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PGM DD 158

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joeypost

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8.5 IMO...

 

Anyone store books in boxes with backing boards that were too long, then stack then and find out 20 years later that you've got a slight curve to your books?

 

I have always stacked my books on end in the boxes. Living in a NY apartment as a kid space was at a premium and long boxes took up less space on edge.

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Tell me more..... hm

 

Front cover is sweet and the bindery chip at the top or crease at the bottom will not impact the grade. Unless you tell me otherwise, I am guessing those are 6 creases on the spine area of the back cover, and one seems to be about 2 1/2 inches long.

 

You're dead on. What's interesting is that those NCB creases were caused post-slabbing. The book was an old label CGC 9.2. Book suffered impact to the top & bottom of the spine....which caused the spine to kink .

 

 

 

Conspiracist :roflmao:

 

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Tell me more..... hm

 

Front cover is sweet and the bindery chip at the top or crease at the bottom will not impact the grade. Unless you tell me otherwise, I am guessing those are 6 creases on the spine area of the back cover, and one seems to be about 2 1/2 inches long.

 

You're dead on. What's interesting is that those NCB creases were caused post-slabbing. The book was an old label CGC 9.2. Book suffered impact to the top & bottom of the spine....which caused the spine to kink .

 

 

 

Conspiracist :roflmao:

 

:screwy:

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