At DojoTCG, we use commonly accepted trading card condition conventions when listing raw/ungraded cards.

The condition of each card is clearly stated on its individual product listing. The stated condition reflects information provided by our suppliers and distributors, together with our own pre-dispatch visual inspection. We assess cards in accordance with the condition standards described in this guide.

DojoTCG does not list raw/ungraded cards as Mint. Near Mint (NM) is our highest condition for raw/ungraded cards. Mint is an extremely strict condition standard that is best verified through professional grading, so we do not apply the Mint designation to raw/ungraded cards. Some NM cards may be exceptionally clean with no visible imperfections, but NM remains our ceiling. For professionally graded cards, you can explore our One Piece Graded Cards collection.

Near Mint (NM)

Near Mint cards are exceptionally clean and will appear virtually flawless to the naked eye.

They should have an almost unblemished surface, sharp corners, and clean edges with only a few minor imperfections.

A pack-fresh card may also fall into NM condition. The cards in the NM category may have no imperfections as well as a limited number of very minor imperfections.

Lightly Played (LP)

Lightly Played cards show minor but noticeable signs of handling or play beyond the Near Mint range.

They may have minor edge wear, light scratches, scuffing, or other visible imperfections, but should have no significant defects or issues affecting the card’s structural integrity.

Moderately Played (MP)

Moderately Played cards show clearly visible and more substantial wear than LP.

They may have noticeable edge or surface wear, scratches, scuffing, bends, creases, dents, or a combination of several moderate imperfections.

The card should remain generally intact and retain its structural integrity.

Heavily Played (HP)

Heavily Played cards show a major amount of visible wear.

They may have extensive edge or surface wear, significant whitening, multiple bends or creases, dents, or other substantial imperfections.

Despite the heavy wear, the card should remain structurally intact.

Damaged (DMG)

Damaged cards have major physical or structural defects beyond the acceptable range of other conditions.

These may include major creases, severe bends, tears, splits, holes, significant liquid damage, or other defects that affect the card’s structural integrity.

A significant structural defect can place a card in Damaged condition even if the rest of the card remains relatively clean.