Guía de condiciones

Clasifica tus cartas con honestidad para mantener una alta reputación de vendedor. Si no estás seguro entre dos grados, elige el inferior — los compradores prefieren recibir mejor de lo esperado.

Casi nueva

Pristine or near-pristine. Looks like it just came out of the pack.

Aceptable

Up to one minor printing or factory defect.
Slight glossy sheen wear from sleeving once.
No visible scratches, scuffs or whitening on borders/corners.

No corresponde a este grado

Any creases, bends or dents.
Edge or corner whitening.
Surface scratches visible at arm's length.

Ligeramente jugada

Slight wear from light play. Borders and surface still mostly clean.

Aceptable

Minor border or corner whitening.
Light shuffle/sleeve wear visible only under direct light.
A few faint surface scratches.

No corresponde a este grado

Creases or bends of any kind.
Notable scratches that catch the eye at arm's length.
Heavy edge whitening.

Moderadamente jugada

Visible wear from regular play. Tournament-legal in opaque sleeves.

Aceptable

Moderate edge or corner whitening.
Surface scratches visible at arm's length.
A light crease that does not show through.
Minor border discoloration.

No corresponde a este grado

Major creases, bends or warping.
Tears, water damage or ink/marker.

Altamente jugada

Heavy wear. Card is recognizable and complete but clearly used.

Aceptable

Major edge whitening on multiple sides.
Multiple visible creases.
Surface scratching, scuffing or texture loss.
Light bends or warping.
Minor border discoloration or fading.

No corresponde a este grado

Tears, holes or water damage.
Markings that obscure the card name, art or text box.

Dañada

DMG

Severe damage. Sold as-is — disclose every flaw in the listing.

Aceptable

Tears, missing pieces or punctures.
Water, food or other liquid damage.
Heavy creasing, bending or warping.
Writing, stamps or any marking on the card.
Severe surface scratching.

Consejos para clasificar correctamente

Examina la carta bajo luz directa, inclinándola para detectar arañazos finos y desgaste de bordes.
Revisa el frente y reverso por separado — el grado lo dicta la peor cara.
Cuando dudes entre dos grados, elige el inferior. Es mejor sorprender al comprador que decepcionarlo.
Para cartas certificadas (PSA, BGS, etc.) usa el grado de la calificadora — no apliques esta guía.