1966 Topps #533 Jerry Adair SP EX

Description: 1966 Topps # 533 Jerry Adair SP EX These are scans of the actual card, judge for yourself. Not a professional grader but graded using the scale below Card will be protected and shipped with ebay standard envelope for trading cards with tracking. GRADING SCALE NMMT: A truly exceptional card. Centering 60/40 or better with nearly flawless corners. NM+: A near perfect card. Centering is 65/35 or better with one corner with minor wear. Card is in focus and free of print lines. NM: A beautiful card. Centering is 75/25 or better with sharp corners. Could have minor wear on 2 corners. Card is in focus and free of print lines. EXMT+: Very Close to NM. Centering is 75/25 or better. Corners can have minor touches of wear on them, but they still all come to a point. EXMT: Still a Nice High Grade Card. Centering is 80/20 or Better. Corners have minor to moderate wear, but are still relatively sharp and card has overall nice appearance. EX+: The Nicest of all the Mid Grade cards. Probably the best deal for the money of all grades. Centering must be 85/15 or Better. Corners can have moderate wear, but no major problems on this grade. EX: A Solid Mid Grade Card. Centering must be 90/10 or Better. Corners can have moderate wear, but no rounding, creasing or major problems on this card. VGEX: The Nicest of the Low Grade cards. Card can't be Mis-cut, but can be off center. The corners can be slightly rounded. No major creases but could have a minor crease, or wrinkle. No intentional damage can be on this Card. VG/VGEX: Commons Only. Card will be VG or VGEX. Could have a crease, or wrinkle on the card. VG: Still a Decent Low Grade card. No intentional Damage on the card. There can be a major crease or multiple small creases, but there is not a crease the destroys the eye appeal of the card. Card can be miscut if otherwise nice. GVG: Card can have multiple creases. There can be markings on the front and or back. Card is not destroyed, but has major problems. G (GOOD): There may be back damage, Multiple creasing, markings on the front or back of the card. The card is intact, but by no means an attractive card. F (FAIR): Usually used as a filler card. Card is almost completely worn out. Can have creases throughout, major back damage, including paper loss and markings. P (POOR): The lowest grade. This is just to say you have the card. Can have part of the card missing, writing, major creases, etc..

Price: 16.75 USD

Location: Seattle, Washington

End Time: 2024-12-25T01:12:09.000Z

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