Condition guide
We grade every copy by hand under daylight lamps, front and back. Our grades follow the Cardmarket scale from best to worst. When a copy is borderline, we grade it down. Valuable copies have real photos in their offer.
MT (Mint) Mint
The card is in perfect condition: straight from a fresh pack, no marks, perfect edges, corners and surface under strong light.
Short version: flawless, straight from the pack.
No example photos for this grade yet.
NM (Near Mint) Near Mint
Looks unplayed. At most a tiny imperfection you only see on close inspection under light, e.g. one minimal white dot on a back edge.
Short version: at most minimal wear visible only on close inspection.
No example photos for this grade yet.
EX (Excellent) Excellent
Light wear from careful play: a few white dots on edges or corners, light surface scratches. No bends or creases.
Short version: light edge/corner wear, slight scratches.
No example photos for this grade yet.
GD (Good) Good
Visible wear on edges and surface, clearly scratched or scuffed, but no creases.
Short version: visible wear on edges and surface.
No example photos for this grade yet.
LP (Light Played) Light Played
Clear wear everywhere, may have minor bends. Still fine to play in sleeves.
Short version: clear wear, still sleeve-playable.
No example photos for this grade yet.
PL (Played) Played
Heavy wear, creases, scratches or small dents possible. Playable in opaque sleeves.
Short version: heavy wear, creases possible.
No example photos for this grade yet.
PO (Poor) Poor
Heavily damaged: tears, water damage, writing, big creases. For completing a binder only.
Short version: heavily damaged.
No example photos for this grade yet.
“Min. condition NM” in the filters means Near Mint or better (Mint and Near Mint).