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What\'s Included: Cds Card Name Rarity Edition Set Code Condition 1 Evilswarm Nightmare Super 1st Edition HA07-EN023 Near Mint
Additional Comments:
- All Pictures are scans of actual product(s)
Shipping/response:
- International Shipping is handled by .
- 100% Positive & 5 Star response 3 Years Running.
- Orders Paid before 11 ET are shipped SAME DAY.
- Cards are shipped in penny sleeve(s) and toploader(s).
- Bubble Envelope and Tracking on Higher Cost Items.
Card Grading:
Grading cards is a subjective art form. I try to follow the TCGPlayer(Recently purchased by ) grading guide. Sometimes I will even put a grade like Very Light Play or Light to Moderate. The reason for that is because a card could be on the High or Low end of a Grade.
Near Mint (NM) - Mostly clean card with very few flaws. Card should have clean corners with no wear but could have a tiny ding at a corner or edge. There could be some minor scuffing and scratches more so on the back. I am stricter regarding the front of the card. Keep in mind I even open fresh packs and get cards with scratches and corner dings. If you are a card collector message me if you have any questions. Especially for cards from older sets.
Light Play (LP) - Cards will have some corner and/or edge wear. There could be a small bend but nothing major. There could also be some minor scuffing on the front. If I see more than a few dings, nicks and scratches I willl downgrade the card to Moderate Play.
Moderate Play (MP) - Cards have a wide range of conditions. This could include cards that are very close to Light Play or close to Heavy Play. Expect some bends and/or a crease or two. I don\'t usually sell cards in this condition so it you want an exact grade please contact me.
Heavy Play(HP) - What can I say. The card is a total wreck. Creases and heavy wear.
