douggold

Jeffrey just bought a walking dead 1 from me and the whole process went very smoothly!

Let me know if you'd like more pics.

Sure thing, sorry for the delay.

1. First or PM gets it. 2. No Hall of Shame or members on probation please 3. Prices are in USD, payment is in PayPal. 4. Priority mail, UPS or Fedex ground is free. Anything faster you pay the difference. I'll ship it out within 24 hours after Paypal. 5. No returns. 6. I only ship to USA. WALKING DEAD #1 CGC 9.8 $1850

Please let me know what you think, and if you feel this is a good candidate for pressing/cleaning. I think a pressing could clean up the white spaces? Would you agree?

Seems to me that maybe people are bored with this book and it’s losing steam. What price would get you interested?

Took care of it all, thanks!

Walking Dead #1 CGC 9.8 for $2,300. It's a beautiful book, only selling it because we have bills to pay. ACCEPTED PAYMENT PayPal or check (will need time to clear) TERMS OF SALE First in the thread gets the book. PMs welcomed for additional information. No returns. SHIPPING is free to continental US via Priority USPS or Fedex Ground. If you want a faster service you pay the difference.

I foolishly purchased this comic in a moment of excitement and didn't notice the piece missing over the Hulk's shoulder. What do you guys think the grade is?

Iron Mans 16, 17, 18, 22, 24, 26

I can understand that they need trained people to grade the books, and there's only so many trained people they have, hence a backlog, but can't they hire temps to ship them out?

What do you mean? They added the "current turnaround" numbers to give you up-to-date information about the actual turnaround time - the estimated turnaround times are printed on the CGC forms, so it wouldn't make sense to constantly reprint those every time CGC falls behind on their submissions ... My point is that the "estimated turnaround" time is meaningless. Their turnaround will always be based on how many comics have been submitted for them to work on. Clearly, whenever they first published turnaround times, they could do it in 40 days. But there's nothing permanent about that number -- it's irrelevant. What if their workload plummets and they can turn books around in 20 days. Will they hold them to hit their published 40-day window? Of course not. It's meaningless. They should just get rid of "estimated turnaround" on all their printed material and instead say "for current turnaround rates please check our website." Right now, it's just a joke.

I'd like to know what they're thinking listing "current turnaround" and "estimated turnaround." Am I supposed to read that and say "wow, it'll currently take 120 days but wait they estimate those 120 days to only take 40 days??" What the heck?