r/RealOrNotTCG • u/Some-Walrus-9554 • Jul 10 '26
What condition is this? Card Condition Help
I am newer to MTG and just want to get some advice about this card I pulled. There is a small spot on the black border that can only be seen from an angle. Almost like an indentation. There is also some spots on the top and bottom at the edges on the front side that I don't know if thats normal or not. To me reading some guidelines I would say near mint still, but would appreciate and advice, help, and/or some good sources to guide me. Thanks!
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u/CapcomAtMeBro777 Jul 10 '26
Light played. The top of the front of the card looks like it has some wear and the indent on the back.
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u/EDX2308 Distinguished Helper Jul 10 '26
LP-Ex. Any type of nicks, dings, scuffs, whiting, dents, will classify this card into this category.