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MrRoboto

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  1. On 8/3/2022 at 12:39 PM, scburdet said:

    The cover image could be better. I see several spots that look like color rub (e.g. at the start of the white line that goes toward Dr. Spectrum's arm). I see what looks like a crease on the outer edge of the cover that runs vertically and parallel to the edge. The surface of the front cover looks less than perfect, but that could be the image and not the book. Pending higher resolution photos, 6.0.

    I agree but I think the pictures make the book look worse than it actually is. I say 7.0 but will still need higher quality pictures to give a more accurate grade. Also, those are some very white pages.

  2. On 7/28/2022 at 7:41 PM, scburdet said:

    I would lean no.  The highest sale I can find is ~$100 for a 4.0. There's also a 6.0 for not much more. This looks no better than a 3.5 IMO. If you were doing your own C&P, you might make a small profit with a graded vs. raw. Not that you have to sell, but it's at least how I think about whether it's  worth grading. I want the purchase price + grading expenses to be at least equal to the FMV (exception is if having a signing/grading gives me a collectable I just want regardless of grade/value). I am pro-encapsulation for protection, but IDK if this is a big enough key as opposed to HoS92 (which I don't own)

     

    On 7/28/2022 at 7:44 PM, Albert Thurgood said:

    IMHO no. It's in the 2-3 range. Only about 6 sub-3 books in the census indicating that most owners think they won't get their grading fees back from the sale. Anyone interested in buying it would be able to assess the grade for themselves.

    Thanks for the input guys! I was thinking the same thing but just wanted to be sure.