luca1985

I opened a case for return request. The seller refused and closed it by opening a controversy to eBay, which I won and I got refunded. Now I can't return the book through the eBay process, without paying for return shipment. So, I'm thinking of keeping this book until some huge spike in Miles popularity skyrockets the value so high that even a book in the above condition will be worth a lot of money. What do you think?

So, I was wondering, what grade might the book have fallen to? Thanks.

If the CGC slab is prone to this, they should go back to the drawing board.

The serial matches with the one on eBay and the pics they posted were of an undamaged book.

Is it possible for a comic to slip inside the slab even if carefully wrapped in multiple layers of pluriball and delivered inside an undamaged box?

Hello, I'm Luca from Italy. I want to protect my CGC comics from rust and moisture. Would it be alright if I sealed each CGC slab in a plastic bag, probably a Mylar or else, with a vacuum machine like the ones meant for fresh foods? Would there be risk of cracking the slab from the depressurization? Thanks.