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Dynamic Forces Question

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mschmidt

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What everyone else says - it's going to be a green, qualified label.

 

If I were you I wouldn't get it slabbed - a qualified label for a not-in-demand modern book means you'd never be able to sell it. And based on the small spine ticks and the slightly-rounded top corners, it's not going to come back a 9.8 either.

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Boozad

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I don't even touch Dynamic Forces books anymore after I bought a Batman #612 DF signed by Jeph Loeb with COA. It was actually Jim Lee's sig on it doh!

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rob_allan

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What everyone else says - it's going to be a green, qualified label.

 

If I were you I wouldn't get it slabbed - a qualified label for a not-in-demand modern book means you'd never be able to sell it. And based on the small spine ticks and the slightly-rounded top corners, it's not going to come back a 9.8 either.

 

(thumbs u

 

And just FYI any book not witnessed in person by a CGC certified witness, or a book that has been out of slab and out of possession of said witnesses, is not eligible for a yellow label.

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TVanderZwaag

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What everyone else says - it's going to be a green, qualified label.

 

If I were you I wouldn't get it slabbed - a qualified label for a not-in-demand modern book means you'd never be able to sell it. And based on the small spine ticks and the slightly-rounded top corners, it's not going to come back a 9.8 either.

 

Thanks for the heads up. ;)

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TVanderZwaag

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What everyone else says - it's going to be a green, qualified label.

 

If I were you I wouldn't get it slabbed - a qualified label for a not-in-demand modern book means you'd never be able to sell it. And based on the small spine ticks and the slightly-rounded top corners, it's not going to come back a 9.8 either.

 

Double post :mad:

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