Willbert

9 Books - Modern - Slow Delivered: 12/03 Received: 12/11 SFG: 02/05 G/Q: 02/09 Shipped:

25 Book - Modern Pre-Screen Delivered: 12/11 Received: 12/18 SFG: 02/08 G/Q: Shipped:

9 Books - Modern - Slow Delivered: 12/03 Received: 12/11 SFG: 02/05 G/Q: Shipped:

50 Book Submission Pre-Screen Modern Delivered: 01/21 Received: 02/03 SFG: G/Q: Shipped:

8 Book Submission Modern - Fast Track Delivered: 01/07 Received: 01/22 SFG: 01/26 G/Q: 02/02 Shipped: 02/03 8 business day turnaround for Modern FT 11 business days to be marked received Final Grades....well lets call it "user error."

8 Book Submission Modern - Fast Track Received: 01/22 SFG: 01/26 G/Q: 02/02

Modern FT 8 Books Received: 01/22 SFG: 01/26

Maybe a little earlier than you are asking about but I had a 2 book Value FT sub that was marked received on 12/11 and shipped 1/11.

15 days so really just 2 weeks. Last month my subs were running about 11 days. Last Fall it was about 3.

Delivered: 01/07 Received: 01/22

Also consider that autographers, over time, become lazy and the signature devolves into more akin to just "making your mark." Celebrities, pro-athletes, pretty much anyone that is asked to sign thousands upon thousands of items per year, just look at how their signature has changed over time. Except for a beautiful Clayton Crain sig, I'll pass on the likes of Donny Cates and his chicken scratch, Adam hughes and his lazy initials, and any blob looking Stan Lee sig from his final years.

I saw that post on IG without any context except that it was listed on eBay for $28,000.00. I'm sure if Ms. Hans had seen the entire slabbed book indicating the event and the year, her answer may have been completely different. I know if you show me something from 6 years ago without a reference point, I'm going to probably give an inaccurate reply because I have a hard enough time remembering what I did last week let alone 6+ years ago.

I just now saw this eBay auction for an Edge of Spider-Verse #2 CGC 9.6. The funny thing is that the book pictured is clearly a first printing cover. Correct cover variant. Correct UPC. But the CGC label clearly says SECOND PRINTING. Almost bought it myself just out of curiosity. Now I could be ignorant but is such a mistake possible? Or I am just missing a more obvious explanation, which admittedly may be the case. Listing

I just now saw this eBay auction for an Edge of Spider-Verse #2 CGC 9.6. The funny thing is that the book pictured is clearly a first printing cover. Correct variant. Correct UPC. But the CGC label clearly says SECOND PRINTING. Almost bought it myself just out of curiosity. Now I could be ignorant but is such a mistake possible? Or I am just missing a more obvious explanation? Link to eBay listing

@William-James88 Sorry if this is an old comment, but did you ever purchase from that auction? What was your experience, if you did? The photo selection is odd for sure but being a high volume seller gives me a bit of confidence. I can understand large volume sellers taking some listing "short cuts" but best practice has to be to show the exact item being soled and sent out, IMO. Thanks.