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manetteska

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  1. Dumb question: How many printings are there of the Larry's Sketch variant #1? Is there only one printing or multiple?

     

    1 for larrys!

     

    theres a 1st 2nd 3rd 4th for number 1 chew 1 tho

     

    chew collector!

     

    Phew; that's what I thought. I bought a nice sketch issue off of eBay and just spotted a note saying it wasn't the first print. I had assumed it meant not the first print of the normal #1, but wanted to be sure.

     

    Now to save up for a "real" #1...

  2. 1. You send it back.

     

    2. They refund your money.

     

    3. Partial refunds are for dopes so just send it back.

     

     

    OK; I'll wait to see what the seller says. Hopefully he/she doesn't give me hassle.

     

    The pains of eBay - even if it's a good scan, the seller could still ship it horribly.

     

    i.e. A bubble mailer, bag, board, and two loose pieces of cardboard that don't cover have the comic.

  3. So I also bought The Walking Dead #27 about 3 weeks ago, Raw from eBay, overally its i beautifull condition (not proffesional or experienced grader), nice sharp corners, no smudges, spine is pristine without single crease.

    The only thing I noticed is that cover is sligtly ''smaller'' than inside. I dont mean smaller of course. Picture bellow will explain what I mean :)

     

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    Does this affect final grade a lot? :/

     

    Thank you!

     

    EDIT: Sorry for oversized photo, is there any way to make it smaller?

     

    I saw this same "problem" in many of the comics I bought from a regular Joe seller. Very noticeable on the issues with black covers. As a later poster said, they all look "trimmed" but it's just how the comic came out.

     

    I haven't submitted one for grading yet, so I can't be 100% positive, but from what I've read/seen, it shouldn't hurt the grade. I suppose CGC would consider this along the lines of a production error.

     

    -- Dave

  4. This involves a WD comic (the same one as above, #27), so...

     

    I bought it very cheap as part of a lot from a seller and it's one of the few issues worth getting graded - both in terms of looks and return.

     

    Without waiting another 6 months or more for a CGC-attended Con to roll into my area, what is the best way to get it graded and what are the costs?

     

    I know there is self-submit, and shop-submit, or the possibility of shipping it to someone near a CGC Con, but have only done on-site.

     

    Can someone in the know tell me how much each (generally) costs for a modern and which is easier?

     

    Thanks,

     

    -- Dave