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Here are some pictures of my copy of Amazing Spider-Man #129. I would appreciate your input on the following: a) grade, b) benefit from pressing?, and c) would you slab it? Thanks in advance for your time and consideration. Joe Ankenbauer

Here are some pictures of my copy of Amazing Spider-Man #20. I would appreciate your input on the following: a) grade, b) benefit from pressing?, and c) would you slab it? Thanks in advance for your time and consideration. Joe Ankenbauer

Here are some pictures of my copy of Amazing Spider-Man #4. I would appreciate your input on the following: a) grade, b) benefit from pressing?, and c) would you slab it? Thanks in advance for your time and consideration. Joe Ankenbauer

Here are some pictures of my copy of Fantastic Four #52. I would appreciate your input on the following: a) grade, b) benefit from pressing?, and c) would you slab it? Thanks in advance for your time and consideration. Joe Ankenbauer

Here are some pictures of my copy of Fantastic Four #12. I would appreciate your input on the following: a) grade, b) benefit from pressing?, and c) would you slab it? Thanks in advance for your time and consideration. Joe Ankenbauer

I just became a member of CGC, and I have been reading the boards to make sure I got the hang of things. So, as my first two questions, I need some grading and valuation advice. I sent a copy of Amazing Spider-Man #50, and it came back with a grade of 7.0 with a verified signature from Stan Lee (autograph thanks to Celestial Comics). I then sent this comic back to Celestial Comics to get it autographed by John Romita. It has now been signed and is now undergoing a pressing through CCS. So, my first question is this. After these signatures and the pressing, should I expect to get another grade of 7.0, or should I expect a higher or lower grade? My second question is this. How do these two verified signatures affect the value of the comic? My guess that the value of Amazing Spider-Man #50 is around $750, unsigned. If I was to sell this comic as soon as I receive it, I would assume that I should ask for more than $750. But how much more? Thanks for your time and cooperation in answering my questions. Joe

I just became a member of CGC, and I have been reading the boards to make sure I got the hang of things. So, as my first two questions, I need some grading and valuation advice. I sent a copy of Amazing Spider-Man #50, and it came back with a grade of 7.0 with a verified signature from Stan Lee (autograph thanks to Celestial Comics). I then sent this comic back to Celestial Comics to get it autographed by John Romita. It has now been signed and is now undergoing a pressing through CCS. So, my first question is this. After these signatures and the pressing, should I expect to get another grade of 7.0, or should I expect a higher or lower grade? My second question is this. How do these two verified signatures affect the value of the comic? My guess that the value of Amazing Spider-Man #50 is around $750, unsigned. If I was to sell this comic as soon as I receive it, I would assume that I should ask for more than $750. But how much more? Thanks for your time and cooperation in answering my questions. Joe