Print Lines Pokemon Card Back

Hi, I was just wondering if a faint print line on the backs of cards like this would affect the grade? However, I have a Japanese promo card that has a VERY noticeable print line and it got a PSA 10. I've also seen several other pokemon cards with print lines that received 10's at PSA (as well as BGS and CGC).

For collectors, understanding print lines-what they are, how they occur, and why they exist-can lead to a deeper appreciation of the cards they collect. While print lines may impact the value and grade of a card, they are also part of what makes each card unique. You hold a tiny piece of gaming history every time you flip a card.

The back of a Pokemon card tells you if it's genuine shows its design lineage and can hint at print runs and rarity. You don't need to be an expert to spot key details once you know what to look for. This article guides your eye to pattern color alignment card stock and printing marks that matter.

You'll learn quick checks to. Unfortunately, print lines will affect grading. Actually, any defect on the card will influence its grade.

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How Do Print Lines Affect Pokemon Card Grading? In this informative video, we will discuss the impact of print lines on Pokémon card grading and how they can influence a card's overall value. Generally if a specific card has a reoccurring issue throughout its print, it would be overlooked. These Pikachu promos all had print lines.

I just purchased this card off eBay. The card looks perfectly authentic, but there's a blue dashed/dotted line that runs horizontally through the middle of the back of the card (see attached image, you'll need to click on the image to see the line). The card is Piers (Full Art) #187 from.

I have seen print/roller lines on the front/back of the card stock. I usually have seen physical roller lines more on early MTG cards, but have seen them on the odd Pokemon card as well. As others mentioned, it's most noticeable on holos and the severity can also vary.