TCGAI.PRO ナミ (Nami) 1999 · One Piece Carddass Hyper Battle First Stage · #S05
8.0 Near Mint-Mint
Cen
10
Cor
9
Edg
8
Sur
9
Hold
ナミ (Nami) card, TCGAI Score 8.0

Certificate #7A693C6D99A9 · One Piece

ナミ (Nami)

One Piece Carddass Hyper Battle First Stage · #S05 · 1999

Near Mint-Mint Hold

Hold. Often worth as much raw. Keep it or sell it raw.

Estimate, not an official grade.

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Condition report

Each check is scored out of 10 on both sides. The lowest one caps the TCGAI Score.

Front No flaws
Back No flaws
49 51 49 51
Front 49/51 L/R · 49/51 T/B
49 51 50 50
Back 50/50 L/R · 49/51 T/B

Measured from the photo. Borders drawn wider than real so the offset shows.

Sub-grades out of 10, front and back
Check Front Back
Centering 10 10
Corners 10 9
Edges 10 8
Surface 10 9
Whitening 10 9.5
Holo / foil 10 9

Limited by Edges 8 Faint silvering across all edges.

What the AI found

Flaws visible at the photo's resolution. A grader under magnification may find more. Marks on the photos show the area named, not an exact spot.

No defects listed at this photo resolution.

What this card sells for

An estimate from recent listings, not an appraisal. Prices in USD.

Graded

—

No comparable graded sales

Raw, ungraded

$499

1 listing

Grading premium

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Graded average over raw average

Estimate from eBay listings after removing bundles, wrong sets and outliers. Small samples move a lot. Muestra insuficiente (graded=1, validListings=0, mínimo=5). Rango estimado con baja confianza.

About this card

Background compiled from public web sources. Check it before you buy or sell.

Market outlook

Rising Outlook 7/10

Growing interest in vintage One Piece cards, especially true rookie cards like Nami's S05. One Piece's 20+ year anniversary and continued media expansions boost collector enthusiasm[1][2].

Next months. Next 3–6 months: Prices for graded 9 copies may rise to $900–$1,100 due to auction competition and collector demand.

Long term. 1–3 years: Expect sustained growth to $1,500–$2,500 for graded 9, driven by franchise expansions and increasing vintage card market maturity.

History

Nami is a central character in the One Piece franchise, introduced as a skilled navigator and former thief who joined Monkey D. Luffy’s crew to find the ultimate treasure. Her first appearance in trading cards was in the 1999 One Piece Carddass Hyper Battle First Stage, where she is depicted as the 'Pirate Thief' with编号 S05[1][2].

  • This is considered Nami's 'true' rookie card and her first official One Piece trading card[1].
  • Despite being labeled Common, high-grade copies (graded 9) have achieved significant market value, with one sold for $750 and another listed at $3,500[2][4].
  • The card features Number S05 and is titled 'Pirate Thief' in the Carddass series[2].

Rarity and print run

Tier
Common
Print run
Very High
First printed in
One Piece Carddass Hyper Battle First Stage
Demand
High
Supply
Low
  • Despite Common classification, high-grade (graded 9) copies are extremely scarce due to age and handling[2][4]
  • Only one printing set exists, limiting supply[2]
  • Nami's iconic status and first appearance in trading cards drive demand[1]

Collector notes

Condition. Check for edge wear, corner dents, and surface scratches. Common flaws include centering issues and dulling of print due to age. Graded copies (graded 9) are especially rare due to the card's age and handling[2][4].

Storage. Store in a rigid, non-PVC plastic sleeve inside a temperature-controlled, humidity-regulated environment. Use a top-loader for additional protection against bending[2].

Authenticity. Fakes may have incorrect numbering (e.g., c09 instead of S05), different font styles, or lower print quality. Authentic cards have 'S05' clearly printed and match the 1999 printing standards. Verify graded grading via the official graded database[2][4].

Sources: reddit.com, warriorsdownunder.com, instagram.com, alt.xyz, grandlinewiki.net

Card details

Name
ナミ (Nami)
Game
One Piece
Set
One Piece Carddass Hyper Battle First Stage (C01)
Number
S05
Year
1999
Rarity
Common
Language
Japanese
Manufacturer
Bandai
Identification
Not matched in a catalog
Certificate
#7A693C6D99A9
Graded on
Jun 24, 2026
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