1977 OPC Star Wars Stickers #5 See-Threepio — Raw

Centering: the orange die-cut border appears reasonably even on left/right (approximately 55/45) and top/bottom (approximately 60/40), within acceptable range. The sticker surface shows moderate gloss with no obvious creases visible, but there is some surface wear and slight color/print fade typical of this issue. Corners on the die-cut edge are difficult to assess precisely from this scan distance — they appear intact but show mild rounding consistent with light handling, suggesting EX-MT territory. No visible tears, staining, or major defects; however, the scan does not allow close corner or edge inspection, and the back (which would confirm OPC vs Topps) is not shown, widening the uncertainty range slightly.

Centering on the sticker within its orange die-cut border appears reasonable at roughly 60/40 left-right and 55/45 top-bottom, though the die-cut nature makes precise measurement difficult. The orange die-cut surround shows some minor edge wear and slight irregularity consistent with vintage handling. Corner points of the die-cut shape — particularly the top corners — show light rounding/softening, consistent with EX to EX-MT range. Surface gloss appears intact with no obvious creases visible, though the scan resolution does not allow definitive ruling out of light handling marks or surface scuffs. The two-asterisk copyright line ('** © 1977') is consistent with OPC printing but cannot be confirmed definitively from this image alone; collector should verify the back for bilingual text.

Centering on the die-cut sticker: the orange border appears slightly heavier on the left (~55%) versus right (~45%) and slightly heavier on top (~55%) versus bottom (~45%), which is acceptable for this issue. The C-3PO photo image looks clean with good gloss and no obvious print defects or staining visible. Corner condition is difficult to assess precisely on a die-cut sticker given the irregular shaped border, but the edges of the orange die-cut frame appear reasonably intact without obvious chipping or fraying. The yellow name banner at the bottom shows no visible creases or major surface wear, though minor handling wear cannot be ruled out from this single front-only scan; back condition and sticker peel status are unknown, which is a significant grade variable for this issue.

Centering on the sticker die-cut itself appears left-heavy with the orange border wider on the right (~60/40 L/R) and roughly 55/45 T/B, which is acceptable for this issue. The C-3PO image shows moderate surface wear with some dullness/gloss loss visible across the gold face, consistent with a used sticker that has seen handling but no obvious heavy crease. The die-cut edges appear intact without major tears or chips, though the image resolution makes fine corner inspection difficult — corner tips on the sticker perimeter show slight softening suggesting light rounding. No visible creases or staining are detected, but the image softness and gloss loss push this toward the EX range; a full corner/back inspection could move the grade meaningfully in either direction.