Ze-man

[quote. And yes (gasp), I actually get to read them before filing them away. I am confused , isnt filing a comic considered restoration? And if you file a comic "away" is there anything left when your done filing? Do you use a nail file? or a metal crosshair file? Do you put the comic in a vise before filing? and if so isnt that pressing? Inquiring minds want to know. j/k

One Aussie Shiraz I can highly reccommend is the "PENFOLDS BIN 28 Kalimna Shiraz 1999". Truely a fantastic example of why Austrailia is producing some of the best Shiraz around. Give it a try and let me know what you think, its fairly easy to find, and not too expensive. Zeman

Yup yup, I went back and looked at all my CGC cases, they are indeed not glued, this one just seemed to get bowed out very easily, more then the others . I will now let the Prority box sit in the house for a few hours before opening, to bring it up to temp.

I wanted to see if anyone else has had this problem. To start with its cold here.. witches upper chest area cold....really cold Got a few items in mail today, 1 of which was a CGC comic, bought on Ebay. I of course greedily opend my box, removed padding, and took out my new purchase. Much to my horror, I watched it as it totally fogged up started sweating , inside and out of the case , , I wiped off the case, looked at the case, and while it was not totaly open, the side seams of the case were split , and I guess this alowed hot air to get inside the CGC case when it was still at sub zero temp. Now I have tiny water spots inside my CGC case from condensation, and my Blue lable is permantly wrinkled. Looks like the inner holder kept my comic safe though. I think it is safe to say, that if you live in a cold region to be wary of how fast you expose your CGC case to really warm air. Lets hope this only happened to me, as It wasnt a fun experience. Zeman