1977 OPC Star Wars #225 Lord Vader senses The Force — Raw

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| Price | Type | Est. grade (ours) | Est. ROI after grading | Listing (opens eBay) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
![]() | $1.69 | Buy It Now | pending | — | 1977 O-Pee-Chee Star Wars Lord Vader Senses The Force #225 1nw5 |
![]() | $5.14 | Buy It Now | 6 (5–7) | — | 1977 O-Pee-Chee Star Wars Lord Vader Senses The Force #225 0lk4 |
![]() | $6.52 | Buy It Now | 5 (4–6) | — | 1977 O-Pee-Chee Star Wars Lord Vader Senses The Force #225 1e8j |
Index grading notes

Centering estimate: left border appears slightly wider than right (approx 55/45 L/R), top border noticeably wider than bottom (approx 65/35 T/B), which is acceptable for OPC vintage but not tight. The orange border shows no obvious chipping or heavy wear. Corners visible from this angle appear to have light rounding on the visible lower corners - not sharp enough for NM-MT but not heavily blunted either, suggesting EX-MT to NM range. Surface gloss appears reasonably intact with no obvious creases visible, though the sleeve makes a definitive call on lower-left corner difficult. The card presents cleanly overall for a 1977 OPC issue; without a back view or corner closeup, the range stays wide at 5-7 with EX-MT (6) as the most likely grade.

Centering estimate: left border appears noticeably wider than right (roughly 65-70% left-heavy), and top border appears slightly wider than bottom — estimating approximately 65/35 L/R and 60/40 T/B, which is a meaningful centering defect for PSA. The orange OPC border shows some visible chipping/wear on at least two corners visible from this angle, consistent with light-to-moderate corner rounding. Surface gloss appears partially intact but shows some dulling, and there is a faint hint of wear on the edges. No obvious creases are visible from this photo, but the back is unseen and corner detail is limited at this resolution. The card grades in the EX to VG-EX range; better centering and sharper corners would push higher but the L/R shift is a meaningful drag.
