Does this look like a 5 to anyone...

[irv]

Originally Posted by G1911

Seller says its a 5, label says its a 4, my eyes say it's a 3 at best, but what the heck do I know?

Originally Posted by Eric72

Candidly, I looked at the card before checking out the flip. I thought, "that's a 4 at best."

You could always message the seller with, "...listing reads 5; however a 4 is pictured..."

Personally, I wouldn't engage unless a 4 or 5 was on my wish list. Otherwise, it would be a waste of time for me and the seller.

I did the same, but like, G1911, I also thought 3 at best but was leaning more towards a 2.5.
I don't know slabs hardly at all, but does the left, bottom left and full bottom not look frosted?

[Eric72]

Originally Posted by irv

I did the same, but like, G1911, I also thought 3 at best but was leaning more towards a 2.5.
I don't know slabs hardly at all, but does the left, bottom left and full bottom not look frosted?

When looking at any graded card, I message the seller: "Is the PSA (or SGC, BVG, BGS) holder damaged in any way?"

I've gotten the entire spectrum of answers, from dead silence to detailed explanations. And yes, I've gotten a few nasty replies. It's kind of fascinating to read the answers, at times.

In any event, the answer serves two purposes:

1. Gives me an idea of the type of seller I would be dealing with, if I decide to purchase
2. Gives me an expanded "item description" - in case an INAD return is in order

[Eric72]

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[Tere1071]

That card for me would be in fair to good condition, there's too much wear on the corners as does the image. Due to the difficulty and price of putting the set together, it would still be a desirable card to own.