MTG - 1993 Unlimited Chaos Orb - Magic The Gathering Card Graded CGC 8

Description: Description:Actual Card in Photo. Has been graded by CGS as well as Ebay Authenticated previously.It is a 1993 Unlimited Edition Chaos Orb.Card is graded as a CGS 8. Has some left-right centering issues (easier to see when looking at the back black edge borders from the back of the card). Otherwise it is a beautiful card. I hope you enjoy it. Seller's Inventory Item #130 About Me:Hi. I am a card collector of Magic the Gathering, NBA, and NFL cards. I mainly use eBay to sell my extra cards and the occasional other oddities! Policies - Shipping/Returns/Away:I always post actual images of the card/product and do not use any stock images. I am not an expert grader so please review the images of the product yourself before bidding. A description of how I grade cards is listed below. I am a small single person collector and eBay is just a part time job for me. I try to make accurate representations of all my products and I hope my eBay feedback reflects that because I do not have tons of free time to deal with returns. When my account is listed as away, I will not be able to answer messages or ship out product. I do offer combined shipping for Magic the Gathering, basketball and football cards. How I do Combined Shipping for Cards:If you purchase multiple cards which the total value is less than $20, I ship with an eBay Standard Envelope. As of August 1, 2024, this is $0.69.If you purchase multiple cards which the total value is more than $20, I ship normally with USPS Ground Advantage. As of August 1, 2024, this is $5.00. If the cards can broken down into lots each worth $20 or less, I ship with multiple eBay Standard Envelopes.Shipping rates subject to change, please review postages rates at www.usps.com.If none of these conditions apply, then the shipping will be as listed in the auction. How I grade cards: A Near Mint (NM) card looks like it has never been played without sleeves. Small allowances can be made, but the card generally shows no wear. A Lightly Played (LP) card looks like it has seen play, with or without sleeves and show definite, but usually minor wear. Edges and corners may show minor wear and whitening. The face and back may have minor scratches, scuff marks or dirt. Cards that are Lightly Played have usually lost their sheen due to play. Sleeves may or may not be needed with a card in this condition due to possible identifiable markings. A Moderately Played (MP) card's condition has seen a decent amount of play, without sleeves, and show moderate wear in most, if not all areas. Edges and corners show moderate wear and whitening. Shuffle creasing at the top of the card is possible. Minor (½” in length) bends or creases are possible. The face and back have moderate scratches, scuff marks, dents and dirt. All of the original sheen is gone and the face and back show some whitening or cloudiness. Sleeves are almost always needed with a card in this condition due to multiple identifiable markings. A Heavily Played (HP) card's condition have seen a lot of play, without sleeves, and show a great deal of wear in all areas. Edges and corners show major wear and whitening. Moderate to major (over ½” in length) bends and creases are possible. The face and back have major scratches, scuff marks, dents and dirt buildup. There is major whitening and cloudiness on the face and back. Moderate water damage is possible. Sleeves are always needed with a card in this condition. A Damaged card is a card that is not tournament playable, even with sleeves. Cards in this category can range anywhere from major creases and bends, major water damage such as being washed, rips and tears, holes, and even fire damage. I usually don’t sell or purchase cards in this condition.

Price: 1199.99 USD

Location: Marblehead, Massachusetts

End Time: 2024-11-09T17:10:31.000Z

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