Ronirain

Huges was a great artist and im thinking I also will gladly take a "Grellow" label as you put it! Lol Would Love to get a Keown signature! My favorite Hulk artist and I loved PITT but I don't think he makes his way around my area?

On 9/17/2019 at 4:29 PM, austinhg said:

You would get the "Signature Series Qualified Label (Yellow/Green)." More information can be found on the CGC Labels page.

As for if it's worth it only you can answer that - if I was in your shoes the questions you should ask yourself are:

• Why do you want this particular copy signed?
• Can you find an unsigned copy in the grade you want that will prevent a yellow/green label?
• Are copies that have a green or yellow/green label selling on eBay? Are you going to sell the book, or keep it for your personal collection?

Thanks for both replies!...

Yeah I guess that "would it be worth it" is more of a personal opinion. Ive been collecting comics since the mid 80's every book ive ever purchased was either read and put right in a bag and board or just put in a bag and board so they're all in extremely good condition. As far as selling, I have never gotten rid of a single comic (hoarder tendencies lol) and there's just something about having "MY"" book getting graded that's gratifying. Heading to NYCC in a few weeks and I'm looking forward to having my second batch of books graded. And possibly signed as well.. 

Thank you for the input! I realize that maybe I should put a little deeper thought into which books I get graded.

I'm kinda new at comic grading and would like some opinions..

So I have a Lady Death #1, signed by Steven Hughes back in 1994 at a convention with a COA. I want to also have the book signed by Brian Polido at NYCC as a signature series. So what I dont know is how will that be graded by CGC, still a Yellow label or a green label and would it be worth it? Any opinions/input would be appreciated! Thanks....