Exceptional eye appeal.
A virtually flawless card with sharp corners, clean edges, a pristine surface, and excellent centering. Only minute manufacturing characteristics may be present.
THE FLUX GRADING SCALE
Computerized inspection captures the card’s measurable condition. A trained grader then reviews the evidence and assigns the final grade.
A virtually flawless card with sharp corners, clean edges, a pristine surface, and excellent centering. Only minute manufacturing characteristics may be present.
A high-end card with strong centering and only a very minor imperfection visible under close inspection.
Strong overall presentation with one or two small flaws, such as light edge wear, a minor corner touch, or a subtle surface mark.
Minor wear is visible on closer review, but the card remains attractive with good structural integrity.
A sound card with modest corner, edge, surface, or centering issues that do not dominate its appearance.
Several visible condition issues may be present, including softened corners, edge wear, scratches, or print defects.
Multiple flaws are easy to see, though the card remains complete and structurally stable.
Rounded corners, stronger edge wear, scuffing, staining, or creasing may affect the card’s overall presentation.
Major wear or damage is present, but the card remains identifiable and substantially intact.
Extreme wear, major creasing, paper loss, staining, or other serious defects significantly affect the card.
FOUR INSPECTION ZONES
The final grade reflects the card as a whole. It is not guaranteed to equal a simple mathematical average of the four subgrades; a significant defect can limit the final result.
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