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You could wait until April since that is when CGC will announce the new process of submitting unwitnessed signatures for comics, etc. The acquisition of JSA seems like a blessing in disguise.

This is great news! Unfortunately, I attempted this method of communication last week and was unable to receive messages back. I hope this will be fixed soon and I understand this is in the early stages. I can already imagine this being a great new way of communicating with you guys at CGC. Y'all are the best. Thank you!

Okay thank you.

That’s cool. First timer here, so how does this work? Will I receive an invoice for the 3 sets I claimed at 20% off? (Lady Rawhide, Rogue, & Superman: Strength)

Thank you for your response. That’s a bummer. I hope someday down the line, DC changes their mind and allow images of their characters to be included on slabs. It would look so cool!

I'll take it Also with Lady Rawhide ($15) and Rogue ($8). Could I get a bundle deal for 30% off for them altogether, if possible?

I'll take it

I'll take it

Hello, I took a look at the list of current custom labels and they are all Marvel. Is there a current list of custom DC labels? If not, will there ever be one in the near future?

Copy that. One final question, if the comic is denied pressing, do I have the option to cancel the grading while it’s in your facility?

Is there a particular reason why foil covers cannot be pressed at this time? what would be the appropriate tier if I were to cross it off the list? (This part I’m a bit confused on) I also read in the forums that after the comic has been pressed and/or graded, there are additional fees charged to my card. Is this the $5 online handling fee from CGC?

When shipping out my comic for pressing and grading, do I need to buy the shipping kit you guys provide? Or can I just use my own shipping box to mail out my comic? Also, I have a foil cover comic (Action Comics #1051 by Warren Louw) that has a few dents on the front cover. I chose to have it pressed and then graded, but I saw in another post in the forums that some foils cannot be pressed. The interior of my comic is paper and not foil, so does that make it eligible for pressing to remove the dents? If not, would I be refunded for the pressing and just be charged for grading? Thank you for your time, Michael L.