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Will CGC accept a graded comic from CGC, for an autograph session?

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Does John Byrne ever make a in-house private signing? I've been a CGC member for a few years and have never seen an in house signing. To me, growing up in the 70's, 80's, he was one of the best there was and his art has a very distinct look.

thanks all. It's interesting because a big draw of the X-Force #1 comic was the collector's card in the poly bag. Deadpool was the collector's card in the bag. I don't the comic would be worth as much without the card. Oh well. Thanks for the feedback all.

Do they remove it from the polybag ? For example I have X-Force #1 with Deadpool card. How would they grade it and encapsulate it. thanks in advance

I created an Excel Doc to keep track of the comics/condition/artist/etc. I was just looking for a website that shows covers for reference. I appreciate everyone's feedback

Hi Comic Book Family, If you're not happy with the grading of a comic book, can you resubmit for a possible better grade ? Or can you talk to a CGC manager to state your case. I recently got a comic back and I was disappointed by the grade. Thanks in advance.

Is there a website that lists the history of every Comic Book Author or Artist and what they've worked on. I.E. would be Frank Miller. His 1st Marvel Cover he drew was Daredevil #158. From there he worked on Daredevil ... etc.... and then Batman #.....etc I feel like Wikipedia isn't always correct and there are no pictures to see the cover of the comic book the site is referring too. Thanks

yes, exactly that. Then when I was on the phone with the company they said the grading can't go towards a SS, which I knew but the initial invoice was probably a mistake. Right now they don't want to make good on it.

I submitted some comics for signature series last month. Around the same time my 150 credit for my annual membership was going to run out. I knew that you couldn't put the credit towards signature, only grading. I was rushing to get some new comics graded so I didn't lose the credit. Right before I sent the comics, I got a bill via email for the comics that were signed. It says clearly on the bill ,they deducted the 150 credit off the bill. I'm thinking wow maybe they changed their rules. A few days later my membership was renewed and then I got another bill for the comics that were signed with no sign of the credit. I called and they were confused why I got two bills. I told them if I didn't get a bill saying the 150 credit went towards the signature series, I would of sent the comics in before the deadline. They said they would call back and never did. I sent a few emails and follow up calls. Any thoughts on what to do next. Thanks in advance.

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Will pressing a comic help at all with the color of the pages, or does it really effect the color ? Can you get a comic pressed after its been autographed and or encapsulated ? thanks in advance.

Does John Byrne normally do private signatures once a year ? He doesn't seem to come around that much.

thanks Mike. That's exactly what I was thinking of. They have signings for multiple artists/authors over the next few months. Some signings take place before others. I was trying to save some money on the shipping, Appreciate the knowledge shared. Joe

Does anyone know if I were to send in a few books to get signed by different artists/authors, do you have to send each comic separately to CGC or can you can send 4 comics to be signed by 4 different artists/authors. thanks