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Tomb of Dracula 10
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Blunted corners, edge wear with some color loss and a small color breaking crease at the top edge, minor spine stress with multiple color breaking spine ticks, top staple is discolored, outer edge on front cover appears to be curled, outer and lower edge of rear cover appears to be dented/wrinkled, minor to moderate discoloration/staining of rear cover.

6.0 FINE (FN):  Back to Top
An above-average copy that shows minor wear but is still relatively flat and clean with no significant creasing or other serious defects. Some accumulation of minor bindery/printing defects is allowed. Minor cover wear apparent, with minor to moderate creases. Inks show a significant reduction in reflectivity. Blunted corners are more common, as is minor staining, soiling, discoloration, and/or foxing. Stamped or inked arrival dates may be present. A minor spine roll is allowed. There can also be a 1/4" spine split or severe color break. Staples may show minor discoloration. Minor staple tears and a few slight stress lines may be present, as well as minor rust migration. Paper is tan to brown and fairly supple with no signs of brittleness. Minor interior tears at the margin may be present. Centerfold may be loose.

GD/VG 3.0 - Discoloration, fading, foxing, and even minor to moderate soiling is allowed.

VG 4.0 - Some discoloration, fading, foxing, and even minor soiling is allowed.

VG/FN 5.0 - Minor to moderate staining, discoloration, and/or foxing.

FN 6.0 -  Minor staining, soiling, discoloration, and/or foxing.

FN/VF 7.0 - Minor foxing.

VF 8.0 -  Minor foxing.

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5.5/6.0 unless that creasy thing on the front cover is a printers crease. It does not look like one. Between that and the discoloration on the back cover, I don't see this getting near VF grades regardless of any c/p. I don't se much that's correctable since the discoloration doesn't appear to be surface grime.

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