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The Time of Battle (OP16) vs OP-11 A Fist of Divine Speed

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Quick answer

The Time of Battle is the current in-print set: boxes around $205 and a chase list topped by the manga-art Admiral trio (Sakazuki ~$1,211, Kuzan ~$1,158, Borsalino ~$1,060). OP-11 has a mature singles market, but its manga Luffy (~$1,343) already drove boxes to ~$632 — the chases are priced in. Openers should open the current set; OP-11 is now a singles market.

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One Piece OP16 The Time of Battle vs OP-11: Which to Buy?
OP16 The Time of BattleOP-11 A Fist of Divine Speed
Top chase (est.)Sakazuki (Manga) ~$1,211Manga Luffy ~$1,343
Chase depth (est.)Three manga Admirals above $1,000Concentrated in the Luffy
Booster box (est.)~$205 (in print)~$632 (appreciated)
Singles marketActive, still maturingSettled

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Strengths and tradeoffs

OP16 The Time of Battle

Best for: Opening packs today · Admiral collectors

  • In print, box ~$205 est.
  • Three four-figure manga chases spread the top end
  • Manga-rare odds are lottery-grade — nothing is guaranteed

OP-11 A Fist of Divine Speed

Best for: Manga Luffy as a single · Known chase list

  • Fully settled singles market
  • Box ~$632 est. — its chase value is already in the price

Our verdict

Open The Time of Battle if you enjoy opening; buy OP-11 cards as singles. Opening a ~$632 box to chase one card the market already prices at ~$1,343 is the classic case where the single wins.

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