Video Games
Our video games and other media is guaranteed to playback correctly. Disc media will be sector verified with computer software for best results in finding any errors. If any disc cannot be verified with all sectors read we will not sell it.
Trading Card Damage
Explanation: The extent to which a card exhibits one or more conditioning factors that independently or together result in a card being Damaged in condition. “Damaged” is both a condition and a factor to consider when evaluating a card’s overall condition.
Terms: Foreign substance, non-manufacturing ink, tear, hole, sun damage, splits
- Foreign Substance – Any visible substance or residue on the card that is not considered Grime
- Non-Manufacturing Ink – Any ink on the card’s surface not from manufacturing
- Tear – A rip through the card
- Split – Separation of the card’s layers and/or exposure of the glue core; often on corners.
- Sun Damage – Fading or yellowing caused by extreme or prolonged exposure to the sun
- Hole – A puncture in any part of the card
These imperfections will reduce a card’s condition to Damaged:
- Curling – More than 5mm of lift from flat surface at center
- Defect – More than 10mm² of a card’s surface area*
- (Defects that impact a card’s integrity or ability to authenticate.)
- Fault – More than 40mm² of a card’s surface area
- Liquid – Any liquid exposure that results in the structural integrity of the card being compromised.
- Peels – A peel that is more than 5mm in length.
- Surface Wear – More than 40mm² of a card’s surface area
*Defects that impact cards integrity or ability to authenticate.