CGC Mike

Will do!

Yes, that would get a green label. Mike

Don't think so, but it is against the rules to sell them here. Actually, it is against the terms of use. 20. Posting images of competitors books, or promoting a competitors company in any way. However, the OP is asking about whether or not he should send these to CGC. This is different than just posting an image of a competitors book in the "this week in your collection thread." So, I am going to allow it. What I am not going to allow is the President of CBCS to come to our forum and Defend in any way the grades on these books. Especially since he has been warned about similar issues in the past.

I will check to be sure.

According to our research there is only a direct edition #1, but there appears to be a newsstand #3 in addition to the direct edition.

Hello You need to list a return policy. Also, you need to list specific books with either a grade or picture. Mike

Hello It's possible that @Lazyboy has answered your question. I do not know if there were more than 1 print. I do know that in the past, we needed written permission to open any sealed packs. I do not think that has changed. So, If you wanted to send us these sealed, let me know and I will find out exactly what you need to do. I didn't see the G.I Joe Multipack in the OSF list. You can click on the "I can't see my comic link" and type it in that way. If you have any concerns, send me a PM, and I will contact customer service for you. As far as identifying them, here is what we wrote in the article. Marvel multi-pack editions Between 1977 and 1979, just prior to Marvel’s move to direct distribution, numerous issues from several Marvel titles were printed with altered covers and distributed in pre-sealed multi-packs. The main alteration consisted of placing the price and issue number within a diamond, rather than the traditional square box. These variants have sometimes been referred to as “Whitman variants” in the community, but some multi-packs were released by other distributors as well. Marvel Regular Edition (1978) Marvel Multi-Pack Edition (1978) DC multi-pack editions DC also released their version of multi-packs in the 1990s, specifically containing issues of Zero Hour and DC Universe (DCU). Zero Hour issues are identified by the Zero Hour symbol placed inside the UPC/art box, and DCU issues by the DCU title placed inside the UPC/art box. In addition to acknowledging newsstand editions, CGC will also identify both Marvel and DC multi-pack copies with a notation of “Multi-Pack Edition” on the label. DC Direct (1993) DC Multi-Pack (1993) DC Newsstand (1993) Zero Hour Direct (1994) Zero Hour Multi-Pack (1994)

If the OP is willing to send me pics, I will check with the staff but, I think it will receive a green label.

That is something I cannot confirm one way or another at this time. I have not heard of any injuries of staff members.

HM Try clearing your cookies and cache. I just did a submission and was able to get past that. If this doesn't work, let me know. Mike

Yes

I will check. Most likely, I won't have an answer until Monday. Mike

Hello We can crack the card out of the slab for you. This company isn't eligible for a crossover but, you can submit it for grading. Mike

I have just sent everything QC related from the last 2 weeks to CGC.

It was at the top of the VERY LONG e-mail for QC which gets distributed or bought to the attention of nearly everyone who handles the books. I'll try and see what the QC manager finds out.

Thanks for the info.

That's what I was told.

I haven't had time to compile examples for a few weeks but, there will be several sent soon, and I make sure I am heard...

I started this thread so it would show up in the announcement box in the list of forums. Some of the announcements there were 3 years old. Just trying to regularly change that box to current stuff.

Due to the hurricane, our servers are currently down. That is why it is now showing the card doesn't exist. All of the top people from the director to the head graders have assured me the info on the cert lookup is correct. As far as adding the card to the registry, I was instructed to refer you to the registry section on this forum. You can start a thread and ask for help there. Mike

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Hello All of our servers are currently down. That is why your submissions are not showing up. Due to the hurricane, CGC is closed. That is why you could not reach anyone by phone. Your books are safe and secure inside CGC. Mike

Hello Our servers are down due to the storm. When the power is back on, everything should return to normal. Mike.

Hello Our servers are down due to the storm. When the power is back on, everything should return to normal. Mike.

Hello Our servers are down due to the storm. When the power is back on, everything should return to normal. Mike.