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Edit: It just occurred to me, cleaning and pressing would have to happen before "Scheduled for grading." I am just going to give it more time. Thanks.

Hi, thanks. I dont see it. It is for a magazine, I guess that has to be it?

How do I submit using Fast Track? I didn't see an option when creating a submission and cant find any instructions.

It was a lucky call.

95% of the box sets are made of up booklets.

I believe it would be very similar to comic book grading and less challenging than magazine grading. Of course, I am largely making that up as I have never done it.

Gamma is awesome. Lizard logo first print box set is crazy rare.

A grading firm will eventually appraise vintage Dungeons and Dragons modules, early supplements and maybe even box sets. Grading these items would be a multiple in cost compared to a card, but the slabbing and grading would be worth it. The current increased revenue may translate more RnD investment and whoever is first will have a significant advantage. I hope it is CGC. On a side note, DA Card world took a while to begin buying all DnD items. I have no earthly idea how this is done without grading. A meta appraisal system can be more efficiently applied than a micro assessment. Staple rust, loose pages, staining, browning, creases, tears, fading, completeness and authenticity can be summed into a score, but individual preferences make this challenging without an unbiased arbiter. Some have been awaiting this service for years. More for a short while. Enough are waiting now.