Two cards can share one set and number

One Piece, Digimon and a few other games print a second version at the same number, and it can be worth a hundred times more.

In Pokémon a holo and a reverse holo are two printings of one card, and the Finish row answers which one you hold.

One Piece, Digimon, Gundam, Union Arena and Dragon Ball work differently. A second version is a separate card with the same set and number.

In One Piece a version can come from another set, like an SP or a reprint. The Version row lists every version at that card number.

Pick the one you hold

When a card has more than one version, the card panel shows a Version row with each one and its price.

Romance Dawn OP01-002 is Trafalgar Law at $2.12, and the Parallel version at the same number is $440.57. Nothing in a scan can tell them apart.

Pick your version and the price follows. The version word, like Parallel, goes into the listing title through the {version} token and into the description as its own line.

A version the catalog holds no price for cannot be picked. Type a price in Price instead, because a version word over the plain card’s price is the wrong listing.

Until you pick one, we price the plain card. A One Piece card has an error when its scan does not look like the plain card, shows the SP mark, or shows foil where the plain card has none.

A card with one version shows no row.

Find a version by search

Search Other matches for the card, such as OP17-039 alt art. Each version is its own result with its own price.

Press the version you hold. That sets the card and its Version row together.