A note on Card Quality
You might wonder why all our cards are cataloged as "Lightly Played".
This is not to say that there is any noticeable wear or tear on the cards, however, the phrase "Near Mint" means many, many things to many, many people, and in order to avoid any sort of disappointment or conflict, and to avoid unnecessary returns, we automatically treat all cards as "Lightly Played" regardless of whether or not they are pack to sleeve or otherwise.
This means you save a few percentage points, and I save a bunch of time arguing with people about any sort of card imperfections, plus you're pretty likely to get a card most people would consider Near Mint, so it's win/win!
As well, you can bet your bottom dollar that there can be variances in print runs, product types, and such, and we can't guarantee that the card you're buying is going to look exactly like the one you already have as we can't control the printing process, and cataloging all cards with a minor print variance is just the kind of thing I don't have time for.
Thanks!
This is not to say that there is any noticeable wear or tear on the cards, however, the phrase "Near Mint" means many, many things to many, many people, and in order to avoid any sort of disappointment or conflict, and to avoid unnecessary returns, we automatically treat all cards as "Lightly Played" regardless of whether or not they are pack to sleeve or otherwise.
This means you save a few percentage points, and I save a bunch of time arguing with people about any sort of card imperfections, plus you're pretty likely to get a card most people would consider Near Mint, so it's win/win!
As well, you can bet your bottom dollar that there can be variances in print runs, product types, and such, and we can't guarantee that the card you're buying is going to look exactly like the one you already have as we can't control the printing process, and cataloging all cards with a minor print variance is just the kind of thing I don't have time for.
Thanks!
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