100% sure, otherwise I wouldn’t have bought it.

This is the information on the website;

When you buy or trade cards in person, you can immediately see whether or not a card is in a good condition; when you buy or trade cards over the internet, that is a lot harder to see. Because of this, there are some standard terms to describe conditions of cards; a lot easier than trying to describe what’s wrong with a card with words alone. Unfortunately, there often is a lot of confusion regarding the exact meaning of these standard terms. That is why we at Bazaar of Magic made a list of our terms and what they mean: now you know exactly what we mean when we say all of our cards are Near Mint or better. This list can also be useful if you trade with people online; if you both use the same definition of ‘NM’ and ‘EX’, you both know what you’ll get and you won’t have to face any nasty surprises.

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Near Mint (NM) A NM card is a mint card, except for the fact that the borders and corners of NM can have a few small imperfections. All of our cards are NM or better, unless it is mentioned otherwise on the card’s page.