Null // Shock from Rosetta (fab). Compare prices across all conditions: Near Mint, Lightly Played, Moderately Played, Heavily Played, and Damaged.
Condition Price Table
| Condition | Price | Discount vs NM |
|---|---|---|
| Near Mint (NM) | $3.83 | — |
| Lightly Played (LP) | $3.93 | --3% |
| Moderately Played (MP) | $3.29 | -14% |
| Heavily Played (HP) | N/A | — |
| Damaged (DMG) | N/A | — |
Condition Grading Guide
- Near Mint (NM)
- Card is in excellent condition with minimal wear. Corners are sharp, surface is clean, and edges show no whitening.
- Lightly Played (LP)
- Minor wear visible on close inspection. May have slight edge whitening, minor surface scratches, or slightly rounded corners.
- Moderately Played (MP)
- Noticeable wear from regular play. May include moderate edge whitening, surface scratches, or minor creasing.
- Heavily Played (HP)
- Significant wear that's immediately visible. May have major creases, heavy edge whitening, or surface damage.
- Damaged (DMG)
- Severe damage including tears, water damage, heavy creases, or missing pieces. Card is still identifiable.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is Null // Shock worth in Near Mint condition?
Null // Shock in Near Mint (NM) condition is currently valued at $3.83.
What is the price difference between NM and LP for Null // Shock?
A Lightly Played Null // Shock is $3.93, which is -3% less than Near Mint ($3.83).
Is it worth buying Null // Shock in played condition?
Consider your use case — collectors prefer NM, while players can save significantly with LP or MP condition cards.
How much is a Null // Shock in Moderately Played condition?
A Moderately Played Null // Shock is currently $3.29, saving 14% compared to Near Mint.