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Census won't update until after the book as been delivered to the original submitter. If it's a fresh book before a Tuesday, it won't show up. Even then sometimes it takes a few weeks. I wouldn't worry too much.

Sorry this only works on Commit to Buy type sales such as auctions or best offers. For BIN if the seller isn't set up to combine shipping you have to message them.

You can message them to combine it. Alternatively, on the webpage when you get to checkout there's a button that says request a total from the seller. I think this only works on desktop and not the app or mobile.

It looks like you got a buyer from a no sales tax state then, you're lucky. If you had a 10% tax state, you'd be paying close to another $5 in fees.

Actually, Ebay is closer to 15-19% depending on the item cost. Also Ebay just increased their fees to 13.25% from 12.9% in February. Case in point I sold a $30 comic recently to a guy in NY. Shipping was $6, Tax was 3.02. Final bill for the buyer was 39.02. Ebay charges 13.25%+0.30 for a total of $5.47 in fees. But I'm only getting $30 of that. So $5.47/$30=18.2% in fees. This doesn't even include any additional costs for packing materials. Generally I average eating probably $0.50 cents for a mailer/cardboard inserts. All said and done, I'm probably close to 20% on this one item. This fact alone is pretty much why I've given up investing in low dollar comics I plan to flip. It's just not worth it. Just to break even I need to sell it for 20% more than I bought it for.

It honestly shocks me that none of the other internet company behemoths have even tried to create an Ebay competitor. All they would have to do is drop fees to like 5% and sellers would flood to them.

@CGC Mike Hoping you can get me some clarification on what's covered for a ME submission with the new rules. I feel like I'm getting a runaround with CS. I have a book that has a mark on it that kinda looks like it's from pen. It's graded 9.8 so there's no way this went through grading with it on there. This book was graded the end of last year. Customer service denied my request for a ME on it saying it's beyond the 14 day window, and I'm also not the original submitter as it was submitted through my presser. They did however, in the same email grant approval to a different book that was also submitted through the same presser from over 2 years ago for debris. Coincidentally that book's debris could also be a pen mark, though hopefully just a small fleck of something black. If the denied book is not pen mark, then it's clearly debris and should be covered, but if it is pen mark, then that's way worse than debris, right? Shouldn't this be covered too? It's a $600 book in 9.8, so it's not a cheap book.

In the scheme of things, getting anything out of bankruptcy can be a win. Your refund will come only if there's anything left from the big fish who have money and power to get their money back.

Dark Empire is definitely a relic of the 90s, but I love it. It's what got me into Star Wars really. You have to read it for what it meant back in the mid-90s versus 2023 though. It's like reading Silver/Bronze Age stories of Captain America nowadays.

For Dark Horse, I'd suggest: Dark Times, KOTOR, Tag and Bink, Tales (the 64 pagers), Tales of the Jedi arcs. I'd skip the core character series' stuff as it just makes canon now weird. Though Dark Empire and Heir to the Empire series are great too.

What am I missing here?

Dude literally draws his wife's face on every cover now.

Technically all the scammer would need to do is fabricate a replacement of the weakest version of the CGC slabs that have been designed. Still a challenge, but significantly easier.

Manufactured rarity.

Post office charges like $15 to reroute to a facility, so in that regard UPS is cheaper. You can also pay around $20 a year or $40ish for a lifetime ability to reroute. Definitely worth it if you get UPS a lot.

Nah, they still exist. They just always seem to show up the day after I purchase a big ticket item.

Best solution to this is to supply watermarked photos of every slabbed book in the census. I know it's only useful to books going forward, but it would make it harder to counterfeit. Too bad they didn't do this earlier when they still had time to prepare for this problem instead of trying to monetize it.

There's 50(!) 9.9 reds. It's amazing that when you team up with CGC suddenly your grades get higher.

I don't think it's unrealistic that potential artist copies were cherry picked as well. Something similar happened with the Radiant Black #1 foil fiasco. Also, looks like they were graded around Jan 10th. Maybe replacement copies for damaged ones with the whole case issue?

Prince Namor, the Savage Sub-Mariner #67 (Nov. 1972)

Artist comps probably. Also the listing said limited to 300. It doesn't say only 300 exist. (Or at least I can't find that.)

https://comicbookinvest.com/2020/01/18/star-wars-comics-1st-appearances-master-list/

Pictures? I haven't had any issues, but I'm in a low humidity and heat climate.

Is that upside down and the wrong label?

D23 Spiderman comics. X-Men 510 JSC cover. Shield 1 partial sketch if you could ever find a copy of that.