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19 hours ago, HaDokKen said:

Really? I've never heard this, do you have a link to where you read this?

Hi, it is stated on this page under Step 2:
https://www.cgccomics.com/news/article/8035/

Hi guys,

I am about to do my first CGC comics submission using the online form and hope you guys can help with my question here:

I fully understand that I need to pack my books in the exact order listed from the generated packing slip rather than the order I submit my books in the form. However, I would like to pack my books in certain order so I am wondering if the packing slip order is generated with certain logic so I can adjust the order I submit my books, so that when packing slip is generated, the packing slip order is the order I intend to pack my books. Not sure if it is possible but I think it's worth asking here before I try it myself.

Thanks heaps in advance! 

Thanks guys, I guess if it's ink from printing, cleaning won't be able to get if off because its part of the cover now, right?

Realized this might not be the right place for this post. I have copied it to a different section:

Please delete this post if possible. Thanks and sorry for the inconvenience.

Hi, I come across this copy of ASM 361, otherwise great condition but it has a noticeable vertical line on cover towards the right edge, couldn't work out what caused it.

Would this affect the grade? If yes, how bad is it? Thanks guys!

Hi, I come across this copy of ASM 361, otherwise great condition but it has a noticeable vertical line on cover, couldn't work out what caused it.

Would this affect the grade? If yes, how bad is it?

On 11/7/2019 at 12:18 AM, Steviehuv66 said:

I dropped the book to CGC at the New York City Comic Con. I received it back yesterday with no press. 

Hi Steve, congrats on the book, looks great in a slab! I have a book with very similar staple conditions like yours from the outside but a bit worse inside without any stain or migration, wondering if you remember how the staples look inside your book? Thanks.

8 hours ago, JonnySnyder said:

Modern tier is your best bet. Modern tier is for books values up to $200 per book and published after 1975. Value is for books valued up to $200 per book and published 1974 and earlier. 

Thanks Jonny, very clear

Hi, I have books published in the 90s and valued less than $200. I am struggling at choosing between Value or Modern (1975-Date) grading tiers. 

Looking through the details of the two tiers, Value is more expensive and takes longer, does it mean Value tier is more carefully and thoroughly done than Modern tier? If not, I am wondering why anyone would chose Value instead of Modern tier. So in my case, should I choose Value, assuming it provides a better service, or should I just go with Modern? Please help advise, thanks.