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As part of making a grading submission to Pixel Pressed, customers must read and affirmatively agree to the following Pixel Pressed Grading Terms and Conditions (the ‘Agreement’) in order to complete their order. Customers agree to abide by this Agreement and further agree that Pixel Pressed is entitled to rely upon and benefit from this Agreement.
This Agreement is entered into between:
The partnership of W.J Nelson & A.N Strologo, with ABN 33952004481 and trading under the registered business name PIXEL PRESSED (hereafter referred to as ‘PPG’); and
You (hereafter referred to as ‘Customer’)
This Agreement is accepted by Customer clicking the box indicating their acceptance.
Our grading standards are inspired by the numeric scale used by major grading services, to provide a familiar reference point for collectors.
Please note that grading is subjective; our grades represent the independent assessment of Pixel Pressed Grading.
The card is in pristine condition with no visible flaws or imperfections.
The card has only minor imperfections that are difficult to notice without close inspection, such as a slight edge whitening or a small print dot.
The card has some minor flaws, such as slight cornerwear or edgewear, or a small surface scratch, but is still in excellent condition overall.
The card has some visible flaws, such as a minor crease or a small amount of edge wear, but is still in good condition overall.
The card has several minor flaws, such as multiple edge nicks or a small amount of surface wear, but is still in decent condition overall.
The card has several noticeable flaws, such as a crease or a moderate amount of edge wear, but is still playable and collectible.
The card has several major flaws, such as a large crease or multiple surface scratches, but is still intact and recognizable.
The card has significant wear and tear, such as a tear or heavy creasing, but is still legible and usable.
The card is heavily damaged and may have missing pieces or significant discoloration, but is still recognizable.
The card is severely damaged and may be torn or missing significant portions, making it difficult to recognize.
The trading card is authentic and unaltered, but no numeric grade is assigned. Eligibility for this option is available upon request.
The trading card is authentic and unaltered, but contains a well-documented and independently verifiable printing error. For example, a double-holographic sheet or a typographical error.
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