how much is an ultra rare pokemon card worth Rayquaza V - 100/159 - NM - Ultra Rare - Crown Zenith - Pokemon

how much is an ultra rare pokemon card worth Rayquaza V - 100/159 - NM - Ultra Rare - Crown Zenith - PokemonGet yourself this, Rayquaza V 100 159 NM Ultra Rare Crown Zenith Pokemon A9 1, an amazing raw near mint card at an affordbale price. Condition scale is as follows NM (Near Mint): No creases, only minor imperfections at most, such as a corner nick, minor edge nick, or slight scratch to the foil. LP (Light Played): Card will show minor signs of play such as multiple corner nicks, edge wear, scratching to the foil or surface, or minor pinhole type dents

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Condition scale is as follows...
NM (Near Mint): No creases, only minor imperfections at most, such as a corner nick, minor edge nick, or slight scratch to the foil.
LP (Light Played): Card will show minor signs of play such as multiple corner nicks, edge wear, scratching to the foil or surface, or minor pinhole type dents
MP (Moderately Played): This is a card that shows significant signs of wear that can include dents, dings, edge wear, corner edges, impressions, or a minor crease.
HP (Heavily Played): This is a card that has been extremely worn and used and can include any amount of damage that would still allow it to be playable and legal in a sleeve.
DMG (Damaged): This is the lowest condition tier. Anything here goes including creases, inking, dents, and the card is generally not playable in official events.