Or do I need to worry?

What can I add that Bagofleas did not? The tenacity we used in getting our books signed and turned over to CGC only worked because of our patience and the staff of CGC themselves helping us get it done. I fear what the NYCC has in store for me. I went last year and only had three items signed and it was hectic.

The two days of lines cut into anytime to look for those missing issues I was hoping to add. Of course the money I saved there only went to CCS and CGC themselves. At the end of the day I turned in over twenty books, 23 total if I am not mistaken. Without Bagofleas this never would have happened.

The NYCC will be do much harder. I am only doing one book for personal gain, about ten for Bagofleas, and then for the first time books specifically to flip. Of course those would be mostly by Hickman. I hope to make a bit of a cash return but only to pay back what I already paid out, and them the question will be, can I flip those books.

They all seem easily to be a 9.6, but who wants a modern 9.6, signature series or not. I know for me to sell them ill need them to be a 9.8. So do I have them pressed to get out any minor imperfections that I cannot see? And does a disclosed pressed book decrease the value? Either way, Baltimore was a great experience with friends but with NYCC I feel I am on the precipice of a giant maw.

Thanks for Reading

Tnerb

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