Erickalundmoen

I bet, given the consistent appearance of the black lines across multiple copies and their similarity to markings seen in other eBay listings, it's likely that they are printing errors rather than damage from wear and tear.

Guys, I'm curious to what extent does the pursuit of set completion drive collectors to slab comics that may not individually hold substantial value?

I think it's unfair that CGC can re-assess the value of a book after it has been submitted and the customer has paid the unlimited value fee. I mean this creates a situation where the customer could be surprised with a large additional fee, even if they have submitted the book in good faith. Also, the fact that the minimum fee is only $150 suggests that the customer will not have to pay a significant additional fee, even if the book is valued at a very high price. What do you think guys if I say CGC should either eliminate the unlimited value tier altogether, or they should make it more transparent and fair for customers... For example, they could require customers to submit evidence of the book's fair market value, such as recent sales data. They could also charge a higher minimum fee for the unlimited value tier, so that customers are aware of the potential risks involved.

As someone who grew up in a predominantly white town, I can imagine how eye-opening and informative that story was for you. Moreover, I have relatives in Ukraine, the daily war alarm and noises in some cities are so creepy... So given the relevance of these issues in today's world, it's great to see how this piece of history from Unknown Soldier still resonates with readers. I found on https://paperap.com/free-papers/history/ more details (I'm really a fan of history examples and any stuff studied not only in schools and colleges, but in extra academic time, too). So I wish you good luck! And one more thing, I have a few favorite moments and characters from the Unknown Soldier story (yep, I read it very fast, it's so interesting), would you make this thread a welcome one for reviews?

Hi there! The same thing, don't resend, it will damage your work with a high probability(( ...