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NEW SLABS! All Winners, True Crime, Fury 1, Avengers, CHAMPIONS #1 9.8, SUPERMAN

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ChasingKingKirby

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All Winners #5 CGC 7.0 - $1750

 

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I like it ! (thumbs u

I agree. If I collected any superhero GA book, All Winners would be it.

 

All Select and USA are pretty cool too

 

I think that All Select has the better covers, though All Winners 4 is awesome in it's own right, I love all three titles. I actually need this issue, but I'm spent out. Too many good books hitting the market at the same time. I need a bailout!!! :tonofbricks:

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The book is low grade enough that the sig did not reduce the grade. The only reason a sig brings a GLOD is if the book's grade was reduced by the sig. In that case they then grade the book with a qualified grade reflecting what the book would have graded without the sig.

 

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ChasingKingKirby

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Sgt Fury #1 CGC 6.0 signed by Stan Lee - $750

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I thought a cover signature warranted a Green label, Qualified due to name on cover. How did this book get a Blue Universal designation?

 

I THINK they the do the GLOD if the grade would otherwise be much higher without the signature and thus the grade is "qualified". I guess they factored in the writing on the cover into the grade.

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ChasingKingKirby

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The book is low grade enough that the sig did not reduce the grade. The only reason a sig brings a GLOD is if the book's grade was reduced by the sig. In that case they then grade the book with a qualified grade reflecting what the book would have graded without the sig.

 

R.

 

 

Or what he said...

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MCMiles

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Sgt Fury #1 CGC 6.0 signed by Stan Lee - $750

 

 

I thought a cover signature warranted a Green label, Qualified due to name on cover. How did this book get a Blue Universal designation?

 

I THINK they the do the GLOD if the grade would otherwise be much higher without the signature and thus the grade is "qualified". I guess they factored in the writing on the cover into the grade.

 

I believe you can also request that the book be graded as universal. In which case it would receive a lower grade with the signature factored in to the defects, thus avoiding a qualified label.

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