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#154: 6 "Judge Man" ("The Judgement Hand" + Warrior with 1000 or more ATK) #280: 6 "Punished Eagle" (Winged Beast + Warrior) #619: 5 "Vermillion Sparrow" ("Flame Swordsman" + Pyro) In other media See "Flame Swordsman" In other media
Impact on Value & Grading: Reduces eye appeal significantly Lowers both collector demand and grading potential How Grading Companies Evaluate Defects Professional grading companies like PSA, CGC, and BGS examine: Surface: scratches, print lines, dents Edges & corners: whitening, silvering, chipping Centering: front and back alignment Structural issues: creases, bends, stains Example: A near-perfect card with a minor print line often PSA 9 A single dent or crease rarely higher than PSA 67 Final Thoughts for Pokmon Card Collectors Understanding Pokmon card defects is essential if you want to collect smart, grade confidently, and sell transparently
For collectors, a booster box is not just an item to own
It is also potentially dangerous, and Magic: The Gathering , as a game centered on conflict, is quick to exploit the drama of that danger
Currently (at retail prices) there are 24 cards in Shadows over Innistrad worth at least the cost of a booster (which for this exercise I assume is $3)
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