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The annotation of minor defects and what TAG considers Non-Human-Observable-Defects (NHOD) is crucial to TAG's grading system, which aims to create a digital fingerprint of each card which aids in the machine-learning process as well as in resubmission detection
It can be hard to have a character in play with damage on it and an opposing character that you want to move it to
So within the 1st Edition Machamps, there are two variations: 1st Edition Shadowless Machamp rarer and more collectible 1st Edition (with shadow) the most common version, mass-printed in starter decks The difference is visual, but it also impacts value slightly especially for PSA 10 copies of the shadowless version
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At PSA, it cost around $18 to $30 to get a Pokmon card graded by the company