Question on $21 Value Submissions

[boomtown]

Quick question on the Value tier submission CGC offers. When they list the value of the comic at $100 max are we considering Overstreet values or value once CGC gives it the grade. Example would be a nice run of Fantastic Fours in the 101-110 area. 9.2 guide says $50 in Overstreet. I would expect grades in the 9.6 area from CGC, but I could be wrong. Does this fall under the $100 max.

 

Also, I'm sending 30 books, if they decide 2 or 3 don't fit the tier am I suddenly in violation of the minimum 30 books needed to submit under the Value Tier?

 

Inquiring minds need to know, as I'm trying to beat the May 1 price change.

 

Which brings up the final question. After May 1, it looks like the Value Tier submission goes up to $150 max value. Am I better off just waiting a few weeks & sumitting it under that?

 

Thanks,

Mark

[SPDREYCER]

You should post your question here.

 

http://boards.collectors-society.com/ubbthreads.php?ubb=postlist&Board=25&PHPSESSID=

[namisgr]

Quick question on the Value tier submission CGC offers. When they list the value of the comic at $100 max are we considering Overstreet values or value once CGC gives it the grade. Example would be a nice run of Fantastic Fours in the 101-110 area. 9.2 guide says $50 in Overstreet. I would expect grades in the 9.6 area from CGC, but I could be wrong. Does this fall under the $100 max.

 

Also, I'm sending 30 books, if they decide 2 or 3 don't fit the tier am I suddenly in violation of the minimum 30 books needed to submit under the Value Tier?

 

Inquiring minds need to know, as I'm trying to beat the May 1 price change.

 

Which brings up the final question. After May 1, it looks like the Value Tier submission goes up to $150 max value. Am I better off just waiting a few weeks & sumitting it under that?

 

Thanks,

Mark

 

Yes. If you've got a book or two that grade at a value substantially above $100, CGC will call you asking for the additional money for the corresponding tier.

 

No.

 

No.

[Ghost Town]

I think they base the value on the book after it's been graded. GPA would probably be good reference for that.

 

If they decide 2 or 3 don't fit the tier, they'll probably just bump them after they've been graded. But they're not too hardcore about it. If it's borderline, they might spare you the price bump.

 

 

[boomtown]

Thanks guys. Appreciate the quick replies.