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According to the pricing chart, “cards may be a mix of different types/games. This makes me think they WILL grade other types of cards besides MTG or Pokémon. What I’m curious about is whether they can encapsulate thicker cards, like 100pt thick or thicker.

It's been a while but Kaholo had one of my cherished original collection books and hadn't sent it back to me yet. It's an ASM 300 in CGC 9.4 with Stan Lee, Bob McLeod, David Michelinie, Tom DeFalco and Todd MacFarlane signed on it. He sent me a picture of the book, which is shown below, right before the "you know what" hit the fan with him. It was completed and graded, but never returned to me.  Please let me know if someone can reunite me with my book.

Don't forget about Marvel Graphic Novels, like :

#4 - 1st app. Of The New mutants

#5 - Xmen God Loves, Man Kills (key Xmen Story)

#22 - Amazing Spider-Man Hooky

#24 - Daredevil Love and War by Frank Miller

Or Rampaging Hulk #1

Or even #13 - first published Bill Sienkiewicz artwork.

Deadly Hands of KUNG Fu #1

Cool! With these statistics, I'm in the top 5% with over 106,000 points. Almost in the top 4%.

I need to get busy if I want to make the top 1% though. Just need to quadruple my collection.

I know you just have to click the View All journals button to go back and read them all but you'd be surprised how many people don't do that or even worry about it.

The increase on hompages would allow more users to see and reach more of the recent journals more quickly.

With the rise in the number of journals being posted on a daily basis now, I has wondering if it would be possible to display more than just the last three most recently posted journals down the left panel?

Sometimes, you post a journal, then less than an hour later, it's already off the recently posted list.

If possible, it would serve us journal writers and readers better if the last five or even the last ten posted journals were listed on everyone's home pages.

Any increase would be nice.

Here's a beauty I've posted on other threads.