Gemi Grade Report
Fusion Strike
Published July 20, 2026
This Mew VMAX presents very strong centering and clean surface detail, with only light corner wear and more noticeable wear concentrated on the back edges. Overall, the card looks well preserved with the edge wear being the main limiting factor.
Image Quality
Parts of this scan are hard to inspect. Glare, overexposure, or low detail may reduce grading confidence.
Grade Shape
Four-axis score profile
Centering is essentially even on both sides, with the front measuring about 49/51 left-right and 49/51 top-bottom and the back also staying very close to balanced. That level of alignment supports a top centering result.
The corners are strong overall, with only a tiny white break on the front bottom-left corner and a small white nick on the back bottom-right corner. These are light, localized signs of wear that fit a near-mint corner result rather than any major degradation.
Observed
Edge wear is most noticeable on the back right side, where there is moderate whitening and slight fraying, with two additional small nicked spots along the back edge strip. The front edges appear clean, so the evidence supports a solid but not flawless edge result.
Observed
No surface scratches, dents, creases, print lines, spots, foil wear, or other surface anomalies were detected on either the front art scan or the back art scan. The front inspection did carry a minor glare flag, but the available scan evidence still supports a clean surface result.
Edges (8.0) is the lowest of the four axes. It's the main thing keeping this card from a higher grade.
The limiting defect is Edge Wear (moderate, back).
Bringing edges up to the level of the next-weakest axis (Corners, 9.0) would be the single biggest improvement available.
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Mew VMAX
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