Help with a Submission Question

[seanfingh]

 

Let's assume that some hapless Collector's Society Member, we'll call him Stan, sent in three books with his Certifcate for grading. Let's also say that the two Silver Age books, B&B 35 and ST 101 show clearly when looked at online that they will be "Universal" Blue labels. There is nothing indicating that the Batman #49 will be Universal; in fact it is just a blank spot where the Universal would be. Should I, I mean Stan, be panicked about this being an indication that there was resto on the book? What do you guys think? Does anyone have any insight?

 

--S.

[DrWatson]

Maybe Stan should call CGC and ask them.

[nik]

Could also be a DNE due to overhang

[djpinkpanther67]

Let's assume that some hapless Collector's Society Member, we'll call him Stan, sent in three books with his Certifcate for grading. Let's also say that the two Silver Age books, B&B 35 and ST 101 show clearly when looked at online that they will be "Universal" Blue labels. There is nothing indicating that the Batman #49 will be Universal; in fact it is just a blank spot where the Universal would be. Should I, I mean Stan, be panicked about this being an indication that there was resto on the book? What do you guys think? Does anyone have any insight?

 

--S.

All you....oops...I mean "Stan" has to do is call the Registry and find out...

[seanfingh]

Maybe Stan should call CGC and ask them.

 

I don't want to bug them yet. They've only had the books for a couple weeks. I don't want to be "that guy." I want you guys to soothe me with some rational reason.

[seanfingh]

Could also be a DNE due to overhang

 

Is that Do Not Encapsulate? If so, that would make some sense.

[DrWatson]

Maybe Stan should call CGC and ask them.

 

I don't want to bug them yet. They've only had the books for a couple weeks. I don't want to be "that guy." I want you guys to soothe me with some rational reason.

Okay, it's restored or has somehow been destroyed.

[nik]

Maybe Stan should call CGC and ask them.

 

I don't want to bug them yet. They've only had the books for a couple weeks. I don't want to be "that guy." I want you guys to soothe me with some rational reason.

 

People don't realize this but, every time you pick up the phone and bug them, your book goes down a grade

 

 

 

 

 

[DrWatson]

Maybe Stan should call CGC and ask them.

 

I don't want to bug them yet. They've only had the books for a couple weeks. I don't want to be "that guy." I want you guys to soothe me with some rational reason.

 

People don't realize this but, every time you pick up the phone and bug them, your book goes down a grade

 

I did call them once, maybe that is how I got 1 9.6 and 26 9.8s.

[nik]

[seanfingh]

Maybe Stan should call CGC and ask them.

 

I don't want to bug them yet. They've only had the books for a couple weeks. I don't want to be "that guy." I want you guys to soothe me with some rational reason.

Okay, it's restored or has somehow been destroyed.

 

[DrWatson]

Just call, man. That is what they are there for. Do what I do, if Gemma doesn't answer the phone, hang up and call back.

[seanfingh]

 

You've got a serious Gemma crush. Not that there is anything wrong with that.

[Weird Paper]

Let's assume that some hapless Collector's Society Member, we'll call him Stan, sent in three books with his Certifcate for grading. Let's also say that the two Silver Age books, B&B 35 and ST 101 show clearly when looked at online that they will be "Universal" Blue labels. There is nothing indicating that the Batman #49 will be Universal; in fact it is just a blank spot where the Universal would be. Should I, I mean Stan, be panicked about this being an indication that there was resto on the book? What do you guys think? Does anyone have any insight?

 

--S.

 

Not cause for panic. I left some books with them at WW Dallas, and checked online a few weeks later. Four of the 6 were listed as Universal, and the other 2 had no designation. My reaction was like yours. "Awww , I got burned." A couple of days later, the Universal designation was on the other 2, also.

Hopefully, your experience will be the same.

[seanfingh]

Let's assume that some hapless Collector's Society Member, we'll call him Stan, sent in three books with his Certifcate for grading. Let's also say that the two Silver Age books, B&B 35 and ST 101 show clearly when looked at online that they will be "Universal" Blue labels. There is nothing indicating that the Batman #49 will be Universal; in fact it is just a blank spot where the Universal would be. Should I, I mean Stan, be panicked about this being an indication that there was resto on the book? What do you guys think? Does anyone have any insight?

 

--S.

 

Not cause for panic. I left some books with them at WW Dallas, and checked online a few weeks later. Four of the 6 were listed as Universal, and the other 2 had no designation. My reaction was like yours. "Awww , I got burned." A couple of days later, the Universal designation was on the other 2, also.

Hopefully, your experience will be the same.

 

That's what I'm talking about! In your face, Watson. Thanks, WP!

[Sal]

Maybe Stan should call CGC and ask them.

 

I don't want to bug them yet. They've only had the books for a couple weeks. I don't want to be "that guy." I want you guys to soothe me with some rational reason.

 

seriously. it's not like you're paying their salaries or anything

[DrWatson]

Let's assume that some hapless Collector's Society Member, we'll call him Stan, sent in three books with his Certifcate for grading. Let's also say that the two Silver Age books, B&B 35 and ST 101 show clearly when looked at online that they will be "Universal" Blue labels. There is nothing indicating that the Batman #49 will be Universal; in fact it is just a blank spot where the Universal would be. Should I, I mean Stan, be panicked about this being an indication that there was resto on the book? What do you guys think? Does anyone have any insight?

 

--S.

 

Not cause for panic. I left some books with them at WW Dallas, and checked online a few weeks later. Four of the 6 were listed as Universal, and the other 2 had no designation. My reaction was like yours. "Awww , I got burned." A couple of days later, the Universal designation was on the other 2, also.

Hopefully, your experience will be the same.

 

That's what I'm talking about! In your face, Watson. Thanks, WP!

<3

[seanfingh]

Let's assume that some hapless Collector's Society Member, we'll call him Stan, sent in three books with his Certifcate for grading. Let's also say that the two Silver Age books, B&B 35 and ST 101 show clearly when looked at online that they will be "Universal" Blue labels. There is nothing indicating that the Batman #49 will be Universal; in fact it is just a blank spot where the Universal would be. Should I, I mean Stan, be panicked about this being an indication that there was resto on the book? What do you guys think? Does anyone have any insight?

 

--S.

 

Not cause for panic. I left some books with them at WW Dallas, and checked online a few weeks later. Four of the 6 were listed as Universal, and the other 2 had no designation. My reaction was like yours. "Awww , I got burned." A couple of days later, the Universal designation was on the other 2, also.

Hopefully, your experience will be the same.

 

That's what I'm talking about! In your face, Watson. Thanks, WP!

<3