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2 hours ago, hannibal151 said:

You got it, thx!

Price lowered on most books.

1 minute ago, rjpb said:

Nice selection of books!

Thank you sir. 👍 I'm gonna try and list more on here as opposed to ebay, we'll see how it goes.

Buster Crabbe 6, nice looking 4.0 ow/w, has light sub crease on front cover from top to about midway.

$245  $200  $175

Suspense 19, great Russ Heath cover, one of his best works of shadow and lighting imho.

$465  $400  $375

Adventures into the Unknown 51, 2nd highest graded behind a lone 7.5.  8 total on census.

$650  $595  $565

Gonna offer up 8 golden age CGC slabs for sale here.  Many of you know me from instagram, @dscomicspch, and I have been selling for years on Ebay with a 100% positive feedback (dscomicspch) so buy with confidence!  I also have a Kudos thread on here with minimal but postive feedback.

SHIPPING:  $15 USPS priority with signature confirmation included.  If you want insurance, it's at your cost, let me know and we can adjust the shipping accordingly.  I take pride in my packing, and all books ship next business day after payment is received.

CLAIM in comments trumps all unfinalized PM negotiations.

PAYMENT via paypal, due within 5 business days.

I will accept a return for any reason if you notify me within 3 business days of receiving the book.

On 6/10/2019 at 3:30 PM, october said:

Full disclosure, this was at least 2-3 years ago. 

They tore the covers off 3 of 15 books in a submission i made in mid 2019 (2 nm bronze and a fn pch).  Will never trust ccs again.

The last time I used CCS, I sent them 15 books and they detached the covers on 3 of them.  Two were nm bronze batman keys.  The third was a fn range pch book - they detached and fully split the cover.  Prior to that batch, I was not impressed with their work - often the books looked uncleaned and unpressed.  I've since started cleaning and pressing my own books and am now confident in saying CCS's clean and press services are amateur.  Prob too much volume and they are rushing the work and damaging books or just doing a crappy job on them.

8 minutes ago, I like pie said:

They removed the video

Thats a good thing, it means the neg feedback made an impact. 👍

50 minutes ago, bmalone said:

Good to know, and I guess it can't hurt, but wouldn't they see the invoice which should say "mechanical" on it?

Yeah, whenever they open the box.  But they get backed up sometimes and have a 2-week backlog on boxes so it might not get opened right away.  If it says ME on it they will open it right away....same with express and walk-thru, I write EX and WK on those and they get opened and logged right away.

They told me to write "ME" on any such reholder submissions for mechanical error and it would be expedited. 🤷‍♂️

First Wrightson work, neal adams cover, high grade, marred by oil slicks.  Awful!

3 minutes ago, Rhymenoceros said:

Just look at this

wow, unacceptable!

Here's a new book I just acquired which was recently slabbed by the seller.  Maybe we should organize a newton ring month and no one send any books to them the whole month.  Might get their attention.

I recently called to ask what they are doing to address the problem, and received an email response.  Along with a cut and paste of the "there are acceptable levels of rings on all our holders, and library of congress says theyre fine" boilerplate , they assured me it is not a defect with their product (duh, the product isnt doing whats its supposed to, which is properly display art, so yes its defective), that its just a visual effect.  Also, they are working on a modification of their holder.  No details.  👍🤷‍♂️🤔

Thanks for the feedback!

Received this one today.  Ugh, covered in em.

Prices lowered on all four books. 

How did this get past QC!?  No way I can sell it in this condition.  When a company sends this out to a customer its just insulting.