Galactic_Gnar_Destroyer

May I ask why you decided to change your setup from laying them flat to spine-down? Was it just personal preference or did you learn new information about which method is better?

Hey man, I just posted a picture.

So it was hard to get a good picture of what I’m talking about because like I said, it’s really not that noticeable. But now that I know it’s there, it’s going to annoy me. The foggy parts almost look like 3 finger prints in a triangle shape on the Juggernaut’s a**. And I’m fairly certain they’re not on the book itself.

Hey guys, so I recently bought a CGC 6.5 X-men 12 slab off of eBay that is in really great shape. However, at certain angles I noticed that parts of the plastic near the bottom of the case have gotten slightly cloudy or foggy. It’s not that noticeable but it still bugs me when I see it. I found a home remedy online that people use to clean foggy headlights, where they mix a 50/50 ratio of white vinegar and water to polish the plastic to become clear again. I was curious if anyone has had a similar experience and if a mixture like that would be safe to use on the plastic of a CGC slab? My primary concern would be that the solution would be too acidic, causing the plastic to degrade. Any advice would be much appreciated!

Hey guys, so I had a question about whether or not I should have a book that’s already been graded pressed and sent back for potentially a higher grade. It’s an Uncanny X-Men #94 at an 8.0. In the grader notes all they pointed out were some creases on the front and back cover. One crease breaks color though so I know there’s nothing a press can do about that, but what about the others? Do you guys think it’d be worth it? I plan on keeping this issue a long time and want it in the highest grade possible. I’ve attached a picture of the grader notes as well.