I have fifty but what do I send them in?

I have always wondered if the type of bag you send your books into CGC helps the grade. If a book comes in a Mylar bag will they automatically assume it is a higher grade or are they just as diligent as if you send them in a regular bag. There is a part of my collection that I have bagged in a Mylar and since they are more expensive than your typical bag I don?t want to lose them. I wouldn?t mind so much if they returned them but since they don?t I am unsure of how to proceed. My next ten to send in from my New Mutants collection I don?t mind but that is because I got them when I just entered my teen years. I plan on sending in issues #11-20, with some minor variations.

I also plan on sending in ten more Sandman issues which I have bagged and boarded using a Mylite bag. I won?t change either of those twenty, but what about the ones I want to sell. I want to send in thirty more books with the hopes of selling them on e-bay. I don?t care so much if it is a nominal profit as long as I can then turn that money back around and send in another fifty and so on and so on. I am down to the last few that I need for a complete New Mutants set in a 9.8, so why not see about completing the whole set regardless of grade.

But as I mentioned what about the other thirty, do I send them in a Mylar so they look better? Do I not even bother and figure they will grade them for what they actually are. I am still learning to find out what CGC looks for. My ten to send which I should really write part two showed me the difference between defects and manufacturer defects. My Sandman issue #1 I thought was going to be dreadful so I was happy that it was returned a qualified 9.2. It did have Neil Gaiman?s signature. Are there any suggestions; any thoughts?

Thanks For Reading

Tnerb