Question 1

Is Kujyaku OP11-004 worth grading?

Accepted Answer

So is it worth grading? Here's the honest math: a raw Kujyaku sits at $406, and a PSA 10 brings $716, which works out to that familiar 1.8x jump graders talk about. That's a real premium, but gem mint is gem mint for a reason, it means no whitening, no edge wear, perfect corners, and a lot of raw copies just don't clear that bar. Grade 9 value isn't something we have solid numbers on yet, which tells you the market for near-perfect copies is thinner and less predictable than the PSA 10 tier. Grading costs money and takes time, and there's no guarantee your card comes back a 10, so if you're on the fence, it often makes sense to grade the copies that already look flawless to your eye rather than sending in anything with visible flaws hoping for the best.

Question 2

How rare is Kujyaku OP11-004?

Accepted Answer

We don't have official population figures to point to here, but Treasure Cup cards like Kujyaku carry a built-in scarcity just from how they're distributed, tournament promos never see the print runs that main set cards do. That naturally limited supply is a big reason the price holds up the way it does, and it's worth remembering that gem mint examples of any promo tend to be rarer still simply because these cards pass through more hands before they land in a collection. Scarcity like this is exactly why patient collectors watch pages like this one instead of guessing.

Question 3

Where can you pull Kujyaku OP11-004?

Accepted Answer

This is where PackSpy actually earns its keep, we track real pulls across pack sites rather than just guessing at value. Kujyaku has been recorded 17 times across collector-crypt and courtyard, with the biggest recorded pull landing at $730, and we've seen it turn up in the One Piece Emperor Pack, the One Piece Pro Pack, and the One Piece Gacha Pack. That said, opening packs chasing a specific card is still a gamble, most rips don't come close to covering their cost, so treat any of these packs as entertainment first and a Kujyaku pull as a nice bonus if it happens.

Question 4

How much is Kujyaku worth?

Accepted Answer

A raw, ungraded Kujyaku is currently valued at $406. If you've got a PSA 10, that jumps to $716, and the biggest pull we've personally recorded for this card came in at $730 from packs we track. Grade 9 pricing isn't established yet, so raw and PSA 10 are your two reliable reference points right now.

Question 5

Is Kujyaku worth grading?

Accepted Answer

It can be, since PSA 10 copies fetch about 1.8x the raw price, going from $406 to $716. But gem mint is a real bar to clear, and grading costs and turnaround time are worth factoring in before you send anything off. If your copy has visible wear, it's usually smarter to hold off rather than gamble on a 10.

Question 6

What set is Kujyaku from?

Accepted Answer

Kujyaku comes from the Fist of Divine Speed set as card OP11-004, released as a Treasure Cup promo in August 2025. That tournament origin is part of what sets it apart from standard pulls in the eyes of collectors.

Grade	Value	Population
PSA 10 (Gem Mint)	$716	-
PSA 9	-	-
PSA 8	-	-
PSA 7	-	-
PSA 6	-	-
PSA 5	-	-
PSA 4	-	-
PSA 3	-	-
PSA 2	-	-
PSA 1	-	-
Raw / Ungraded	$406	-

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