DWill73

No its not. he said that he actually did it at a lower temp because the cover had a more cardboard/glossy texture. he did offer to compensate or purchase the book from me, but I do still want to keep it. I wanted to take a day to think on it all.

I recently submitted a book for pressing and because of the heat and the texture of the pages, the interior of the book was damaged. What sucks is that it was actually slabbed already at a 9.2 and I was trying to have some of the notes addressed. How many points do they take off for interior damage generally? Everything else is crisp

I sent out one of my books to be pressed and it ended up damaging the pages inside. Something about the material of the pages and the heat made them all stick together. The guy knows what he's doing and had some of my other books and all came out fine as well as other work he's done in the past. I'm still mad because I spent a lot on the book and its pretty rare...and it was actually already slabbed but I was trying to address some of the notes and going to resubmit for a higher score. I'm so disappointed right now.

I just asked them about this. They wont hold the book to be signed by one then the other. Stupid.

still waiting on my books. they shipped by horse and buggy apparently aka USPS Registered on the 16th. looks like they'll arrive this week finally. next time I'll just use Fedex.