Gaheris

On 4/7/2024 at 7:16 PM, ADAMANTIUM said:

First congrats on the 200 pickups 

As for cgc value insurance when doing a submission for modern the max is $400 and the next tier up of submission is like from $400 to $1000 which may be a "standard tier submission."

I know this issue in 9.8 used to go for coin.

Even if you just did a modern submission to get them in? If valued higher cgc would bump up the submission tier and charge you the difference between the modern submission, once it got to grading, and the tier they think it should be under...

 

I see 9.8's still go for about $800, which would be the standard tier, but 9.6's are under $400.

That said unless sure fire 9.8's or 9.6's with a mark jewelers, I think a modern tier would be a safe summarization at under $400 value.

All in my opinion 😀 😉 

Thank you for the response, and I appreciate your input. I'm just not sure if I should put them in at the second tier, or the unlimited tier. hazard a guess, at least that second tier for the first one I send in. Not sending both at the same tmie. For me, this is still a bit of finagling and research. Fortunately, I still have most of my comic books from my time stationed in Europe. May pay for my daughter's retirement someday. :-)

The Jewelers Mark conversation has been interesting, and I have a bit of a quandary - I am just starting on getting some of my comics graded/slab. I have a few that I am quite perplexed on how to value, specifically, Marvel Team-up #141 with the jewelers insert (bigger nice dilemma, not sure how I managed to buy two of them at the base book store when it was released, but I have two of these issues). The only price I am seeing for this issue, with the insert, is at mile high comics. I probably have somewhere in the neighborhood of 200 comics with the insert. I am having a hard time figuring out how to determine fair market value for submitting to grading. Any thought would be appreciated. Thanks