Today’s Random Four
Every morning we pull a handful of items from our store completely at random — and today, these four surfaced. Use code D261002ORT at checkout for an extra 15% off any of them, stacked on top of the sale prices already running. With today’s markdowns, that’s up to 30% off. Good for 3 days. New picks drop every morning, so check back — you never know what’ll turn up.
Today’s selection covers three Japanese anime and game franchises — One Piece, Kinnikuman, and Pokemon — through four small-format physical collectibles. The items range from a 1980s card game format to a coin-style franchise token and a metal charm, each representing a different era of Japanese pop-culture merchandise.
Luffy One Piece Berry Collection Token
A coin-style token featuring Luffy from the One Piece series, part of a Japan-limited Berry Collection release. In the One Piece universe, “Berry” is the name of the in-world currency, so the Berry Collection ties the physical merchandise directly to the series’ own mythology.
Listed in our eBay store and sent from Japan
$14.07
International shipping available • Ask us anything before you buy
Kinnikuman Vintage Menko Card
A single menko card from the 1980s featuring artwork from the Kinnikuman anime series. Menko are flat playing cards used in a traditional Japanese flipping game, and anime franchises of the 1980s produced them widely as affordable merchandise aimed at young fans.
Comes straight from Japan — no middleman
$8.15
Ships internationally • More photos on the eBay listing
Kinnikuman Vintage Menko Card No. 8
A second card from the same 1980s Kinnikuman menko set, identified as number 8 in the series. Kinnikuman began as a manga by the duo Yudetamago in 1979, with a TV anime adaptation running from 1983 to 1986 and a broad range of merchandise produced throughout that period.
Found in Japan, packed by hand, sent worldwide
$8.15
Worldwide delivery from Japan • See the listing for condition and size
Pichu Metal Charm
A small metal charm depicting Pichu from the Pokemon series. Pichu is the pre-evolved form of Pikachu and was introduced in Pokemon Gold and Silver, released in Japan in 1999, quickly becoming a recurring presence in Pokemon merchandise.
Listed in our eBay store and sent from Japan
$14.07
International shipping available • Ask us anything before you buy
About This Collection
These four items span several decades of Japanese anime merchandising, with the Kinnikuman menko cards representing the format’s 1980s roots and the One Piece and Pokemon pieces reflecting how franchise collectibles have continued to evolve. Each takes a different physical form — playing card, currency token, metal charm — but all reflect the same tradition of turning anime enthusiasm into something tangible.
