These cards feature a complex, fragile construction: die-cut player photo inset on a cloudy acetate layer, framed in a color-shifting green holographic/foil border with gold foil text and “E-X 2000” logo. The design is notoriously condition-sensitive due to the layered materials, foil edges prone to chipping/dings, and potential for surface scratches or whitening. High grades (PSA 9+ / BGS 9+) are tough; PSA 10s are rare for the set.

Visual Assessment from Provided ImagesFront: Strong visual appeal. The photo is sharp with good color pop. The green holographic border shows nice shimmer but has some typical light wear/reflections. Corners appear mostly sharp (slight softening or micro-dings possible on closer inspection, common for the set). Edges look clean but foil can hide minor chips. Surface appears mostly clean with minor handling marks or light scratches visible in angled shots. No major creases, stains, or print defects noted.

Back: Stats, bio, and logos are clear. Some minor surface wear or print lines possible, but no obvious damage. Centering on back looks solid.

Overall Eye Appeal: Strong for the set — vibrant, no major distractions. The die-cut and foil give it premium 90s aesthetics.

Potential Issues (common to E-X2000): Foil border chipping/whitening, edge dings from the complex cut, minor surface scuffs on the acetate layer, and slight off-centering. The images show a solid mid-to-high grade raw card, but professional grading often reveals subtle flaws not fully visible in photos.

Subgrades (BGS Style)BGS subgrades (out of 10) for the four categories:

Crescent Vale Self-Graded Scores

Centering: The centering is excellent and scored an 8.5.

Edges: The edges had wear and imperfections and scored a 7.

Corners: The corners are an 8.5 subgrade.

Surface: The surface scored an 8.5.

Crescent Vale Self-Graded Overall Score: 8.5

Grok AI Scores

Centering: 9.0–9.5 — Appears well-centered front and back based on images.

Corners: 8.5–9.0 — Sharp overall, but foil borders often pick up micro-dings; slight softening likely limits to this range.

Edges: 8.0–8.5 — Foil edges are vulnerable; minor whitening or chips probable upon slab inspection.

Surface: 8.5–9.0 — Clean appearance but layered construction often shows light scratches or haze under grading lights.

Grok AI Overall Score: 8-9

PSA 8 (NM-MT) to PSA 9 (Mint) — Most likely PSA 8.5 equivalent or BGS 8.5–9 with subgrades in the 8.5–9.5 range. It has strong eye appeal for an 8–9 but the set’s fragility makes Gem MT (PSA 10 / BGS 9.5+) a stretch without pack-fresh perfection.

Cross-Reference with Graded Population & SalesPSA Population: For base #11 Rodman, PSA 9s have a pop around 18 (low for the set), with PSA 8s more common. PSA 10s are very scarce. A recent PSA 9 sold in the $95–$150 range.

BGS: A BGS 9.5 example noted in sales data (rare); lower grades (8–8.5) trade lower.

Please Note: This card is housed in a custom display slab for superior protection and presentation. While the label may include descriptive details, this is not a grade from a third-party professional service (such as PSA, BGS, or SGC). The card is being sold as Raw/Ungraded. Please review the high-resolution photos provided to make your own assessment of the card’s condition before bidding or purchasing.