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This Week Back From CGC
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Just got this one back... :sorry:

 

I'll probably be selling this one on e-Bay soon.

 

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Hi, I take it ya didnt' know the 12th page was missing?? Can u return it to the dealer/store?

 

 

Didn't know and didn't even think to count the pages. :frustrated: Got it from Comic Connect so I'll have to see...

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Apparently CGC doesn't have a green/yellow label setup for Signature Series books like they do purple/yellow labels. Any signed book that would normally get a green label if unsigned is automatically given a .5 yellow label. This book is in the 4.0-5.0 range, so the .5 grade is very misleading. They need to correct this and develop a green/yellow label or just put it in a NR SS slab.

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Apparently CGC doesn't have a green/yellow label setup for Signature Series books like they do purple/yellow labels. Any signed book that would normally get a green label if unsigned is automatically given a .5 yellow label. This book is in the 4.0-5.0 range, so the .5 grade is very misleading. They need to correct this and develop a green/yellow label or just put it in a NR SS slab.

 

There is no green/yellow because the yellow label is already a qualified grade because of the signature.

 

The bolded part of your quote is incorrect. It was .5 because the book was incomplete. It could have other defects, that would otherwise be appropriate for a green label in a blue label submission, that would not affect the grade as much as being incomplete.

 

I hope that Metro makes it right for you, though.

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Apparently CGC doesn't have a green/yellow label setup for Signature Series books like they do purple/yellow labels. Any signed book that would normally get a green label if unsigned is automatically given a .5 yellow label. This book is in the 4.0-5.0 range, so the .5 grade is very misleading. They need to correct this and develop a green/yellow label or just put it in a NR SS slab.

 

There is no green/yellow because the yellow label is already a qualified grade because of the signature.

 

The bolded part of your quote is incorrect. It was .5 because the book was incomplete. It could have other defects, that would otherwise be appropriate for a green label in a blue label submission, that would not affect the grade as much as being incomplete.

 

I hope that Metro makes it right for you, though.

 

 

How do you explain the purple/yellow signature series label then? I think a green/yellow label with an accurate grade would make more sense, along the lines of what they do with PLOD Signature Series books.

 

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Apparently CGC doesn't have a green/yellow label setup for Signature Series books like they do purple/yellow labels. Any signed book that would normally get a green label if unsigned is automatically given a .5 yellow label. This book is in the 4.0-5.0 range, so the .5 grade is very misleading. They need to correct this and develop a green/yellow label or just put it in a NR SS slab.

 

There is no green/yellow because the yellow label is already a qualified grade because of the signature.

 

The bolded part of your quote is incorrect. It was .5 because the book was incomplete. It could have other defects, that would otherwise be appropriate for a green label in a blue label submission, that would not affect the grade as much as being incomplete.

 

I hope that Metro makes it right for you, though.

 

 

How do you explain the purple/yellow signature series label then? I think a green/yellow label with an accurate grade would make more sense, along the lines of what they do with PLOD Signature Series books.

 

The explanation for Purple/Yellow is simple. It is a restored book with a verified signature on it. The label tells the type of resto and indentifies the provenance of the signature. No possibiliy for confusion.

 

The Yellow label already signifies that the grade is being qualified. The book is graded as though there were no signature on it. Because of the nature of what makes some of the qualified grades qualified, most notably unwitnessed signatures, a Green/Yellow label is too potentially confusing. Having to put the information necessary to explain many of the qualifiers would be impossible and it would be confusing to the consumer.

 

I believe the decision is correct, as it is clear from looking at your Av 4 and my Batman 181 that they are much better structurally than 0.5. Thus simply identiying the missing page provides the most information to the consumer with the least possibility of confusion. Economically it is a bad deal for folks who miss a non-story page in their page count, but as a business decision for CGC it is sound as a pound.

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Apparently CGC doesn't have a green/yellow label setup for Signature Series books like they do purple/yellow labels. Any signed book that would normally get a green label if unsigned is automatically given a .5 yellow label. This book is in the 4.0-5.0 range, so the .5 grade is very misleading. They need to correct this and develop a green/yellow label or just put it in a NR SS slab.

 

There is no green/yellow because the yellow label is already a qualified grade because of the signature.

 

The bolded part of your quote is incorrect. It was .5 because the book was incomplete. It could have other defects, that would otherwise be appropriate for a green label in a blue label submission, that would not affect the grade as much as being incomplete.

 

I hope that Metro makes it right for you, though.

 

 

How do you explain the purple/yellow signature series label then? I think a green/yellow label with an accurate grade would make more sense, along the lines of what they do with PLOD Signature Series books.

 

The explanation for Purple/Yellow is simple. It is a restored book with a verified signature on it. The label tells the type of resto and indentifies the provenance of the signature. No possibiliy for confusion.

 

The Yellow label already signifies that the grade is being qualified. The book is graded as though there were no signature on it. Because of the nature of what makes some of the qualified grades qualified, most notably unwitnessed signatures, a Green/Yellow label is too potentially confusing. Having to put the information necessary to explain many of the qualifiers would be impossible and it would be confusing to the consumer.

 

I believe the decision is correct, as it is clear from looking at your Av 4 and my Batman 181 that they are much better structurally than 0.5. Thus simply identiying the missing page provides the most information to the consumer with the least possibility of confusion. Economically it is a bad deal for folks who miss a non-story page in their page count, but as a business decision for CGC it is sound as a pound.

 

 

Well I think it sucks Sean...INFINITY :P

 

 

 

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Well I think it sucks Sean...INFINITY :P

(thumbs u

 

I feel you, man. I cracked my .5 and gave it to a buddy that is a huge Infantino fan. He loved it and I didn't have to look at it mocking me.

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