Or a job well done

Megacon is over. I imagine a group of people celebrating after the Super Bowl or World Series. High fives all around, Gator Ade poured over Paul Litch's head, and the Quarterback, Mike B carried on the team's shoulders. Or maybe just a few drinks like it was New Year's Eve.

I have no idea of the number of books they graded, but I know there was a lot. So much in fact that Mike placed RonnyLama's, Bagofleas, and my stuff together in multiple boxes. If you were there and saw this grown man jumping up and down like a little girl on Christmas morning after getting her favorite doll, yea...that was my brother. Once I removed the two that were mine, I helped check the invoices. Out of 71 books we found one mistake.

The whole team at CGC were great. Yes, they screwed up my one order that I got back on Saturday, but I have to remember I only turned them over on Friday. Three out of six comic books had to be corrected. One was fixed before it left the offices. I didn't see the mistake for the last 33% until they were in my hands. I still have to wait for these two. The sheer volume alone should be applauded. And of course I'm talking about the graders as well.

I wish I could go into details to tell you what they do and how they do it, but I can't. I still remember the three days I was there and I'm confident in how they grade and what it means to me to have my books graded by CGC. Maybe one day I'll go back to collecting Star Wars Memorabilia or I'll start collecting signatures of media stars, but until then I think I'll stick with CGC.

Thanks for Reading

Tnerb

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