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It says i can do express drop off. Yes, mailing back to me. I'm only going for one day. Plus I'm not sure if they do onsite for magazines. Honestly, I'm not really sure on the grades. Which is probably not a good thing. Ultimately these are magazines I want to sell and I figured the best way for me to do that is get them graded. That way I don't have to come up with one myself and worry about someone disagreeing with me. Hopefully it was worth it. For the 5 magazines it cost me $228 with shipping back.

Just did my online order form for drop off at Baltimore. 2 Vampirellas #1, 1 Blazing Combat #1 and 2 Blazing Combat #2. wish me luck.

So only one boardie setting up shop? There were a lot more last year.

I got this in a CGC email. Collectors have long been able to submit to CGC at comic cons, regardless of whether they had a paid CGC Collectors Society Account. However, show submitters without an account have been missing out on the many benefits of the CGC Online Submission Form: Avoiding lines with CGC’s Express Drop-Off Lane Saving on handling fees Tracking submissions online Graders Notes But not anymore! CGC announced that any show submitters without a Collectors Society Account will be signed up for a free one. The change greatly enhances a collector’s show submission experience by enabling them to save time and money. Prior to a show, collectors with a free Collectors Society Account can now enjoy the dynamic and user-friendly interface offered by the online form. Once at the show, they can bring their packing slips and books to CGC’s booth and beat the crowds with Express Drop-Off. Finally, collectors with a free account can track the status of their show submission by visiting CGCcomics.com While company representatives will be giving collectors free Collectors Society Accounts on-site at conventions, CGC strongly encourages show submitters to sign up in advance online. Once signed up, collectors can complete the CGC Online Submission Form and prepare their show submissions. Free Collectors Society Accounts allow collectors to submit only at shows. For more information on Associate and higher-level Collectors Society memberships, which provide show and mail submission privileges, submission discounts and other benefits, please visit CGCcomics.com/Join.

Issue #12 is a nice Frazetta Death Dealer cover.

What the hell? I can't believe this is a question.

Less than two weeks. Really looking forward to this.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/vampirella-1-cgc-ss-7-5-signed-by-frank-frazetta/112560187562

I was assuming he just didn't list them all. But maybe you are right. Either way, what on earth would anyone do with them all?

I think it is 54 titles, not issues. But yeah, there obviously has to be mass duplication.

You have to imagine the vast majority of these are worth nothing.

Anyone else? I always like to keep a list and visit the boardies who set up.

This would kick start your collection if you had a spare 120K laying around. http://www.ebay.com/itm/1960s-HORROR-MAGAZINE-LOT-35-000-54-Different-Titles-Famous-Monsters-Warren/302433685930?_trkparms=aid%3D777001%26algo%3DDISCO.FEED%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D20160801204525%26meid%3Dff2ebbd79e8e4c139ee6dbf554a109f8%26pid%3D100651%26rk%3D1%26rkt%3D1%26&_trksid=p2481888.c100651.m4497&_trkparms=pageci%3A04b36690-9342-11e7-9741-74dbd18087bc%7Cparentrq%3A58e1b82715e0a8619d0e21f6ffff80b5%7Ciid%3A1

Be safe.

Were you being punished for something?

Glad you are OK. So glad my town has designated the local municipal building as a Craigslist exchange spot.

For what it is worth there are some diehard Frazetta fans who are very impressed with this. I'm not sure where you are going to have a chance to see this in person. They are only making 100 pieces. But anyone spending that much money on a statue should check out as many pictures as possible.

He called Chuck and then cut that price in half.

Hell yeah.

Awesome.

Which one? The big one?

Great pick-up.

I thought about it. Not in the budget at the moment.