- What did it look like before pressing?
- In my opinion, it shouldn't merit a 9.8
Most wouldn't. It was from the press, which I took directly from the presser and submitted to CGC.
So in line with what you're saying, I have to wonder, is CGC going to see recessed staples across the entire range of comics, as NOT a defect, simply because pressing can cause it? Wouldn't that be the safe business model?
Obviously it raises some questions but...
Can you imagine them pressing a book, recessing the staples, and then downgrading for it? Disastrous.
You still do not know what happened to the book from the time it left your hands to the time it was placed within the CGC holder. It would have gone through multiple hands, multiple procedures and travelled many miles.
Not saying it didn't happen during pressing (I have had damage happen during a pressing job to books - comics are fragile and personally, if I was a presser I'd never guarantee that something can't happen) but it isn't conclusive unless you were the one that put the book in the press and removed it.
Yeah, Chuck you big liar. You have no idea. Haven't you heard of staple fairies? They bang on comic staples with their tiny fairy tinker hammers until they become recessed. Plus it might be that Paul Litch rams his groin into staples until they recess. Unless you have seen him not do this, you can't be certain that it isn't Litch hump recess syndrome.
Bump for awesomeness.
Bumped because I'm easy going and don't mind being the butt of Sean's jokes.
And because I'm right.
Another epiphany.