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divad

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  1. yep, but after searching, I see that both covers exist in both direct and newsstand editions.
  2. Ok, I was sorting through some moderns today. Take a close look at these two, the newsstand edition and the direct edition of the same book, and tell me what you think:
  3. Nope, but I did have that experience for the first time last year — buying a double cover out of the 3 for a dollar box!
  4. I like the covers a lot and don’t mind keeping them until they explode
  5. Si senor - then you will have to submit them yourselves
  6. ok, this one isn't going to blow anyone's skirt up, but i can't imagine there are a lot of these:
  7. An even more disturbing question - what percentage of books submitted are being pressed for the 2nd/3rd/4th time? Things are getting a little ridiculous, IMO and how does that impact the ability of the graders to grade accurately across the board? personally, i will never again buy a slabbed book. let me touch, feel and smell the product, not the barex casing. oh, and don't forget read!
  8. if you lived near me the books would be sold already.
  9. Q2: What percentage of books submitted in 2001 were pressed before submitting?
  10. Q: What percentage of books submitted now are pressed (either before submitting or through CCS)?
  11. Would you rather have 50k in cash or 100k to spend on OA? YES.
  12. once he starts selling keys, both the offers and potential buyers goes down exponentially - did anyone happen to mention this to him?
  13. does anyone just submit books the old-fashion way? or does everyone go through CCS first? (clearly, a redundant question.)
  14. just for perspective here's what it's supposed to look like:
  15. you need to think about the larger overall ramifications of an e-mail like this being sent subscriber-wide, and what it implies about their end-product.
  16. actually, that doesn't surprise me as they flew off the newsstand (and the newsstand doesn't order any more of any given issue.)