Rack/Cello Pack Question: How much do machine loader marks/damage to top cards influence value?

NJ80sBBC

I can definitely appreciate the subjectivity of this question, but for unopened collectors, how much does this influence the (de)valuation of the product? I have a couple examples to share below. I also have an entire box of 1982 Cellos with a small nick in the exact same place on top card of all 24 packs, but since I don't intend on opening anytime soon, if ever, I'm ok with it.

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grote15

Loader or machine marks on the edge of cards on top are fairly common on 1970s racks, and to a lesser degree with cellos. I would bid a fair premium for a rack in which top cards are free of loader marks, but it's not a dealbreaker to me, either way.

BaltimoreYankee

When I was collecting rack packs, I would not purchase a pack if it had loader damage on a top card. I think it depends on the person the full range of no big deal to deal breaker.

Darin

I only care if I'm buying a rack with a star card showing and the loader mark is on the star card, for instance George Brett.
If there's damage to a common card I don't care.