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Hi ~ My name is Maleficient!
I'm so happy you are here ~
I hope you enjoy our store!
Magnolia Treasure Hut and Remnants (MTHR) is ....
Your Go-to spot for Unique, Pre-Loved & New Treasures. Secondhand Style, First-class Finds ~ Resale Reimagined, Thrifting Made Easy! Discover a Treasure Trove of Unique and some Not-So-Unique Products ~ Find your favorite piece, Explore our selection of Goods and Unearth Hidden Gems ~ Where the Unexpected Becomes Your New Favorite!
STAFF SHORTAGE
Due to circumstances beyond our control, our staff
has been reduced immensely this last year. Because
of this unfortunate situation it is taking us longer than normal to add the many items we have to offer you onto our selling platforms. We apologize but do hope you keep checking back with us often as we work hard to add them. Your understanding is greatly appreciated. Sincerely, MTHR 🌸
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Trading Card Grading Scale
MTG ~ Card Condition Ratings (CCR):
Mint (M): A card with no visible flaws, considered the highest possible condition.
Near Mint (NM): Minimal wear, may have very slight edge or corner imper- fections, butoverall appears almost unplayed.
Lightly Played (LP): Noticeable wear like minor scratches, slight border or corner wear, but still considered playable.
Moderately Played (MP): Moderate wear, visible scratches, edge wear, and potential surface imperfections.
Heavily Played (HP): Significant wear, clear damage to edges, corners, and surface.
Trading Cards Grading Scale (TCGS)
CGC Trading Cards grades Pokémon TCG and Magic: The Gathering cards ~
Using a highly accurate 10-point grading scale. Below are CGC Trading Cards’ grading standard for each numeric grade.
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Pristine - 10
The highest grade assigned. The card must have perfect centering and no evidence of any manufacturing or handling defects.
A card with all 10 sub-grades (sometimes called "quad 10s") will be labeled Perfect 10.
Gem Mint - 9.5
The card will have excellent centering and exhibit only negligible handling or manufacturing defects.
Mint ~ 9
The card shows at least above-average centering and only a few minor manufacturing or handling defects.
Near Mint /Mint+ ~ 8.5
A card with at least average-to-above-average centering. The card will show small handling defects.
Near Mint/Mint ~ 8
A well-preserved card with at least average centering and small-to-moderate handling defects.
Near Mint+ ~ 7.5
A well-preserved card with a moderate defect or a number of small defects.
Near Mint ~ 7
A slightly played card that has strong eye appeal but has a moderate defect or a number of small defects.
Excellent/NM+ ~ 6.5
A slightly played card with minor scuffing, indentations, soiling or fading.
Excellent/NM ~ 6
An attractive card that is still bright. It will have a moderate defect and a number of small defects.
Excellent+ ~ 5.5
A moderately played card. It will have moderate and small defects.
Excellent ~ 5
A played card with moderate and small defects. It may also have a light crease.
VG/Excellent+ ~ 4.5
A card with obvious signs of play with loss of sheen and whitening extending the entire border.
VG/Excellent ~ 4
A heavily played card with several moderate defects including creases.
Very Good+ ~ 3.5
A heavily played card with a couple of major defects. There will be no tears, however.
Very Good ~ 3
A heavily played card with several major defects as well as some moderate defects. There will be no tears, however.
Good+ ~ 2.5
A card that exhibits major-to-extreme defects with heavy creases and significant discoloration.
Good ~ 2
An extremely played card that has poor detail and an accumulation of major defects.
Fair ~ 1.5
A damaged card with poor eye appeal and extreme defects.
Poor ~ 1
An extensively damaged card with large tears and other extreme defects.