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10. Amazing Spider-Man #79 (Foxing) (FN) $40 Back Cover Scan

6. Amazing Spider-Man #74 (FN/VF) $45 Sold Back Cover Scan

Working on making the scans bigger

4. Amazing Spider-Man #72 (Foxing/damage from heat, but looks nice in a mylar) (G/VG) $15 Sold Back Cover Scan

3. Amazing Spider-Man #71 (VF+) $50 Sold Back Cover Scan

Let's start with some Spidey's... 1. Amazing Spider-Man #40 (VG+) $100 Sold Back Cover Scan

Prices shifted or something with recap. Will double check and repost

Will be listing some books across the next week, ending next Sunday. Invoicing and shipping to follow close. Only exception is if someone wishes to pick up in person at Niagara Falls comic con next weekend. That's Niagara, not viagra. First take it in thread gets it (you take a chance of me seeing a PM and updating the thread before it's claimed in the thread, because thread wins out). Shipping is at cost (prefer USPS or UPS ground for heavy stuff). Payment via paypal, venmo, or check/money order. Returns welcome within a week. Anyone on the naughty lists is not welcome to purchase, including mine... Will be flipping through this thread and one in modern, so be sure to check out both.

Sale tomorrow night, sometime after 8 pm est. Don't want to miss...

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I will guarantee a plane ticket with your name on it for C2E2 Chicago next year and a ticket to the con if you cover the alcohol.

That's unacceptable. How is that not caught? How does someone let that go out the door? There can't be any quality control, given that is not uncommon. If that were the exception, it could be marked down as isolated human error. But, with virtually everyone getting submissions back with issues, there can't be any type of quality process. If it were isolated, they wouldn't be coming out with a policy like they have here. They are hemorrhaging money (errrrr...gluttonous profit) on ME (paying shipping, materials, etc.). They are trying to stop the bleeding and have no other ideas on how to make that happen. Having studied organizations and run operations for a very long time at a very high-level with a terminal degree for the same on the horizon, I'll say this as fact. These inconsistencies and quality issues are just what we see, but there are others. There are serious breakdowns in process happening at CGC (which comes from poor leadership). Heck, just look at the way they track cycle-time. Cycle-time starts from the point when they open the package? Serious? How is that my experience as a customer? The cycle-time of a firm should represent the experience of the consumer when you publish it to convey to the customer how long something should take, not your internal garbage processes. How do they not see this? No one cares about how long it takes Johnny from the point at which he opens the package. They care about it from the point you got the package until when you sent it out. That's a firm more concerned about themselves than their consumers. Period. My next batch of books are going someplace else. If anyone thinks that the grading, book storage and protection, or anything else at CGC is being run effectively and consistently, you are delusional. You don't wet the bed this consistently on quality of cases and nail everything else. It just doesn't work that way with organizations. I remember the old days when we used to joke on these forums about the grading company that was being paid for grades or swapping books out. Well, how far we have come. I no longer trust CGC.

Is it really 3 months to get an ME back?

Thanks, Randall!

366. X-Men #141 (Newstand) (CGC 9.8) $1100 Back Cover Scan

363. X-Men #120 (CGC 8.5) $150 Back Cover Scan

359. X-Men #114 (CGC 9.8) $1100 Back Cover Scan

357. X-Men #108 (CGC 9.8) $900 Back Cover Scan

1715. X-Men #101 (CGC 9.0) $650 Back Cover Scan

354. X-Men #94 (CGC 5.0) $475 Back Cover Scan

1549. X-Men #74 (CGC 9.8) $2000 Back Cover Scan

3883. X-Men #66 (CGC 9.4) $625 Back Cover Scan

3562. X-Men #40 (CGC 9.6) $725 Back Cover Scan

3020. X-Men #9 (CGC 9.0) $2450 Back Cover Scan