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CGC Announces a Private Signing Event with the Talented Sabine Rich Posted on 6/29/2022 CGC will be hosting comic book artist and colorist, Sabine Rich! CGC is thrilled to announce that the Signature Series team will be hosting an exclusive Private Signing event with the brilliant comic book artist and colorist, Sabine Rich! For this signing event, fans will also have the option of having their submissions signed by both Rich and J. Scott Campbell. Rich’s impressive resume includes working for many of the biggest publishers in the industry such as DC, Marvel, Image, BOOM! Studios, IDW, Dynamite, Valiant and Zenescope. Rich is a French artist who is best known for her color work on series for DC and Marvel Comics. She has collaborated with many artists on popular series including Thor, Black Cat, Ms. Marvel: Beyond the Limit, Venom, Shang-Chi, Strange Academy, Wonder Woman, Justice League, Harley Quinn, Poison Ivy, Vampirella, Red Sonja, Lady Death and Lady Mechanika, just to name a few! Her captivating work has made her highly sought after in the industry and one of the biggest names in the field of comic book coloring artists! “The CGC Signature Series team is looking forward to having Sabine join us for this Private Signing event,” said Brittany McManus, CGC Signature Series Director. “Her color work is absolutely stunning, and her recent watercolor variant covers for Marvel are breathtaking. It’s no surprise that she’s been tapped to provide her coloring skills for J. Scott Campbell and other artists on so many occasions!” For this exclusive event, ALL CGC members, including free CGC members, can submit books directly to CGC headquarters in Sarasota, Florida. CGC must receive all submissions for this event by Friday, September 2, 2022. If the Private Signing needs to be rescheduled, CGC will securely store all submissions in its vault until the event can be rescheduled. After Rich signs the submitted books, CGC will grade and encapsulate them with an estimated turnaround time of six weeks. If CCS pressing is also requested, the turnaround time is estimated at eight weeks. After grading and encapsulation, the collectibles will be shipped back to their owners. The CGC Private Signing fee for Sabine Rich is $65 per item and includes: Sabine Rich’s signature Estimated turnaround time of six weeks for CGC grading Estimated turnaround time of eight weeks for CGC grading and CCS pressing (an additional $20 fee applies for CCS pressing) Encapsulation with the iconic yellow CGC Signature Series label The CGC Private Signing fee for Sabine Rich and J. Scott Campbell is $105 per item and includes: Sabine Rich’s signature J. Scott Campbell’s signature Estimated turnaround time of six weeks for CGC grading Estimated turnaround time of eight weeks for CGC grading and CCS pressing (an additional $20 fee applies for CCS pressing) Encapsulation with the iconic yellow CGC Signature Series label Submission Instructions For this CGC Private Signing event, you can ship submissions directly to CGC with a FREE membership. Paid memberships are also available and include additional benefits. For more information and to join, visit CGCcomics.com/join. To submit books for the signing: Log onto your account or sign up for an account HERE. Click Submit in the CGC website navigation and select Submission Forms. Next to Comics / Magazines, select Online Form. Select Comic or Magazine from the drop-down menu, then select Private Signing and one of the following from the dropdown menu section: SABINE RICH, PRIVATE SIGNING; SABINE RICH AND J. SCOTT CAMPBELL, PRIVATE SIGNING. Under Services, select Grading and, if you would like it, Pressing. Then hit Next in the top right section of the form. Enter the information requested for your comic, and make sure to check the box next to SABINE RICH under Private Signing Details. On the next screen, you can add one of CGC’s custom Marvel labels to your submission for qualifying books. Select Add to Cart, and then repeat if there are additional books in your submission. If there are no additional books in your submission, click on the cart icon and proceed to checkout. Note: If you want to submit magazines, please group them together on their own private signing form separate from comic submissions. The same rule applies for any custom labels. Please group them together on their own private signing form separate from non-custom labels. To see the available labels, click HERE. Put ALL ungraded books in window bags or they will not be accepted. You can purchase window bags HERE. Books that are already certified by CGC, including CGC Signature Series books, can be submitted for this event. CGC will remove a CGC-certified book from its holder for an additional $5 fee. Carefully package books in a box for shipment. If you need a CGC shipping kit, they can be purchasedHERE. IMPORTANT: Please write SR on all sides of the outside of the box. You must initial outside of the box or we will not be able to honor the submission for this signing. Books will be received into the CGC system when they arrive and will be safely stored by CGC until the event. (Please note: Payments are processed as they normally are at the time of the collectibles’ arrival at CGC.) Once books are signed, they will start an expedited CGC grading process. PLEASE NOTE: All submissions must be received by CGC no later than Friday, September 2, 2022, to qualify for this private signing event. No change requests will be accepted after Friday, September 2, 2022. Membership credits cannot be applied to CGC Private Signings. *No Multi-Sigs included with other signings. **If you submit a CGC-graded collectible that needs to be removed from its original holder by CGC, the collectible will need to go through the certification and encapsulation process again, and there is no guarantee that it will receive the same grade.

I was going to say that didn't "look" like Claremont Still glad you made it through the line I'm sure

I wasnt sure if I was saying it wrong, if it was rather referred to as the sonic weld, but I think that is where the top and bottom of the actual case is sealed. Also @GeeksAreMyPeeps it might not be as apparent on older style cases, but on the new ones it is more common or visible. No worries, your not the first to ask, wont be the last, Lord willing you dont feel singled out either. I just tagged so that you could hear from more than just "me" as I dont know it all. That's for sure.

idk where they live, but it "could be legal" now, so anything goes

I'd ask are you sure? but it's so common that it's hard to believe that you don't believe SO I'll await others as there is valued wisdom in numbers I'm sure @Point Five I'm sure you're glad that I rang you @STORMSHADOW_80 @PunisherPunisherPunisher @Galen130

2 weeks sounds about right for "ME" mechanical error, or that's what they've always attempted, idk it has been achieved lately but congrats!

It's where the mylar was sealed that encloses the comic within the slab

Glad to hear it went well with all! I've seen some of the other's purchases, too, looks to have been a busy con

I haven't noticed any slabs that were misgraded that badly, I do tend to trust without too much thought on slabs though and I guess I shouldn't Mine definitely wouldnt be as pricey either and not all 9.8 either. I check when i buy just no fine toothed comb etc Interesting that the dealer thought it was over graded and priced accordingly, that in fact I definitely have not noticed, but good for them! Here is my last con thread if it interests you? There are pics of wall books, but not a lot of pics of what we bought. I put mine in this week in collection. There are readable prices and I gave my list of slabs and what I paid. More to the point, not a lot of ASM 300 talk, so i might have missed your point Here is a new one today

Did you mean "Heroes" con report?