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1977 Topps Star Wars #325 The princess gets the brush!

1977 Topps Star Wars #325 The princess gets the brush!
Buy it now on eBay $2.49cheapest of 11 live listings on eBay
11live listings
3confirmed sales
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GradeLiveAsking rangeLast confirmed saleEst. grade (ours)
Raw11$2.49 – $10.035.8
PSA 70$23.50 2026-09-14
PSA 80$50.00 2026-09-06
PSA 90

Confirmed sales — all grades

DateGradePriceConfidence
2026-09-14PSA 7$23.50HIGH
2026-09-06PSA 8$50.00HIGH
2026-08-24PSA 8$45.44HIGH

Index grading notes

Estimated grades are this site’s opinion, derived from the seller’s photo and expressed on the PSA scale. Not affiliated with or endorsed by PSA; not a guarantee of any grading outcome.
1977 Topps Star Wars The Princess Gets the Brush! #325 0c41
Estimated grade: 6 (4–7) · LOW confidence · asking $10.03

Centering estimate: left border appears slightly wider than right (~60/40 L/R), top border appears slightly wider than bottom (~55/45 T/B) — centering is acceptable for a mid-grade but not tight enough for 8+. The orange border shows no obvious chipping visible at this resolution. Corners cannot be assessed with precision due to image compression and glare, but no severe rounding or creasing is apparent from this distance. Surface gloss appears moderate with no obvious creases or staining visible, though the photo resolution is insufficient to rule out light wear, minor print defects, or corner stress. Range is deliberately wide given the low-resolution single-side photo.

1977 Topps Star Wars The Princess Gets the Brush! #325 0as
Estimated grade: 5 (4–7) · LOW confidence · asking $6.58

Centering estimate: left/right borders appear approximately 65/35 in favor of the left (orange border is noticeably thinner on the right), and top/bottom appears roughly 60/40 — centering is off but not severely. Corners are difficult to resolve due to photo compression and sleeve glare; the lower-left corner where the starburst sits shows no obvious rounding but cannot be confirmed sharp. The orange border shows no obvious chipping that is visible at this resolution, but the image is not crisp enough to rule out light wear. Surface gloss appears present but cannot confirm print defects or scratches. The range is wide due to corner and edge detail being obscured; a closer scan could shift this meaningfully in either direction.

1977 Topps Star Wars The Princess Gets the Brush! #325 0a1
Estimated grade: 6 (5–7) · MEDIUM confidence · asking $6.28

Centering (L/R): left orange border appears roughly 55-60% of right border width, estimating approximately 60/40 left-heavy — acceptable but not tight. Top/bottom: top border appears slightly narrower than bottom, roughly 55/45 — within range. Corners: at this resolution the two visible corners (bottom-left, bottom-right) appear to have light wear with only modest rounding — consistent with EX-MT to NM range; top corners are partially obscured by the photo composition but show no obvious blunting. Surface gloss appears reasonably intact with no creases visible; the orange border shows no obvious chipping or heavy edge wear. The image angle and slight sleeve shadow prevent confident corner and edge assessment, widening the range; no back visible to check for creases or stains.

1977 Topps Star Wars The Princess Gets the Brush! #325 oi7
Estimated grade: 6 (5–7) · MEDIUM confidence · asking $5.43

Centering estimate: left/right borders appear roughly 60/40 in favor of the left, top/bottom appear close to 55/45 — acceptable for the grade range. The orange border on the right appears slightly narrower but not dramatically off. Corners are not fully resolvable through the sleeve haze but suggest light rounding on at least two corners with no sharp points visible, consistent with EX-MT to NM territory. Surface shows some apparent print mottling or light cloudiness in the photo portion, which may be sleeve glare or actual surface wear — this ambiguity drives the range down. No visible creases or major edge damage. The sleeve glare prevents confident corner and surface assessment, warranting a widened range.