TCGplayer's Card Conditioning Standard 

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It's my understanding that foils can curl up to 1cm in height if laid on a flat surface and not impact scoring. Anything above that is considered damage. But I would check the condition guide to be sure.

@@MTGHedgefund only 1cm? Man I got boxes of commander legends foils so bad it can bend the box lol

@@lordandriolf my bad, I just checked and it's actually half a centimeter (5mm) lol yeah those CL foils were garbage. If you need to unbend a card, you can hydrate or dehydrate it depending on which way it bends. There's a good article on MTGPrice about it. Basically if it bends toward you, it needs to be dehydrated. If it bends away from you, it needs to be rehydrated. I've used this method to fix my cards in the past.

Hi Mark, our conditioning standards categorize a card with foreign substances based on the severity of that imperfection. To provide further clarity, this video explains how to condition your cards. The Direct by TCGplayer program does not accept cards with significant foreign substances or culturally offensive cards, and we identify that by labeling it as “Damaged”. We do understand the confusion this creates, but it’s the only label in our system that will “reject” these cards back to the seller. You may choose to list Damaged cards on the marketplace, however, TCGplayer has a list of culturally offensive cards that are banned from our platform, which can be viewed here: seller.tcgplayer.com/articles/7-magic-cards-deactivated-from-our-marketplace/ To learn more about TCGplayer’s conditioning standards, please visit this link: help.tcgplayer.com/hc/en-us/articles/221430307-How-can-I-tell-what-condition-a-card-is-in-