[snappyjoe75]

hello all. i am needing some help. can someone please explain how this new grading system works? i mean, i thought mint, was like brand new, straight from the package into the sleeve. now i see this nm/mt.
can someone help me please!!
thanks

[ceocards]

Mint =/= new

Mint = perfect; no flaws.

Most cards through no fault of your own aren't perfect, even right out of the pack.

All other Beckett publications had the standard of NM/Mt as hi BV for modern cards, with true mint cards carrying a premium over hi book - they just adjusted the OPG to match all other Beckett publications.

[jd2k2003]

I found this out yesterday during a trade and changed all cards to the NM/Mt

[iconms]

I thought this was a known mistake with the pricing? Didn't realize it was correct that hi book is now nm-mt

[jonathani]

I found this out yesterday during a trade and changed all cards to the NM/Mt

Are all your cards actually NM/MT?

JonathanI

[keyser soze]

I think that all raw cards should be designated as NM-Mt (8) or NM-Mt+ (8.5). To claim a card as "mint", I think that the card should be graded as such, either a BGS, PSA, or SGC 9.0

[jd2k2003]

Are all your cards actually NM/MT?

JonathanI

Great corners and picture. When I pull them during trades though I'll change if needed. All have been in Penny Sleeve's and 9 Card Ultra Pro Platinum pages since I got them.