Gemi Grade Report
Crown Zenith
Published August 1, 2026
This copy presents very clean corners and surface with strong centering, while edge wear is the primary blemish. The visible whitening and small nicks along the cut edges, especially the moderate front-bottom break, are what hold the card back overall.
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 very strong overall. The front measures close to dead-center both left/right and top/bottom, while the back is nearly perfect horizontally but shows a noticeable top-to-bottom imbalance, so the card still presents as well-centered despite that back-side vertical shift.
Corners appear clean with no reported wear on either side. The absence of corner chipping, whitening, or rounding supports the top-end corner result.
Edge wear is the main condition issue here. The front shows a moderate whitening/chip along the bottom cut edge with a jagged break, plus a couple of smaller nicks, and the back adds a few minor white nicks along the cut edge; together these defects justify the reduced edge result. Some back-edge inspection was slightly harder because of glare, but the reported whitening is still enough to explain the deduction.
Observed
No surface scratches, dents, creases, print lines, spots, foil wear, or other anomalies were reported on either the front or back art scans. That clean scan set is consistent with a top surface result.
Edges (6.0) 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, front).
Bringing edges up to the level of the next-weakest axis (Centering, 10.0) would be the single biggest improvement available.
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