/api/v1/onepiece/sealed/{id} read:catalog 1
creditFetch a single sealed product by id: its configuration (pack count, cards per pack), its expansion in full, and MSRP where MSRP is what we price it at. Ids are matched case-insensitively and the response carries the stored spelling, same as cards. No `language` handling — an id already names one product.
GET /api/v1/onepiece/sealed/sv3pt5-etb?include=prices These inputs are shared across all docs pages, so an id entered here carries over.
{
"success": false,
"message": "Sealed product not found",
"error": "not_found"
}curl -X GET 'https://service.rip.fun/api/v1/onepiece/sealed/sv3pt5-etb?include=prices' \ -H 'X-API-Key: rip_…'
| Field | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
include | string | — | Set to `prices` to embed the pricing object on every returned object. **No surcharge** — metering is a flat 1 credit per request whatever the response carries, so hydrating a page of 100 with prices costs the same as without, and strictly less than a second call per row. |
data)| Field | Description |
|---|---|
data.id / name | Sealed product identity |
data.product_type | One of `booster_pack`, `sleeved_pack`, `booster_box`, `booster_pack_case`, `bundle`, `pack_art_bundle`, `blister_pack`, `three_pack_blister_pack`, `elite_trainer_box`, `ultra_premium_collection`, `collection_box`, `special_box`, `tin`, `other`. Omitted on the few products we hold no type for. There is deliberately no `starter_deck` value: decks are stored as `other`, and nothing in the data reliably separates them from the rest of that bucket — so don’t filter for one that never arrives. |
data.expansion | The expansion this product belongs to, serialized inline — the same object `/expansions/{id}` returns. It is complete even for the promo, tin and UPC sets the expansion endpoints don’t list, so a nested `expansion.id` can 404 on `GET /expansions/{id}` while the object beside it is fully populated. Read it from here rather than re-fetching. |
data.language / language_code | Canonicalized language + ISO code, inherited from the expansion — a product is printed in exactly the language its set was. |
data.release_date | `YYYY/MM/DD` — the **expansion’s** street date. A product carries no date of its own, so every product in a set reports the same day, and a later reprint still reports the original one. |
data.msrp | Manufacturer’s list price. Present only where MSRP is what we price the product at rather than the market — today that is the Azuki catalog, which has no sales history behind it. Absent everywhere else; it is not a second opinion sitting next to `pricing.market`. |
data.pack_count / cards_per_pack | Configuration, when known |
data.tcgplayer_id | TCGplayer product id for cross-referencing, when we have one |
data.images[] | Product photography, `{ type, small, medium, large }` with `type` always `front`. Same caveat as cards: `medium` is an alias of `large`. |
data.pricing | Present only with `include=prices`: `{ currency, market, updated_at, is_on_sale, sale_price, trend_7d }`, amounts as numbers. `market` is `null` for anything priced at MSRP rather than by a market — the whole Azuki catalog today — so read `msrp` above for those and never chart the two as one series. The condition ladder and the trailing history come only from the dedicated prices endpoint below. |
| Status | Code | When |
|---|---|---|
| 404 | not_found | no such object for this game (a Pokémon id on `/onepiece` is "not found") |
See Errors for the response envelope and the full code list.