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On 3/2/2023 at 6:53 PM, atticus.fetch said:

I have been working through my run of X-Men and came across a John Byrne signature on the first interior page of my X-Men #120 (1st cameo of Alpha Flight). I was considering submitting this for the Chris Claremont signature series but wondering how this interior writing might affect the grade. Does anyone know and if so, would it be better to submit to CBCS for signature verification. I did not have this book personally signed -- I didn't even know the signature was there until I went to grade it -- but it looks legit.

Here are the scans and a photo of the interior page:

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Wow, what a find! If you're thinking of submitting it for the Chris Claremont signature series, you might be wondering how the interior writing could affect the grade. I'm not sure about that specifically, but you could consider reaching out to CBCS for signature verification. 

On 5/10/2022 at 11:35 PM, GACollectibles said:

It's actually a Quality Control pre-interview(copied from the email):

"CGC is thrilled to announce the inaugural CGC Comics Academy. This free, one-day seminar is an opportunity to learn comic book grading from CGC experts, test your knowledge, win prizes, submit collectibles and more. Plus, you'll have a chance to receive a job offer! Space is limited, so apply today!

CGC Comics Academy will take place July 9-10, 2022, in Tampa, Florida, at the Embassy Suites Tampa Downtown Convention Center. The two-day seminar is free, with snacks, beverages, lunch and a happy hour included."

Is it one day?  Is it two?  Did I win?

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That sounds so good. It's too bad that I missed that.