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Beckett Collectibles@beckettcollect More than 20 years before today’s One Piece Card Game, collectors in Japan were already competing for One Piece cards. Released as part of Bandai’s early One Piece card game in 2002, these “license” promos were distributed through competitive play, with different cards awarded for participation and tournament achievements. The examples shown here range from an Usopp Rookie License participation prize and Chopper Pirate License awarded for five wins to Luffy Top 5 and tournament winner prizes. At the top is the Gold Roger Pirate King License, awarded as a National Tour winner prize.
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@frostvolt6 Started with one pack, now I’m chasing every Straw Hat 😭 CatchBack Cards.
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@the_kingoftwin @beckettcollect @beckett.bas you guys need to get a hold of me immediately for an order I placed with you guys and you sent me back damaged slabs with objects sealed inside my slab that should not be there on $20,000 worth of cards and I will take this further if you don’t get back to me immediately and rectify this situation and I will make this your PR nightmare #beckettgrading #beckett #worstcustomerservice
@strawhattcg56 Yes but that ain’t bandai nor TCG
@jessiewilliams2016 My husband and boys love One Piece. My daughter is a big fan of Demon Slayer lol
@bezandmila Go Benj ! @benjaminmadden
@ayonardo_ Damn and now I’m even more of a Good Charlotte fan after seeing them yesterday
@tomwalker24 These are just absolutely insane 🔥😍
@jamie.t.watts That's so cool.
@theo.nikolaidis 🔥🔥🔥
@facelesscollectr 😮😮😮
@madrina29 Dasar vvibu
@mina0217 海賊王🏴☠️🔥
@chiraqpino Lowkey, dude knows his stuff🔥
@noahdcollects I paid for 5 day grading and I paid 250 to overnight my cards to you guys. It’s been 40 days now. I’ve sent multiple emails and have filled out multiple forms on your website to try and get some answers for weeks and nobody has reached out. What the hell is going on? I got an email about my cards being finished 3 weeks ago and usually I’ll get them in the mail a day or 2 after that email… but it’s been crickets.