Once you get the card back with an official grading from 1 to 10, and stored in a professional PSA protective case, you should have a good idea what price range you're likely to get for it
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The Value Spectrum (Rough Guide) To give you a sense of scale, here's a very rough value hierarchy from most to least valuable, assuming comparable base cards: Wrong backs / dual fronts the most valuable, can be worth thousands Dramatic miscuts showing adjacent cards hundreds to thousands depending on the base card Missing color layers / wrong color prints hundreds to thousands Square cuts (genuine factory) 2x to 5x normal value Holo bleeds (dramatic) 2x to 5x normal value No-symbol / wrong-symbol errors varies by set, often 2x to 10x for vintage Missing / extra stamps 1.5x to 5x depending on the stamp Crimped cards 1.5x to 3x normal value Misaligned holo patterns 1.5x to 3x unless dramatic Moderate off-center cards small premium if any Print lines no premium, reduces value These are generalizations

P/T Number 95 Language English Legal Formats Commander, Legacy, Vintage Not Legal Formats Alchemy, Brawl, Competitive Brawl, Historic, Modern, Pauper, Pioneer, Standard, Timeless Rulings (6/6/2025) Sin's last ability puts all counters that were on Sin onto the target creature, not just its +1/+1 counters
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