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Steven Wojtowicz

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  3. Steven Wojtowicz
    Just received 13 different issues of Detective Comics (1027) from CGC. All are not centered with wedge pushing it to one side. Seems inner well is bigger then the comic. See pics. CGC said it's because the comic is thicker, But I have several of the same comics of this issue that are centered. Will this effect the value and will it be harder to sell? KirbyTown 1 Quote Prev 1 2 Page 2 of 2 Reply to this topic... Go to topic listing
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  5. Steven Wojtowicz
    Just received 13 issues of Detective Comics (1027) from CGC. All are not centered with wedge pushing it to one side. See pics. Said because the comic is thicker, But I have several of the same comic issue that are centered.
  6. Steven Wojtowicz
    How do you correctly press a foil comic? I probably would not do it myself. Should I send to CGC to be pressed and graded? Thanks, Steve
  7. Steven Wojtowicz
    Could this be pressed out by CGC. The comic is a gold foil and has a crease in the corner. See pics.
  8. Steven Wojtowicz
    I just joined CGC and I am going to submit several comics. I will be submitting Detective Comics 400. I believe the comic is a 8.0 or better, but has a crease which starts 1-1/4 inch from the right side at the bottom and continues 7 1/2 inches to the right. How does this effect the grading of the comic. Should I still send it in for grading? Thanks, Steve
  9. Steven Wojtowicz
    I just joined CGC and I am going to submit several comics. I will be submitted Detective Comics 400. I believe the comic is a 8.0 or better, but has a crease which starts 1-1/4 inch from the right side at the bottom and continues 7 1/2 inches to the right. How does this effect the grading of the comic. Should I still send it in for grading? Thanks, Steve