Goldin sold a serial-numbered Roronoa Zoro, copy #230/600, graded PSA GEM MT 10, for $23,000 including buyer's premium. The sale closed on October 18, 2026, after 46 bids, according to the Goldin lot page .
What did the serialized Roronoa Zoro #230/600 sell for?
The 2025 One Piece English Promos Serialized Top Prize #020 Roronoa Zoro (#230/600), graded PSA GEM MT 10, sold at Goldin for $23,000 USD, including the buyer's premium. The auction closed on October 18, 2026, in America/New_York time, after 46 bids (source: Goldin, 2026-10) .
Quick Answer: Goldin sold the serial-numbered ONE PIECE Card Game Roronoa Zoro #020, copy #230/600, graded PSA GEM MT 10, for $23,000 USD including the buyer's premium. The auction closed on October 18, 2026, after 46 bids. Goldin did not publish the hammer price.
Goldin published only the total price. It did not publish the hammer price, which is the winning bid before the buyer's premium is added. This article does not estimate the hammer price or work it out from the total, since any figure below $23,000 would be a guess.
Quick reference for this lot:
- Auction house: Goldin
- Lot title: 2025 One Piece English Promos Serialized Top Prize #020 Roronoa Zoro (#230/600) - PSA GEM MT 10
- Grade: PSA 10 (GEM MT)
- Serial number: #230 of 600
- Price: $23,000 USD, including buyer's premium (hammer price not published)
- Bids: 46
- Sale closed: October 18, 2026 (America/New_York)
The card is the serial-numbered version of the OP12-020 Roronoa Zoro Leader. It was a Top 4 prize at the official ONE PIECE CARD GAME Treasure Cup, which ran from November 2025 onwards (source: ONE PIECE CARD GAME official site, 2025-11) . It was not sold in booster packs.
What is the serialized Roronoa Zoro OP12-020 card?
The serialized Roronoa Zoro is a serial-numbered printing of OP12-020 Roronoa Zoro, a Leader card from the OP-12 era of the ONE PIECE Card Game. Each copy has its own number printed on the card. The English run is numbered out of 600, and the Goldin lot is copy #230 .
Goldin's lot title calls the card "2025 One Piece English Promos Serialized Top Prize #020 Roronoa Zoro (#230/600) - PSA GEM MT 10" (source: Goldin lot page, 2026-10). The "#020" matches the card's number, OP12-020, and "Top Prize" shows the card was given out as a prize, not sold in packs.
In play, the serial copy works like the regular OP12-020 Leader. The Limitless TCG card database lists these details :
- Card type: Leader
- Color: Green
- Life: 5
- Power: 5000
- Attribute: Slash
- Traits: Supernovas / Straw Hat Crew
- Format: Legal in Standard
The same database lists the prize-card serial printing as its own entry, apart from the standard OP12-020 . Collectors and price trackers treat the two as different items, so the regular Leader and the serial-numbered prize copy are priced separately.
The official ONE PIECE CARD GAME site explains how the numbering works: "Since the serial number cards each have a unique number printed on them, they cannot be exchanged or replaced for any reason" (source: ONE PIECE CARD GAME official site, 2025-11) . The number on this lot, #230/600, therefore applies to one physical card only.
A separate Japanese version also exists. Fan news account One Piece Merch News on X reported a Japanese serial Zoro stamped "For Japan" and numbered out of 2,700. It said this version was a top prize at Japanese Flagship Battle events in January 2026 (source: One Piece Merch News on X, 2025-12) . That report comes from a secondary fan source, not from Bandai. The same account gave the English print run as X/600, which matches the Goldin lot title (source: One Piece Merch News on X, 2025-09) . The Goldin lot is the English /600 version, not the Japanese one.
How did players get the serialized Zoro? Treasure Cup Top 4 prize
The serialized Roronoa Zoro was given only as a tournament prize, to players who finished in the top 4 at a ONE PIECE CARD GAME Treasure Cup event. Bandai's official Treasure Cup November 2025 page lists the Top 4 prize as "OP12-020 Roronoa Zoro Serial Number Card x1" . It was not sold in booster packs.
On the same page, Bandai gives the event period as "November 2025 onwards" . The official site describes the format this way:
"A year-round tournament that offers players the chance to compete for special prizes!" - ONE PIECE CARD GAME official English site (source: Treasure Cup November 2025 event page)
Prizes were handed out by finishing position. Bandai's list (source: ONE PIECE CARD GAME, 2025-11) has the serial Zoro as the only serial-numbered card. The other card prizes are alternate-art versions. The table below lists them by name only and makes no claim about their value.
| Placement | Card prize listed by Bandai | Serial-numbered? |
|---|---|---|
| Champion and 2nd place | 2025 Treasure Cup playmats and an OP-12 uncut sheet, among other items | No |
| Top 4 | OP12-020 Roronoa Zoro Serial Number Card x1 | Yes |
Prize list per the official Treasure Cup November 2025 page .
Because of this structure, every English /600 copy, including #230, started with a player who reached the top 4 of a Treasure Cup event. Supply came only from tournament results, not from pack openings.
- Distribution: tournament prize only, not available in packs.
- Who received it: Top 4 finishers at Treasure Cup events.
- Event period: "November 2025 onwards," according to Bandai.
When the prize was announced, the fan news account One Piece Merch News called the serialized Zoro "the first of its kind" as a Top 4 Treasure Cup prize (source: One Piece Merch News on X, 2025-09) . This is a fan account's description, not a statement from Bandai. Some secondary sources say the card was also a prize at later Treasure Cup events, but this has not been confirmed. Collectors should check the official event page for each tournament.
Why does the serial number #230/600 matter to collectors?
The serial number makes this copy individually identifiable. Bandai's official prize terms say each serial number card carries its own unique number and cannot be exchanged or replaced. The copy stamped #230 of the 600-card English run is therefore a specific object that can be followed from sale to sale.
The wording comes from the official ONE PIECE CARD GAME event page for the Treasure Cup November 2025, which lists the serialized OP12-020 Roronoa Zoro as the Top 4 prize :
"Since the serial number cards each have a unique number printed on them, they cannot be exchanged or replaced for any reason," - Bandai, official prize terms for the ONE PIECE CARD GAME Treasure Cup November 2025 (source: ONE PIECE CARD GAME official site) .
This has a practical effect. A standard OP-12 Leader card from a booster pack cannot be told apart from any other copy of the same printing, but a serial card can. When a numbered copy changes hands at auction, the number is part of the lot title, so buyers can match a sale record to one physical card.
The Goldin lot has three features, each stated in the lot title or the official prize list:
- Tournament-only prize: the card was not sold in packs. Players earned it by finishing in the Top 4 of a Treasure Cup event .
- English run of 600: the lot is numbered #230/600 , and fan news coverage reports the same X/600 English print run (source: One Piece Merch News on X) .
- Top grade: the copy is graded PSA GEM MT 10 .
The lot drew 46 bids before it closed on October 18, 2026 , which points to steady competition for this copy. That figure describes this one auction only. It does not show how other serial numbers or other grades of the same card would sell.
Copy #230/600 now has a public sale record with Goldin as the named source (Goldin lot page). If it comes up for sale again, the number makes it easy to identify.
How should you read the $23,000 price?
The $23,000 figure is the total price, and it includes Goldin's buyer's premium . Goldin has not published the hammer price, which is the winning bid before the premium is added, and this article does not estimate it. The total is what the buyer paid for copy #230/600 in PSA GEM MT 10.
Keep these points in mind when you use this result as a reference:
- The price includes the premium. The total paid was $23,000 USD with buyer's premium, according to the Goldin lot page . If you compare it with another sale, check whether that price includes a premium too.
- The hammer price is unknown. Goldin did not publish it, so this lot alone cannot separate the winning bid from the fee.
- The sale date is fixed. The auction closed on October 18, 2026, America/New_York time . Give that date when you cite the result, because it is not a live price.
- It is one sale. The result covers one serial number in one grade at one auction house. It is not an average price for the card.
The Goldin lot page loads its content with JavaScript, so a plain text copy of the page showed only the site header. The price, the bid count of 46 and the close date come from Goldin's own data, supplied to this site's editors . We could not check them against the page text a second time. To confirm the figures yourself, open the lot page in a browser.
This price says nothing about what other copies will sell for, and it is not investment advice. Other serial numbers, other grades and other sales channels can give different results. The $23,000 total is a dated record of what one buyer paid on Goldin.
Where can you find or track serialized Zoro copies?
Four sources cover serialized Roronoa Zoro copies. Goldin's lot page holds the record of this sale. Bandai's official Treasure Cup event pages list the prizes. The Limitless TCG database has the card details. The SnapHolo price table at the end of this page covers the named cards. The $23,000 result, which includes the buyer's premium, is recorded on the Goldin lot page for a sale that closed on October 18, 2026 .
- Sale record: The Goldin lot page lists the lot title, the PSA 10 grade and the serial #230/600. The 46 bids and the $23,000 total including buyer's premium come from Goldin's data . Goldin did not publish a hammer price.
- Prize lists: The official ONE PIECE CARD GAME Treasure Cup November 2025 page names the "OP12-020 Roronoa Zoro Serial Number Card x1" as the Top 4 prize . Some secondary sources say later Treasure Cup events also offered this card. That claim is unverified, so check the official event page for each tournament before relying on it.
- Card details: The Limitless TCG entry for OP12-020 lists the Leader's stats and Standard legality. It also lists the serial prize printing as a separate version .
- Prices: The SnapHolo price table below this article covers the cards named here, including OP-12 entries.
When you track a copy, record the serial number, the grading company and grade, and whether the price includes the buyer's premium. Each serial card carries a unique number and "cannot be exchanged or replaced for any reason," according to the official event page . That number lets you follow a single copy across sales. Copy #230/600, graded PSA 10, sold on Goldin for $23,000 including buyer's premium after 46 bids, with the sale closing on October 18, 2026. Treat that as one dated data point, and confirm any later sale on its own source page.
Frequently asked questions
How much did the serialized Roronoa Zoro #230/600 sell for?
The 2025 One Piece English Promos Serialized Top Prize #020 Roronoa Zoro (#230/600), graded PSA GEM MT 10, sold on Goldin for $23,000 USD, including the buyer's premium. The lot drew 46 bids, and the sale closed on October 18, 2026, New York time . Goldin did not publish the hammer price.
How could players win the serialized Zoro card?
The serialized OP12-020 Roronoa Zoro was not sold in packs. It was a tournament prize. The official ONE PIECE CARD GAME Treasure Cup November 2025 event page lists "OP12-020 Roronoa Zoro Serial Number Card x1" as the Top 4 prize, and gives the event period as "November 2025 onwards" . To get one, a player had to finish in the top 4 of a Treasure Cup event.
How many English serialized Zoro cards exist?
The Goldin lot title gives the English print run as 600 and numbers this copy #230 . The fan news account One Piece Merch News reports the same X/600 English run . The same fan source, not Bandai, reports a separate Japanese version stamped "For Japan" and numbered X/2700. It says that version was a top prize at Japanese Flagship Battle events in January 2026 .
Can a serial number card be exchanged or replaced?
No. The official Treasure Cup event page says: "Since the serial number cards each have a unique number printed on them, they cannot be exchanged or replaced for any reason" . Because each number is unique, every copy, including #230/600, can be identified on its own.
Does the $23,000 include the buyer's premium?
Yes. The $23,000 USD figure includes Goldin's buyer's premium . Goldin did not publish the hammer price, which is the winning bid before the premium is added, for this PSA 10 copy. Any hammer figure you see for this lot would be an estimate, not a number from the auction house.
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Sources: Goldin · official event page · Limitless TCG card database · One Piece Merch News on X · One Piece Merch News
