Gemi Grade Report
Evolving Skies
Published August 19, 2026
This Rayquaza VMAX shows very strong overall condition, with excellent centering and clean corners and surface. The main visible wear is a small edge chip/wear point that keeps the edges from being perfect.
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
The measured centering is very close to even on both sides and both axes, with only slight front and back variance. The high-confidence boundary measurements support a top-tier centering result.
Corners are effectively clean, with only a very tiny, low-confidence speck along the back left corner arc/tip that is subtle enough to read as either a minute nick or image noise. No other corner wear is indicated, so the corner presentation remains strong.
Observed
The edge result is driven by the small whitening/chip at the far left end of the top cut edge, which creates a minor worn spot. The defect is localized and otherwise the edge strip evidence is clean, supporting a strong but not perfect edge assessment.
Observed
Surface appears essentially clean, with only a tiny faint white speck in the back blue border below the cut edge. The mark is negligible and isolated, so it does not materially affect the surface appearance.
Observed
Edges (9.0) 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 (minor, front).
Bringing edges up to the level of the next-weakest axis (Centering, 10.0) would be the single biggest improvement available.
Verified
Rayquaza VMAX
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