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Question about a misprint

MWZero

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    Hey All, I was going through some of my older things, when I found a box of older pokemon cards. They are in pretty good shape and I have a bunch worth some money. The only one I wouldn't know how to price is this one (https://imgur.com/TLFl5L3). Is this miscut going to hurt or add to the value?
     
    MWZero said:
    Hey All, I was going through some of my older things, when I found a box of older pokemon cards. They are in pretty good shape and I have a bunch worth some money. The only one I wouldn't know how to price is this one (https://imgur.com/TLFl5L3). Is this miscut going to hurt or add to the value?
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    Depends on the person you're selling to. Some people really like miscuts, but many people don't want them at all.

    What might be an issue is that scratch over the "2" on the "Stage 2" text in the top left corner. That would negatively impact sale value.
     
    I noticed that as well. Any Idea where to look for? I usually play magic so this isnt really my speciality
     
    Off-center Pok?mon cards are typically worth less. If you send the card to be graded, they'll take off points because of how bad the centering is. I dunno though... Most off-center cards are only off by a little bit, but since this card is that bad, it might actually be worth more compared to traditional off-center cards.
     
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