Slab worthy?

[currincomics]

[Timely]

It's an 8.0

 

Timely

[texasknight]

I say Slab It ! May be an 8.0, but checking the census, I didnt see any others. And its a pimpadelic cover at that !

[Flaming_Telepath]

Can't tell too much from inside the bag, but...

 

It's a tough book to get in high grade...real tough....but this one isn't high grade. The corners and the top edge are going to bring in down below the 8.0 mark, 8.0 at best IMHO, and there looks to be spine stressing, also. Would need a better scan to say precisely how far below 8.0...

 

If it was going to get 8.5 or better, I'd say slab away. Otherwise, I can't see the increase in sale price covering the slabbing fees.

 

That's my feeling, for what it's worth.

[currincomics]

We think alike, I put my grades on the back of the BB's and I have it at 8.0 also.

[murph0]

Looks like it could be an 8.0

Probably not worth slabbing it as it'd only get 40-50 dollars in that grade slabbed.

 

Brian

[joe_collector]

After looking at my Greggy Reject copy, and a few raw ones I was planning on selling, that book is likely a CGC 7.5, with an outside shot at an 8.0.

[doyle033]

gotta go with 8.0 as well.. as for slabbing???

[supapimp]

i was thinking 7.5, two corners with colour breaking creases?

[Red Hook]

Too bad CGC doesn't award points for pure super-coolness! That would be a walk-in-the-park 9.8!

[sterlingcomics]

Two corner creases, at least three spine creases-I'd say 7.0-7.5 range. And I haven't factored the cleanliness of the back cover and overall page quality. CGC seems to be tougher IMO with Bronze than say GA books. These aren't the marks that would justify the return on slabbing fees, although the cover is defintely groovy, dude!

 

Good luck.

[Aces]

7.0-7.5

Best not to slab I think.

No! I'm not a Bronze hater either!