One Piece OP13 — Carrying On His Will

One Piece OP13

One Piece OP13 — Carrying On His Will

Third-anniversary setNovember 2025

Ace Grading 10s from OP13 Carrying On His Will, the November 2025 third-anniversary set: Roger, Ace, Shanks, Boa Hancock and the DON!! cards, all on Japanese printings. Certs verifiable online, slabs double-boxed, free UK delivery over £100.

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More about One Piece OP13 — Carrying On His Will

Graded cards from OP13, Carrying On His Will, the third-anniversary set released 7 November 2025 in English and as Inherited Will in Japanese. Around 22 slabs, all Ace Grading 10s on the Japanese printings.

The set is built around Roger, Ace and the legacy theme, and that's exactly what's in these slabs: Gol D. Roger, Portgas D. Ace, Shanks, Boa Hancock, Jewelry Bonney, Sabo, and the DON!! cards that One Piece collectors have started slabbing in their own right.

Why Japanese, and why 10s? Bandai's Japanese print runs come out better centred, and Ace wants centering around 50/50 for a Gem Mint 10, so the Japanese versions simply grade higher more often. A 10 on a card like the Ace OP13-119 is not an easy thing to find.

Every cert is checkable at acegrading.com/cert before you buy, with subgrades and population data on the same page. Slabs travel double-boxed, free over £100. See also OP14 The Azure Sea's Seven, all graded One Piece, and sealed product in One Piece Card Game.