, one structural collation model and a few counted case openings) and is shown with its basis and how much confidence it deserves. This is information, not advice: opening sealed product is a gamble with a skewed payout, and buying the single is the cheaper way to get a specific card.

EV, all tiers
$98.32
long-run average over many booster boxes
EV, no case hit
$35.77
average without the case-seeded tiers
Range
$62 to $148
low and high rates where sources disagree
EV per pack
$4.10
24 packs in this booster box
EV net
$74.14
after 15% fees and $1 shipping per card worth selling
Break-even price
$98.32
pay less than this and opening matches buying singles on average
Case-hit share
64%
share of the average that comes from case hits
Bulk rares
$15.45
listed below, hard to sell, not in any total
What each printing adds to the value of this booster box. Rates are per 24-pack booster box. The card price is the TCGplayer market price of that printing’s cards in the set: the median where it is not known that every card is equally likely, the average otherwise.
PrintingAdds
Manga rarecase hit1 in 48 boxes · 1 card, median $2,134Most valuable: Boa Hancock (051) (Parallel) (Manga) · $2,134 (cards in this tier are not equally likely)low confidence: About 1 per 4 cases for the whole tier; sources range from 1 per 2 cases to 1 per 6. No counted sample exists: both itemised English cases had none.$44.81
Alternate Art (not a leader)1.3 per box · 18 cards, median $9.78Most valuable: Boa Hancock (051) (Parallel) · $44.86 (cards in this tier are not equally likely)low confidence: About 1.67 alternate arts per box including leaders (guides say 2; the structural table says 16 plus 4 leaders per case), less the leader tier. How they split between Rare, Super Rare and Secret Rare alternate arts is not documented, so the median price is used: a rare, expensive Secret Rare alternate art cannot lift it.$13.00
Alternate Art leader1 in 3 boxes · 6 cards, median $35.03Most valuable: Boa Hancock (038) (Parallel) · $107.10 (cards in this tier are not equally likely)low confidence: About 4 per case in three independent sources; one counted OP-16 case had 3. About two boxes in three have none.$11.56
Super Rare7 per box · 10 cards, mean $1.49Most valuable: Boa Hancock (051) · $3.72low confidence: About 7 per English box in five sources, treated as a box guarantee by the OP-17 case data. Guides quoting 3 to 5 describe Japanese boxes.$10.46
SP cardcase hit1 in 6 boxes · 6 cards, median $55.69Most valuable: O-Nami (SP) · $467.37 (cards in this tier are not equally likely)low confidence: About 2 per case from OP-06 on, stated by four guides with no sample. An average, not a guarantee: one counted OP-16 case had 5. Whether every SP in a set is equally likely is not documented, so the median SP price is used; gold, silver and wanted-poster SP variants are much rarer and are not counted.$9.30
Treasure Rarecase hit1 in 12 boxes · 1 card, mean $101.73Most valuable: Trafalgar Law (010) (TR) · $101.73low confidence: Up to about 1 per case (three OP-17 cases and one OP-16 case). No lower bound is documented, so the low figure counts none.$8.44
Secret Rare1 in 2 boxes · 2 cards, mean $1.51Most valuable: Portgas.D.Ace (119) · $1.68low confidence: About 1 in 2 boxes. Counted English openings give 0.33 to 0.5 per box; the structural table says 8 per case (0.67). The often repeated "1 per box" is not supported for recent sets.$0.76
Rare (bulk)not in the totals24 per box · 26 cards, mean $0.64Most valuable: We're Going to Claim the One Piece!!! · $5.13low confidence: At least one Rare per pack is the only sourced figure, so 24 per box. Shown for reference and NOT added to any total: bulk is hard to sell, and no source gives counts for commons, uncommons or base leaders. Each card is capped at $5.$15.45
Sources and model notes (rates last reviewed Sep 19, 2026)
  • tcgtalk, OP-17 pull rates and case opening: about three English cases (1,000+ packs), openers not named; the largest English sample found.
  • tcgtalk, OP-16 pull rates and case opening: one itemised English case: 5 SP, 5 SEC, 3 alternate-art leaders, 1 gold DON!!, 1 Treasure Rare, 0 manga.
  • onepiecepacksimulator, pull rates explained: per-case structure: 4 alternate-art leaders, 2 SP from OP-06 on, manga about 1 in 5 cases; no sample stated.
  • slab-z, rarities and pull rates guide (2026): about 7 SR per box, SEC 1 in 3 boxes, about 2 alternate arts per box; no sample stated.
  • pack-ev collation table (tcgtrading.cards): a structural model its author calls approximations, not counted data: per case SR 84, SEC 8, alt art 16 + 4 leaders, SP 2, manga 0.25, gold DON!! 2.
  • Bandai, OP-13 product page: official: USD $4.99 per pack. Bandai publishes no odds and no box MSRP.
  • Pull rates are community estimates for English boxes (24 packs of 12 cards, 12 boxes per case), last reviewed 2026-09-19. Bandai publishes none.
  • Not included because no English rate exists: Super Alternate Art and Super Leader Alternate Art cards, gold, silver and wanted-poster SP variants, special-foil and alternate-art DON!! cards, and anniversary cards. The true average is therefore somewhat higher than shown. Bulk (rares, commons, uncommons, base leaders) is in no total: it is hard to sell.
  • A tier's rate is shared by every card in the tier, and per-case figures are averages, not guarantees.
  • For sets before OP-13 no counted case data was found at all: the same ranges are reused and every tier is marked low confidence.
  • 1 priced card of $5 or more is in no tier (printings with no known rate, such as Super Alternate Art and SP variants) and is not counted

Price history last 180 days

$277$335$394Sep 19, 2026
Market$335.39Only today’s price so far. Prices are checked daily. A new point is recorded when a price of $1 or more has moved by at least 2% or $1 since the last recorded point; prices under $1 are recorded once, and again when they reach $1. Up to 180 days are shown.

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