How Would A Printing Defect On One Interior Page Affect Grade 0

[servicedude01]

I have this beautiful Savage She-Hulk #1. From looking at the covers it's around a 9.2, maybe a 9.0 at the worst. Then when I open it up I see a pretty bad corner fold on one of the pages. When I inspect it a little closer I notice it's not only a corner fold but a major printing error. I know the trimming of covers is considered restoration and a major no-no and I'm guessing this applies to interior pages too.

Question #1: Is the trimming of interior pages considered restoration and should never be done?

Question #2: If the page can't be trimmed should I just leave it as is?

Question #3: If this comic was a 9.2 how far do you think the grade will go down because of this printing defect? 6.5? 6.0? Lower?

[The-Collector]

It's a printing error. There is no deduction below 9.8, so it won't affect the grade at all. 

[The-Collector]

P.s. DO NOT trim the interior pages. That will result in a purple and most people hate trimmed books. 

[theCapraAegagrus]

That is one bizarre printing error.

It'll keep it out of the 9.9/10-range. That's about it.

[the_drummer]

I know this thread is super old but I just discovered it. My She-Hulk 1 has the exact same printing error, and came back a 9.8 

[Kevin76]

It's a fold over and got untrimmed after it was printed