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10 hours ago, Artboy99 said:

I agree.

What I wonder now is if in the not so distant future:consider equal grade copies of books will non newton books get a higher premium because they display better?

 

If I purchased a book even half as bad as the last 9 I got back from CGC, I would demand a refund.

It looks like trash to display it with 50+% of the cover with rings. 

Just got back a new batch of 9 comics all of them are COVERED (50-80% of entire cover). 

So disappointing, quality control is none. 

I appreciate all the comments.

I understand now that the community accepts this level of quality without concern. It's just what you get it. 

Although the buyer of a CGC comic I sold on eBay DID not accept the quality. Had to eat both shipping to and return. 

2 hours ago, SpiderJunkie said:

Unfortunately that's common and to my best knowledge no buyer ever considered it a flaw which would justify any sort of a discount. I personally agree that they don't look too good and in a way they do bother me but I came to accept that it's just the way it is. As long as it has no affect on the book 

 

Thanks for the reply. I just don't know why they don't re-do them when the book is a total mess (especially the front). I'm certain it's going to hurt the sell-ability. I'm intentionally putting close ups of the defects, I don't want to deal with returns and/or having the conversation with buyers about newton rings.

If I bought a high end book and it had this level of display flaws.  -- I am 100% certain I would want a refund. 

I'm currently in the process of grading out a collection, but I've gotten about 20 books back and about a dozen of them have noticeable newton rings.

A couple of them are terrible. I'm worried that a buyer might return or ask for a discount. 

How can I avoid them and why does CGC not QC these and/or allow free rehold?