A 31-year-old man told ICA officers he had two One Piece trading cards. They found 105, worth about S$400,000. According to Immigration & Checkpoints Authority's (ICA) Facebook, ICA officers detected a large quantity of assorted One Piece trading cards during a baggage screening at Changi Airport Terminal 4. When asked if he had anything to declare, the man said he that had two pieces of trading cards. The officers then observed anomalies in one of his bags during their screening. 105 pieces of One Piece cards, worth about S$400,000, and a luxury branded bracelet was found. Photo from ICA/Facebook. Photo from ICA/Facebook. Photo from ICA/Facebook. The case was referred to Singapore Customs for further investigation, ICA said. ICA reminded travellers to declare and pay duty and/or GST on newly acquired items that exceed the duty-free concession or GST import relief. Related
S'porean man, 31, found with 105 One Piece cards, worth S$400,000, at Changi Airport after saying he had only 2 cards
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Zhangxin Zheng

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S'porean man, 31, found with 105 One Piece cards, worth S$400,000, at Changi Airport after saying he had only 2 cards. Definitely not just one piece. A 31-year-old man told ICA officers he had two One Piece trading cards. They found 105, worth about ...
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- S'porean man, 31, found with 105 One Piece cards, worth S$400,000, at Changi Airport after saying he had only 2 cards.
- Definitely not just one piece.
- A 31-year-old man told ICA officers he had two One Piece trading cards.
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