Ok, and for the common/uncommon not reverse?
It’s just a x2? It’s not easy this market, I have many difficulties also when I’m asked to do an offer.
Ok, and for the common/uncommon not reverse?
It’s just a x2? It’s not easy this market, I have many difficulties also when I’m asked to do an offer.
@Kratosso Yeah, it depends on a bunch of factors. Mine’s a reverse, but if yours isn’t, that does bring the value down a bit. I’d personally see this kind of error on a less popular Gen 1 reverse as maybe a $10-15 card. If it were a Gen 6 common with a similar error, $5-10 might be fair. But something like a bigger alignment dot on a Vaporeon could definitely be in the $50+ range at a base. It’s super situational. I had a miscut Eevee common from Vivid Voltage that I listed for $50 and it sold pretty quick - it wasn’t that much more off than this, just a really popular Pokémon.
Sick!
Unless it was fixed in later prints, every Charmeleon from the TCG Classic box set is missing the accent mark over the ‘e’ in ‘pokemon’ in the top right corner