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Binh Tran
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I have McFarlane Spider-Man 1 Platinum CBCS 9.2 that I’m considering sending to CGC to get his signature on, but I’m unsure if/how the grade would be effected. It’s a CBCS 9.2, but the imperfections to the spine on the back black cover might knock it down a grade or two imo. The book is kinda wavy too that could benefit from a press as well. Thoughts? TIA!
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47 minutes ago, The Lions Den said:
In mid grades like this, a number written on the cover shouldn't affect the grade much unless it's prominent (LARGE) and/or written in magic marker or something else that causes bleed through on the cover.
So let's say CGC was between a 6.5 and a 7.0, the scale may be tipped to the lower grade because of the pen writing. I hope this helps, and congratulations. An attractive copy...
I’m surprised they don’t take the writing into consideration for the grade, or at least has a decent impact on the grade. Graders notes didn’t even mention it.
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No pressing. I’ll upload some photos once it comes back. Curious what the grade would be without the “14” written on the cover? Also it got white pages.
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Just want to update the thread. Got a 6.5 Universal grade.
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2 hours ago, KCOComics said:
I'm not seeing allot that a press would help with.
A press helps with no color breaking crease and a dry clean can take off things like dirt and maybe light pencil marks. Its pretty non abrasive.
In some situations a quality press can make a huge difference. Other times it can be negligable and it can even hurt the book / grade.
A clean will probably benefit this book more.
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I prefer the blue label. Seems that’s what this book will get based on everyone’s comment.
I didn’t know we can request green/blue label? I thought that was entirely up to CGC based on the condition of the book? -
Thanks for the explanation. Makes sense.
I’ll definitely send this book in to get graded. Wondering if I should get it pressed and cleaned? Regardless I’ll update this thread once I get it back to let you know how it did. Appreciate all your input! -
Thanks for the response. I’m no expert and thought it’d be around a 6.0 as well just by looking at other same graded books, just wasn’t sure if it’ll be a green or blue label. I guess a green label would be missing something like the MVS or pages, therefore making it incomplete.
Also curious, how does writing like this effect the grade in general? A full grade reduction?
Thanks again for your input.
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Hello. I’m new to this and have a question regarding Incredible Hulk 181 I won in auction.
it has a “14” written in the cover and circled. Otherwise the book is in great condition.
question is will this get a green label or blue? The stamp is in tact.
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I'm also contemplating going to Dallas Fan Expo tomorrow. I really want to drop off a bunch of books I have for grading, but every time I look at the pricing structure and tiers, its so confusing to me. I'm not a member but considering joining the premium membership (which says I get $150 credit), but then the tire pricing confuses me. I guess I could just ask them there, but figures I inquire here first. Thanks!
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The camera isn’t creating an optical illusion - the white area along the spine is really missing the black of the cover. I agree this book would probably be around 8.5. The front is pretty cleaned, just the spine with the missing black ink.
Thanks for your input. I’ll keep as is then.