1977 Topps Star Wars #65 Carrie Fisher and Mark Hamill

MISCUT confirmed: the seller discloses miscut and the photo supports it — the left blue border is noticeably wider than the right, and there appears to be bleed from an adjacent card's printing visible at the right edge, indicating a severe off-center cut. Left/right ratio estimated at approximately 90/10 or worse; top/bottom appears roughly 60/40 but the miscut dominates. PSA treats miscuts as grade-capping defects, typically capping the numeric estimate at 2-3 regardless of surface condition. Surface shows moderate wear and possible print flaw (seller notes 'print flaw/error'); corners appear slightly rounded but are difficult to assess precisely due to photo angle. This card has niche error-collector appeal but would receive a PSA qualifier (OC or MC) and a capped numeric grade; raw value is driven by the error market, not condition grade.

Centering estimate: left border roughly 55-60% of right border width (left-heavy shift), top border slightly larger than bottom — approx 60/40 L/R and 55/45 T/B, within VG-EX range on its own but other factors drag the grade down. Blue border shows visible chipping and wear, particularly along the top and right edges. All four corners appear rounded with moderate-to-heavy wear — upper-left and lower-right corners most visibly soft, consistent with VG (3) rather than VG-EX (4). Surface shows generalized gloss loss across the card face with scattered light scratching; no obvious hard crease is confirmed from this photo but overall surface wear is consistent with the seller's 'VG' self-assessment. The bilingual caption ('Carrie Fisher et Mark Hamill') strongly suggests this is an O-Pee-Chee printing rather than US Topps, but that distinction cannot be confirmed from the front alone and does not constitute a mismatch.