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Silentstrider

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  1. So a similar issue happened to me at C2E2 this year.  Not so much for a signing, but I was picking up sketches from artist that did covers for me, but one was not finished so a CGC witness went with me and once we collected everything but the last book they took them and put them in what is basically an evidence bag (used by police) that has a seal on it.  They had cards that they signed with the artist name and sealed them in the bag as well as signing the bag.  They told me to hold on to the bag and do not open it.  Once the other artist finished my last book they took me to get it and then opened the bag in their presence.  I filled out the paperwork at the CGC booth and that's all there was to it.   Just make sure you get the witness to go with you.

  2. 1. CCS will review if the restoration is removable if you send it to them prior to cracking the slab.  IF they cant tell you because they can not see the restoration (such as in the interior of the book), they will inform you prior to cracking the slab.  Some restoration can not be fixed such as cover trims.

    2. It can, it depends on what the restoration is.

    I will tell you from experience that removing restoration almost always lowers the grade of the book

     

     

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  3. So  I don't have this in hand yet, it is still on its way from merry old England (it does have the 10p stamp on the front).  What I do know is that the centerfold is in tact.  Two of the interior pages have a small 1/4" tear as seen in the photos and on page has a small 1/2" crease.  I will be sending this off to be pressed.

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