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Trafalgar Law (119) (Manga) is a Manga Rare / Alt Art card from Royal Blood (One Piece Card Game). If you only want this specific card, buying the single card may be more predictable than opening sealed packs.
The manga-style Law leads Royal Blood chase demand by a wide margin over anything else with an OP10 number. Manga rares are estimated at multiple boxes per hit, so buying the single is far more predictable than chasing packs.
Rough market estimate: ~$829 (editorial estimate — always check live listings)
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A 12-card Royal Blood (OP-10) pack. The manga-style Trafalgar Law is the estimated top chase at long, community-observed odds, with rare special-print reprint inserts from older sets possible at even longer odds. Packs sit closer to MSRP than the OP-09/OP-11 chase magnets, making this one of the more reasonable current-era One Piece opens.
A standard 24-pack Royal Blood booster box. Expect roughly 1–2 Secret Rares per box by community observation; the Law manga rare is considerably rarer and never guaranteed. One of the more affordable current-era One Piece boxes, which makes it a sensible pick for players building a collection.
Estimates, not guarantees
Pull statistics are estimates based on available data and may vary. Opening packs is random. No pack, box, or sealed product guarantees a specific card unless the product explicitly states it.
Always check official product details and set lists before buying.
Trafalgar Law (119) (Manga) is part of Royal Blood. Products from that set that can contain it: Royal Blood Booster Pack, Royal Blood Booster Box. Every pack is random — no product guarantees this card.
No card-level observed estimate is available. Its rarity tier (Manga Rare / Alt Art) is the best general guide, and pulling any specific card is random.
If you only want this specific card, buying the single card may be more predictable than opening sealed packs. Packs make sense when you enjoy opening and want many cards from the set, not just this one.
Collect responsibly
Open packs for fun and collecting. If you need a specific card, compare the cost of buying the single.
Stats help set expectations. They do not change your odds or guarantee results.
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