The card was designed as a strange tutor, allowing you to choose a card name, exile the top six cards of your library, then exile cards from your library until you reveal the named card and put it into your hand
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Yet for as powerful as the deck can be with its snipe/Ability lock combo, Greninjas greatest weakness remains its own inability to setup properly every game
But its also only been printed once, as a QCSR, which makes evaluating what it should cost extra tricky
Among the defects that a NM card might exhibit are: Minor surface wear or loss of gloss Minor fraying at multiple corners Slightly blurry photo(s) Minor wax or gum stain on card back Border discoloration (off-white instead of white borders, e.g.) Minor printing defect 75/25 (or better) centering on the card front, or 90-10 on the back Excellent-to-Mint (EX-MT) Another step down the perfection scale, Excellent-to-Mint or EX-MT was a common manual grade doled out during the 80s and 90s, representing a big, broad grouping for cards that definitely werent mint, but that were too good to be labeled Very Good (see below)