Limited Dawn Question

[nvista]

Quick question guys and gals--I just got Dawn (Lucifers Halo) 2-6, the limited issues, and want to get them graded. Each issue has the original Linsner CofA's. Do I submit the CofA's with the books? Any help or suggestions would be great.

[Escaflown4]

Never send the COA's with the books unless you want them to get tossed out. Only the books get encapsulated.

[BlowUpTheMoon]

The COAs get returned, not tossed.

[nvista]

Here's another question or two--Is it noted on the label of the slabs that they had the CofAs? Does it even matter?

[mschmidt]

No, CGC doesn't care about the COA's and they aren't noted on the label.

 

If the books are signed on the front, they'll come back in a qualified (green) label slab with the notation "name written on cover".

 

If the signature is on the inside, they'll come back in a blue label - similar to this:

 

 

[nvista]

Cool, thanks to everyone for the help. I'm not sending the CofA's. I'll get green labels, but that's cool.

[valiantman]

Cool, thanks to everyone for the help. I'm not sending the CofA's. I'll get green labels, but that's cool.

 

Books signed on the cover with COAs from before 2001 (or so) will always get a green label,

because it wasn't possible to obtain a blue or yellow label (from CGC back then) on those books.

 

It shouldn't deter any buyer who knows what they're looking for.

If buyers think they'll wait for a blue label, they'll be waiting a long time.

 

Some collectors say that "GLOD" is "Green Label of Doom" or "Green Label of Death",

but if the green label is given for a signature, it is only a "Green Label of Doubt"

and the knowledgable buyer should recognize the COA as legit or not even if CGC doesn't.

 

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