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1977 Topps Star Wars #194 Stormtroopers attack!

1977 Topps Star Wars #194 Stormtroopers attack! — TAG (grade unconfirmed)

1977 Topps Star Wars #194 Stormtroopers attack! — TAG (grade unconfirmed)
Buy it now — $34.99 ›cheapest of 1 live listing on eBay
1live listings
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Live listings

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PriceTypeEst. grade (ours)Listing (opens eBay)
1977 Topps Star Wars #194 Stormtroopers Attack Severe Factor$34.99Buy It Now2 (1–3)1977 Topps Star Wars #194 Stormtroopers Attack Severe Factory Miscut Vintage

Index grading notes

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1977 Topps Star Wars #194 Stormtroopers Attack Severe Factor
Estimated grade: 2 (1–3) · HIGH confidence · asking $34.99

This card is severely miscut — a portion of the adjacent card's image and border is clearly visible along the left edge, confirming the seller's disclosure. Centering ratios are uncalculable in the traditional sense; the miscut has displaced the left border entirely, with the adjacent card's content bleeding in, while the right border appears normal width. PSA treats a miscut of this severity as a grade-capping defect, typically capping at 2-3 regardless of surface quality; the card carries its own error-collector premium but cannot grade above 3 under standard PSA criteria. Surface gloss on the visible image area appears intact with no obvious creasing or major staining visible in the photo, which might push toward the 2-3 range rather than a 1, but the severity of the miscut is extreme enough that a 1 (Authentic/Poor) designation from PSA is also plausible. Corners and edges are difficult to assess fully due to photo angle, but no gross additional damage is apparent.