1977 Topps Star Wars Stickers #10 Tusken Raider — Raw

Centering estimate: left/right borders appear roughly 55/45 and top/bottom approximately 60/40 — acceptable for the grade range. The yellow die-cut border shows no obvious chips or tears along the cut edges, and the image surface retains reasonable gloss with no visible creases. Corner assessment is hampered by the card being adhered to a surface and shot at a slight angle, but the visible upper corners appear lightly worn rather than sharp, suggesting corner rounding consistent with EX to EX-MT territory. The card's back is inaccessible and whether it has been peeled (sticker adhesive used/intact) is unknown — a peeled sticker back would cap the grade at 5 or lower regardless of front condition, so the range is widened downward accordingly.

Centering: the yellow die-cut border appears slightly wider on the left (~55%) vs. right (~45%) and top (~55%) vs. bottom (~45%), suggesting roughly 55/45 in both axes — acceptable for the grade range. The sticker image itself appears well-centered within the die-cut shape. Corners on the die-cut perimeter show light wear with minor rounding visible at the lower corners; no sharp points are evident, consistent with EX-MT to NM range. Surface gloss appears reasonably intact with no obvious creases, staining, or print defects visible at this resolution, though the photo does not permit close corner or edge inspection. The back is not visible so any hidden crease, staining, or adhesive damage cannot be assessed, which widens the range downward.

Centering estimate: the yellow die-cut border appears slightly wider on the left (~55%) vs. right (~45%) and top (~55%) vs. bottom (~45%), suggesting roughly 55/45 in both axes — acceptable for a mid-grade sticker, but glare prevents certainty. Corners on the die-cut sticker edge appear to show some rounding or softening, most visibly at the lower corners, consistent with EX to VG-EX range; no sharp razor corners are evident. Surface gloss is partially readable through the top-loader glare — no obvious heavy creases are visible, but the sticker surface shows some light handling wear and possible minor surface scuffing, particularly in the upper field. The die-cut sticker format makes corner assessment harder than a standard card; back condition, any peeling, and adhesive integrity are unknowable from this photo and could move the grade significantly in either direction.