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Gaard

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  1. On 5/27/2024 at 12:27 PM, seanlinc said:

    My biggest issue on this matter is not getting notes on a 9.4. I've come to accept that the difference between getting a 9.8 or a 9.6 is basically a roll of the dice but there should be an explanation as to why a book gets a 9.4 and there seldom is.

    I'd be willing to wager that if it came to pass that every book received notes, there would be many 9.8s with more defects than 9.6s

  2. On 5/27/2024 at 10:38 AM, Fat Izzy said:

    They're part of the process, just not part of the process you pay for (shrug) Think of it this way, you're lucky that they give you any notes on any books at all.

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    I can't speak for anyone else, but I am so tired of CGC reps saying "...at the graders' discretion."

    blue or green label

    notes or no notes

    pedigree or not

    factor in unwitnessed sig into grade

    error designation

    artist info on label

    These have all been deemed, at one time or another,  "at the graders' discretion".

  3. When I was growing up (70s), the shop by my house never put prices on their back issues. Instead, you brought your stack up to the counter & whoever was manning the register at the time would haul out an OSPG and a pencil They would quickly scan the condition of the book and write the price in the ULC of the back cover. I'm not sure what they did if the comic was refused (erase the price and put the book back?)

  4. On 5/20/2024 at 4:10 PM, AltonKroobe said:

    Any item I find that is a great deal seems to "sell out" as soon as I inquire about it, this kind of defeats the purpose of the "wheel of deals" if you do get a good discount on the wheel there's nothing stopping them from just saying that particular item is sold out.

    I'm going to assume you do this for every book?

    Having books being sold out is part of buying from dealers. It happens everywhere, is normal, and a non-issue. Shoot, I remember back in the day having to always list my second choices when ordering comics.

    Consider yourself lucky you don't have to send $1 along with a SASE to receive their latest list.

  5. On 5/8/2024 at 12:40 AM, AltonKroobe said:

    17151431601384980110168990661105.thumb.jpg.f5b2b773280401415eee45a289bb5ac4.jpgAlso why did I get a invoice with my order that says I need to pay $40 dollars? I already payed for the pressing and I already payed for the grading what is the $40 charge for?

    I've spoken with them many times about this, but they refuse to stop doing it. I'm pretty sure I know why ... :dollars:

  6. On 4/27/2024 at 8:20 PM, onlyweaknesskryptonite said:

    Had a seller send me an offer @ 50% off . $42 down to $21. (Plus $12 shipping) I accepted and paid. Shortly after I get a message asking if I could send them a picture or copy of the offer. They said they never sent it and were trying to contact ebay to figure out why/how this happened.  Just told them to cancel. :sorry:

    I wish I got a 50% off offer.  :takeit: