Or Preparing to use Flea Powder.

I just received seven more of my New Mutants issues graded by CGC today. If the other three would have been the 9.8's they should have been I would have reclaimed the number one spot on the registry for the New Mutants set (by two points). I can only imagine as my books were being graded, multiple graders began to itch their legs. Or maybe fleas walked across the pages and were slapped by the graders as one would swat a fly. I can picture reading the notes now..."an otherwise pristine copy, if not for the flea guts on page 15".

I still have more to arrive, but then so does Bagofleas. And we helped each other attain the signatures. He has a lot more to return. The number one spot is his, for now. The issues that returned are pictured below. I still need to add more descriptive technology about them but has Lee K and Brandon Shepherd have been finding out, a 30 in 30 is not that easy.

I still have 34 books to wait for, all of which I hope to get before the new year. 22 of them are books I had graded to sell. Will I make a profit, break even, or add to my collection? Whether I do it again, I'm not so sure. There are so many others doing the same exact thing, with a bigger wallet. But what happens when a book is only a 9.6? Is it the book you are actually buying, or the grade?

Thanks for Reading

Tnerb

Ps. Is Superior Spider-Man Superior?

http://ashotofcomics.blogspot.com/2013/11/is-superior-spider-man-superior.html

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