1977 Topps Star Wars Stickers #35 Han Solo (Harrison Ford) — Raw

Centering estimate: left border appears slightly wider than right (~55/45 L/R), top and bottom borders appear roughly equal (~55/45 T/B) — centering is acceptable for a PSA 7-8 range on its own. Corners: at this resolution the corners appear reasonably intact with no obvious rounding or blunting visible, though the scan softness makes fine corner assessment difficult. Surface: the sticker face shows good gloss retention with no visible creases, staining, or print defects apparent; the image is clean and well-centered within the filmstrip border. Edge condition cannot be fully assessed from this angle, and the back (adhesive condition, any peeling or paper loss) is unknown — these are common grade-limiters on stickers, which is why the range is widened downward to 5.

Centering estimate: left border appears slightly wider than right (~55/45 L-R), top border marginally tighter than bottom (~55/45 T-B) — centering looks acceptable for PSA 7-8 range on that metric alone. Corners: at this resolution all four corners appear reasonably sharp with no obvious rounding visible, though the image softness prevents confident close-up corner assessment. Surface/gloss: the red border and image area look clean with decent gloss and no obvious creases, staining, or print defects visible; however sticker cards of this era often have peeling or adhesive issues on the reverse that cannot be assessed here. Edges appear clean and the die-cut border looks intact, but the moderate image quality limits confidence — back condition (adhesive intact vs. peeled) is unknown and can drop a sticker's grade significantly.

Centering estimate: the filmstrip border appears left-heavy, with the left border roughly 55% and right border 45% of total horizontal space — acceptable for this issue; top/bottom appears close to 50/50. Surface gloss looks reasonably intact with no obvious creases visible in this scan. Corners appear slightly soft at the upper-left and lower-right but no aggressive rounding is evident, consistent with EX-MT to NM range. Some minor print grain is visible in the image area, typical for this sticker issue, and the white card stock border below the filmstrip frame appears clean with no visible staining or yellowing. Back is not shown so edge wear, any hidden creases, and sticker peel status (critical for sticker cards) cannot be assessed — range is widened accordingly.

Centering estimate (approximate, correcting for hand angle): left border appears narrower than right by a noticeable margin, suggesting roughly 65-70/35-30 L-R; top and bottom borders look closer to 60/40 T-B — consistent with PSA 7-8 centering range, though the thumb blocks confirmation of the left edge. Surface gloss appears reasonably intact with no obvious creases or staining visible in the image area. Corners are largely hidden — the bottom-left is fully obscured by the thumb, the top corners show slight softening but no sharp rounding visible, suggesting light wear in the EX-MT to NM range. Edges look clean from what is visible. The sticker die-cut border and overall stock look undamaged, but the hand obstruction, low light, and lack of corner close-ups prevent a tighter call; a grade anywhere from PSA 5 (EX) to PSA 7 (NM) is plausible pending a full scan.

Centering estimate: left border appears roughly equal to right border (~50/50 L/R); top border appears slightly tighter than bottom, roughly 55/45 T/B — centering is acceptable for NM range. Corners appear relatively sharp with no obvious rounding visible at this distance, though the slight camera angle prevents a definitive close-up assessment. The red die-cut sticker border shows no obvious chipping or peeling, and the image area retains good gloss with no visible creases or surface wrinkles. The main uncertainty is the card stand angle which limits a precise corner and edge inspection; back condition (sticker peel/adhesive state) is unknown and critical for this issue — a partially or fully peeled sticker back can suppress the grade significantly.