Question 1

Is Sanji OP07-064 worth grading?

Accepted Answer

Here is where things get interesting with this one. A PSA 10 of Sanji is worth $450, and a PSA 10 typically runs about 0.6 times the raw card's price, which lines up here. But notice that means the graded gem mint copy is actually worth less than the raw card sitting ungraded in a sleeve. That is not the usual pattern, and it is worth sitting with for a second. Grading costs money and takes time, and there is always a real chance the card comes back a Grade 9 instead of a 10, especially with a promo like this where surface and centering get scrutinized closely. Given the numbers as they stand, this looks like a card better held raw than sent off to grade, unless you have a specific reason like display or a completed graded set.

Question 2

How rare is Sanji OP07-064?

Accepted Answer

PackSpy does not have population data to point to here, but the story tells itself. Championship Finalist promos are not print-run cards in the traditional sense, they are competition rewards, so the total number that exist is tied to how many players made it to the finals of that event and how many copies were given per player. That is a fundamentally tighter pool than even a rare pull from a booster box. Scarcity like this is a big part of why the raw price on Sanji sits where it does, well above most set cards from 500 Years in the Future.

Question 3

Where can you pull Sanji OP07-064?

Accepted Answer

This is the part where we have to be straight with you: PackSpy has not recorded Sanji being pulled on any of the online pack sites we track, and that is not surprising for a card like this. Championship Finalist promos were never distributed through packs at all, so you will not find them showing up in live rip data the way a rare box pull would. If you want Sanji, the honest path is the secondary market, buying directly from a seller or auction rather than hoping for a pull. It is a good reminder that opening packs is a gamble where most rips do not pay off, and cards like this one are proof that the real chase sometimes happens off the pack floor entirely.

Question 4

How much is Sanji worth?

Accepted Answer

Raw, ungraded copies of Sanji are valued at $736, while a PSA 10 gem mint copy comes in at $450. That gap is unusual since graded copies are usually worth more, so most collectors are better off keeping this one raw right now.

Question 5

Is Sanji worth grading?

Accepted Answer

Based on current numbers, probably not. A PSA 10 sits at $450, which is lower than the $736 raw price, and grading always carries the risk of coming back a Grade 9 instead of a 10. Unless you specifically want a graded copy for a set or display, holding it raw makes more financial sense here.

Question 6

What set is Sanji from?

Accepted Answer

Sanji is card OP07-064, a Championship 2024 Finalist Vol. 2 promo tied to the 500 Years in the Future set. It was given out to players at the event rather than pulled from packs, which is a big part of why it carries the value it does.

Grade	Value	Population
PSA 10 (Gem Mint)	$450	-
PSA 9	-	-
PSA 8	-	-
PSA 7	-	-
PSA 6	-	-
PSA 5	-	-
PSA 4	-	-
PSA 3	-	-
PSA 2	-	-
PSA 1	-	-
Raw / Ungraded	$736	-

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