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Chief1332

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  1. On 5/22/2022 at 8:08 PM, Point Five said:

    These Blue Ribbons will be the ruin of me. The absolute ruin. When I saw this wreck of a BR #21 I just HAD to have it... and paid accordingly. Second-to-last issue of the run and so friggin' rare! I feel the way about this one that Gino feels about the BR #19. Love it to death and I'll probably be buried with it.

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    Quite an interesting look. The images had 3d qualities to me.  More so than a regular comic.

     

  2. On 4/5/2022 at 7:03 PM, Professor K said:

    Yeah. An X-Men 1 9.2 just sold yesterday for 276,000. About 300,000 after taxes. Shows how much more respect FF #1 garners. But FF 1 only has 8 - 9.2 or higher and XM 1 has 40.

    Oh this is still the GA section. Question for those who may partake: I can't resist asking. Out of this Detective 36 2.5 C-1 sitting at 7,200 right now and my 6.0 A-3........which one's better? Give it to me straight, I can take it. I know I know. Neither.

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    Your copy looks great.  Flat, even, nice corners and clean.  The 2.5 has richer colors, and more character.

    Your copy looks much better to me.

    Have you an idea or guess of the grade prior to its restoration?

  3. These instances are just a shame.

    When books are sent in and payment has been made, don't we have a contract with cgc?  Is it the comic owner's responsibility to ensure cgc honors the contract?

    Why should the books TRUE owner, have to worry about what insurance cgc has or does not have on various carriers?  Isn't it up to the sender to get the book to the owner, and not the other way around?  And since the carrier is responsible to deliver the package to the TRUE owner, it seems the issue lies between cgc and the shipper.  I feel that the owner is just a third, albeit concerned party in cases like these, with little authority or muscle to make things happen.

    Mistakes happen of course, and we've all been taken advantage of one time or another by grading company or shipper.  I hate being brought into a scenario like this, where the greatest company in the world can't get a book delivered as required, as contracted.

    If the book is important to me, it is Signatures all the way, with full insurance, until it arrives at its assigned destination.  Other than that, it's up to someone else.

    Good luck.

     

  4. I considered selling a book to MCS. 

    The first time I contacted them, they offered me 78% of what the last 8.5 blue label cgc sold for at auction.

    The second time, they offered me 44%.  They said that the 8.5 sale may just be an outlier.

    Oh, my book is a 9.0 blue label cgc with white pages vs the 8.5 with off white to white.

    I won't be sending my book to them.