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Why are we charged % FMV?

Started by mikeyboy9000,

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NewWorldOrder

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My best guess would be that CGC has a SPECIALITY SURPLUS LINES Insurance Policy specially tailored for their constant fluctuating of inventory/value.

 

BINGO! (thumbs u

 

:acclaim:

 

The ArchDuke of blind squirrels finds himself a nut. (worship)

 

Well I am an Commercial Insurance Underwriter, so I better have been close on my guess.

 

(thumbs u

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MrBedrock

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My best guess would be that CGC has a SPECIALITY SURPLUS LINES Insurance Policy specially tailored for their constant fluctuating of inventory/value.

 

BINGO! (thumbs u

 

:acclaim:

 

The ArchDuke of blind squirrels finds himself a nut. (worship)

 

Well I am an Commercial Insurance Underwriter, so I better have been close on my guess.

 

Bob Storms sure does gives his table help some fancy titles.

Mine call themselves lackeys.

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NewWorldOrder

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My best guess would be that CGC has a SPECIALITY SURPLUS LINES Insurance Policy specially tailored for their constant fluctuating of inventory/value.

 

BINGO! (thumbs u

 

:acclaim:

 

The ArchDuke of blind squirrels finds himself a nut. (worship)

 

Well I am an Commercial Insurance Underwriter, so I better have been close on my guess.

 

Bob Storms sure does gives his table help some fancy titles.

Mine call themselves lackeys.

 

 

:o

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My best guess would be that CGC has a SPECIALITY SURPLUS LINES Insurance Policy specially tailored for their constant fluctuating of inventory/value.

 

BINGO! (thumbs u

 

:acclaim:

 

The ArchDuke of blind squirrels finds himself a nut. (worship)

 

:roflmao:

 

 

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VintageComics

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I wonder how many of the people that try to rip CGC a new hole

 

1) buy CGC Comics

2) submit books to CGC

3) have tried running their own business.

 

hm

 

Right.

Everyone just STFU and be spoonfed without ever questioning anything.

 

I have nothing against CGC

I have had books slabbed and will continue to do so.

I have bought slabbed books and will continue to do so.

I have no problem with a company making money.

 

However, given all that, I see nothing wrong with questionin practices. I can't speak for everyone but i don't do it because I want to 'rip' them. I am merely looking for answers.

There's nothing wrong with questioning.

 

100%. (thumbs u

 

That said.............It's all about how you ask, not that you are asking.

 

There's absolutely nothing wrong with questions...I just think the way they are asked can be more...host friendly.

 

Anyways, who cares what I think...I'm just a CGC apologist.

 

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VintageComics

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My best guess would be that CGC has a SPECIALITY SURPLUS LINES Insurance Policy specially tailored for their constant fluctuating of inventory/value.

 

BINGO! (thumbs u

 

:acclaim:

 

The ArchDuke of blind squirrels finds himself a nut. (worship)

 

:roflmao:

 

 

Even a dog gets the sun to shine on his arse somedays. I'd say out fellow mascot finally got some sun.

 

:kidaround:

 

BTW I mean Sean.

 

:gossip:

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My best guess would be that CGC has a SPECIALITY SURPLUS LINES Insurance Policy specially tailored for their constant fluctuating of inventory/value.

 

BINGO! (thumbs u

 

:acclaim:

 

The ArchDuke of blind squirrels finds himself a nut. (worship)

 

I was eating; now I'm choking.

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