Jimmy Linguini

On 4/9/2024 at 4:37 PM, Crusafitch said:

But like a crease is a crease, water damage is water damage. There's a physical defect attached to each the severity of which is of slight opinion. But Poor Press? Where or what is the associated defect? It's pure opinion. 

Pancakes are for breakfast not for comicbooks.

"My copy is in excellent condition"

That's just your opinion man.

I did a retailer variant for Hip Hop Family Tree #1. I really wanted the cover to be of Puff Daddy. Ed hated puff daddy and said no. We ended up going with Slick Rick. Great guy. Really sad news.
RIP

After Bob was kicked off the CGC boards he became very anti-CGC in most of his postings. Said there were a lot of "CGC people" bad mouthing him. if you sent him a message on facebook he would almost always respond.

On 3/6/2024 at 7:07 PM, catrick339 said:

Devil's Express, 1976
Ooh, Blacskploitation AND  monsters!

Tape on back side, upper RH fold

Asking $3

Take it

I think that's it. Thanks!

On 3/6/2024 at 2:07 PM, catrick339 said:

That's The Way of the World, 1976

Sharp

Asking $3

Take it

On 3/5/2024 at 7:53 PM, catrick339 said:

Sisters, 1973
Yet ANOTHER  horror film I've never seen, and I was a fan of Margot Kidder. Check her out as the young hottie in Nichols, the James 
Garner teevee show. 
Another Brian DePalma film to boot. 

Asking $15 based on cute and scarce,  

I watched this movie the other month on the Criterion channel. terrible film, I do not recommend. I'll take it.

On 3/5/2024 at 10:49 AM, catrick339 said:

Prudence and the Pill, copy 2, 1968

Chip out upper edge, general wear

Asking $3

take it

On 3/4/2024 at 7:43 PM, catrick339 said:

The Boob Tube, 1975

Tiny split on the middle fold, in her left...ahh...boob.

Asking $10

On 3/4/2024 at 8:24 PM, catrick339 said:

"W", 1974 
Another suspense/horror flick I've never heard of. 

Whiff of general wear. 

Asking $5

On 3/4/2024 at 8:04 PM, catrick339 said:

Black Sunday, 1977

Sharp

Asking $5

On 3/4/2024 at 7:51 PM, catrick339 said:

The Secretary, 1971
No, NOT the one with Maggie Gyllenhaal

Sharp

Asking $5

 

I'll take these

On 3/4/2024 at 11:58 AM, catrick339 said:

Abby, 1974
Blacksploitation at its finest!

Sharp

$15 takes it

Thank you!

On 3/4/2024 at 11:26 AM, catrick339 said:

The Salzburg Connection, 1972

A bit wrinkly

Asking $3

On 3/4/2024 at 11:12 AM, catrick339 said:

Prudence and the Pill, 1968

Sharp. 

Asking $5

 

On 3/4/2024 at 11:19 AM, catrick339 said:

God Told Me To, 1976
Obscure horror flick, never heard of it

Sharp.
 

Asking $10

I'll take these

Its like that song Honky Tonk Heroes. "Where does it go? The good lord only knows".
 

On 2/17/2024 at 11:10 AM, Gotham Kid said:

Hi, and thanks. At most you will find out who my ISP is and that I am located in Portugal.

Other than that I dont see much of a security risk. Or am I wrong ?

Might want to edit this without your IP address being visible in the attached image.

I don't understand why there is a picture from mycomicshop? Might have nothing to do with anything but was the book sent directly from MCS to CGC?

 

I kind of remember seeing one or two purple label books that said "pressed" on them from the old case. Can't find images. Was that just another fever dream?

On 2/3/2024 at 12:31 PM, Nick Furious said:

In fairness to CGC, cameras can be a proactive visual deterrent, but they are typically reactive in terms of viewing the footage.  It could have been months before a single book was even known to be missing.  It's very possible that all the books were stolen in the timeframe before even the first theft was investigated by reviewing camera footage.  

Sure but my understanding was when submitting books they were in a secured facility. I assumed they would have lots of cameras so when looking at something like how many items an employee stole, it would all be on camera. But I'm basing all of this on what I want to believe. Weird stuff.

So does CGC not have cameras that cover the entire "secured facility"?

Remember, most of the companies grading these games would charge people submitting those same game "fair market value" grading fees. Reminds me of the stories I heard a few years ago where people were being told they couldn't grade Walking Dead #1s with CGC through the modern grading tier because the value was too high. Not sure how that ended up working out but I am interested in what is going on with the WATA price manipulation lawsuits.

On 12/12/2023 at 11:45 AM, stormflora said:

They do? I swear I've never seen them before in my entire life. Must be a downtown-only thing.

If you google "Regional police exchange zone" you'll see that almost every police department in Ontario has a special area dedicated for this.

Meet him at a police station. Seems normal, maybe he thinks he can slickly talk you down in person? Not that odd but something I almost never do. Toronto police stations have these "Sales and Exchange Zones for online sale" areas for these kind of things.

On 7/21/2022 at 9:46 AM, Jimmy Linguini said:

This is all fine and good but why has my copy of 50 cent blood on the sand sat in "Grading" for the last two weeks?

Come on and ship that thing WATA! What the heck!

I'm happy to see you guys restarted this thread.

On 4/7/2023 at 2:29 AM, Hot Nickels said:

The pricing for his upcoming signing is insane. Chiseled Signature $210? GTFO. If people want to pay him that much to sign books good for him and good for them, my worry is that vastly more talented and more important artists will Jack up their prices after this. Liefeld is charging more for a sig than McFarlane, and his sketch is being offered for almost $200 more than Jim Lee, and Frankly I’d rather have a left handed Jim Lee sketch in crayon than anything Liefeld has ever created. I fear Lee’s sketch price is going to be a lot higher the next time he does a CGC event and I really want one  😢 

So Rob Liefeld the creator of Deadpool is charging $210 for his "chiseled signature" while Clayton Crain charges $235 for a "murder infinity signature".

Checks out.