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Me telling my little brother, hubbles!, about a big stump I knocked over
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Greets, Greets and Hellos!
My name is beebles!, and I am a 1-year-old Pongo abelii
All cards sold in my shop are at least VF/NM condition unless otherwise specified in the main compartment of the listing. As I buy and sell mostly new expansions of Magic: The Gathering (and suddenly Warcraft TCG), newer cards (as recent as the previous block) can be considered unanimously pack-fresh NM/MINT and will be specified if not as such. I sell only English cards, unless explicitly noted. Your satisfaction with the condition of the cards from the shop is guaranteed (unless a scan was provided). I am not an unreasonable orangutan.
I do not sell collector's edition cards or proxies, every card in the shop is a real, tournament legal card (with the exception of an occasional 'unglued' or 'unhinged').
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I’ve tried to make this as simple and familiar as possible:
Mint (MINT) - Glorious! Unplayed and ultra-crisp! Spotless!
Near Mint (NM) - A very clean card with almost no imperfections, anyone not selling cards and without a grading scale to refer to for customer service might call these MINT.
Very Fine (VF) - Card shows almost no wear but has more than a single, two or three imperfections. Very light wear.
Fine (F) - Worn, noticable imperfections over a lot of the card, but still playable without a sleeve in casual play. Still only moderate wear.
Fair (FAIR) - Lots of wear, looks like crap, you will probably need a sleeve. Still no rips, bends, creases, water damage.
Poor (POOR) - something specific is wrong with the card, either a rip, bend, writing...
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