How Long Are Grader's Notes Available For?

[Boozad]

I've been wondering this since I bought my Batman #608 RRP. It's a 9.4 and if I could find out what kept it down I may consider cracking it for a resubmission. If it could be pressed to a 9.6/9.8 then I'd do it as I have no plans to sell the book.

I'd have preferred a straight 9.8 without the pressing but it would definitely be a cheaper way for me to own one.

 

Just an idea I'm toying around with as I'm not overly keen on pressing, but if the graders notes are inaccesible I'm not even going to bother.

[THE_BEYONDER]

Call CGC and ask.

 

 

Not sure why you would bother pressing it though. If you have no intention of selling the book....why are you concerned about defects that you readily admit you can't even see?

[Boozad]

I haven't admitted I can't see any defects - I haven't looked closely enough. I bought it, admired it for a while then stashed it away safe. If there is an interior defect with the book (doubtful but possible) I would have no way off knowing

 

I may have no plans to sell the book, but my collection will be handed down to my kids someday to do with what they will. They may want to sell them which will be there choice, and a 9.8 would obviously fetch more.

[THE_BEYONDER]

1-877-NM-COMIC

 

Take away the mystery & give them a call right now.

[Boozad]

I'll give them a call tomorrow while the wife is out, she'd blow her top if she knew I waas making transAtlantic calls

 

Just to point out I'm not questioning CGC's grading here either, I'm just genuinely interested in what the defects of the book are for the aforementioned reasons (thumbs u

[The Troll King]

A simple search and I found this...

 

I BELIEVE this link gives you the answer to your question.

[Boozad]

And it all becomes clear....