n/d, no publisher listed

My submission of 16 Moderns hand-delivered at Wizard World Nashville has been Verified, and four of them display as no date, no publisher. As briefly discussed in a journal by Lee K, http://boards.collectors-society.com/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Main=315130&Number=7061587#Post7061587, this likely indicates that these are the first issues of their kind ever graded, so the CGC database has no information to pull.

The good news is that these are guaranteed to be OAKs (one of a kind) and highest graded.

The bad news is that there is likely no set slot for them, and the notes will be sparse at best. Any exciting first appearances in these? Yes, but it won't be annotated! Oh well. I've always felt that it's up to each person to know what their comics are without the notes, but it's nice to have that third party input.

I've decided that I really enjoy seeing this lack of information on some of my submissions. Sure, I could have submitted the 7973rd copy of Amazing Spider-man 300. Instead, I submitted the first copies ever of Mangazine 11, 13, and 14. I've already achieved "n/d, no publisher listed" on a copy of 12. When I get them back (don't hold your breath!), I'll post a detailed journal on this run, what it is and why it matters.

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