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No. That would mean financial suicide (since I don't really sell). I was debating getting my entire McFarlane Amazing Spider-Man run signed, but that would be a lot of slabs to crack. Maybe one day if I manage to get some private time with Todd.

My motivation for the yellow label, when it first started, was always for my McFarlane books. Suffice it to say, I'm very pleased (and relieved) to finally have these as part of my collection.

I never got around to asking for the graders's notes on my Coyote because I honestly couldn't see anything wrong with it and it was considerably better than my friend's 9.6.

I haven't retrieved it from Kev yet, but I'm sure it's fine.

Anytime Kris. A little stumble in LA?

Finally complete. A thank you to thecollector for #3. Money well spent.

Selling or keeping?

Bless multiple signatures at multiple locations. Never made any sense why it was banned, albeit temporarily.

I think the freak put up my book, but here is my new holy grail.

It really depends on the collector. Speaking for myself only, my collection has moved from being mainly blue labels to a yellow label majority. I also personally know some collectors who abhor anything that defaces a cover such as an autograph, but make that same Signature Series book available for sale with the autograph on the first page and they'll try to buy it. Of course, always assuming they were interested in that particular issue to begin with.

Kevin is bang-on here.

Haven't heard. Give Pete a call.

So, you're the new Irene???

Boy, he's really got you slaving.

Should be about 3 months. Alex, will you be organizing Paradise's incoming CGC books or is that still Pete's responsibility?

I guess we shouldn't tell Beyonder how all his slabs fell off the counter at Paradise and got damaged when the books shifted. Oops.

If you plan to keep it for yourself, then it doesn't really matter. I have a DF Spawn/Batman signed by Frank Miller which has a qualified label. If you plan to flip your New Mutants #98 one day, you'll definitely have less success compared to a raw book or a Signature Series copy. Buyers who prefer an unsigned book won't be interested and those of us who like autographed books would be skeptical of the signature's authenticity. From what I've seen on eBay recently, buyers do seem willing to purchase the Qualified DF-signed books. Hope this helps.

I think my oldest cars are mid-90's Ferraris and some Ayrton Senna McLarens.

I collect 1:43 scale Formula 1 and street car models.