Shiki’s Bounty at an unknown amount of Berries

Before he was the Golden Lion, Shiki was a yakuza. Close to half a century ago he lost a Davy Back Fight to Rocks D. Xebec and was forced into his crew, the one where Edward Newgate, Charlotte Linlin and Kaido also crossed paths. At God Valley he turned Ganzui's attack back on its author and fled with a chest; by Ganzui's reckoning each was worth at least a billion berries. Five years after the Rocks fell apart, he founded the Golden Lion Pirates, the largest pirate fleet of its day.

Twenty-five years before Luffy set out, at Edd War, that fleet took on Gol D. Roger's single ship. Shiki wanted the ancient weapon Roger had located and offered him the role of right-hand man in ruling the world. Roger said no. A storm settled the matter for them, sinking half of Shiki's fleet and leaving a piece of a ship's wheel lodged in his skull.

When Roger gave himself up, Shiki attacked Marineford alone, intent on killing him personally. Sengoku and Garp stopped him in a fight that levelled half the town; he was sent to Level 6 of Impel Down, and Roger was executed a week later. Two years on, Shiki escaped by cutting off his own legs, locked in seastone shackles, and replaced them with his swords Oto and Kogarashi. Sengoku speaks of him as the first man ever to break out of the prison.

An assault on headquarters, a Level 6 breakout, the biggest fleet of his time: enough to carry a bounty of the first rank, though its amount has never been shown to the audience. He is also known as the Flying Pirate; the film Strong World, which Oda keeps separate from the manga, names that power the Float-Float Fruit. According to an SBS he is still alive after the timeskip, aged 73, whereabouts unknown.