Just curious if anyone knows what something like this may be valued at? Doubtful because it’s so niche and there’s no market information available, but is there any metric to use as an estimate?
Yeah, it depends on the buyer. We actually have a couple people here collect those so you should get some reply’s. Good luck.
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Sadly psa is strange with low graded cards when the qualifier needs to be applied. Mine is a PSA 4 but with the same strong OC. This is still OC for PSA not MC even if there is the black dot. If I were in you I’d try to grade it and hope for a qualifier.
After that, write to @unlimited_spaghetti and he will buy it!
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I would also purchase it, but wouldn’t necessarily pay a premium on it due to the condition.
As mentioned in another comment, it’s too played for any qualifier and no OC enough for a MC. As far as price, I’d throw out a $130 offer to give you a base price to work with.
GL!
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That is a very generous offer:)
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lol agreed.
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Hey thanks for the offer man! Think I’m just gonna be keeping this one though 
As would I! Hahah, but I figured this gives you a base line pricing down the road since it’s hard to price. GL!
Sure does, thanks man! I also got a $250 offer from another member via PM
And I thought I overpaid for non OC qualifying cards! Def an awesome offer
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The centering on shadowless cards is generally trash, they’re not that rare.
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You could probably get up to $200 for it on a very good day.
60/40 isn’t all the uncommon* for any set, not just shadowless - but I wouldn’t go as far as to say 90/10 with an alignment dot isn’t rare. I’ve only seen two with a dot on the shadowless Z. Both in shit conditions though
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To be fair I didn’t see the dot
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Same. Def means MC rather than OC but still hard to convince PSA for a qualifier below psa8
Nah, most my OC graded ones have the dot still. It’s a myth that means MC… god I wish it were the clear cut