Is there a pressing service that....

[AnthaiHERO]

Can crack yellow slabs and resubmit to maintain the SS? I have two recent SS subs that came back with a grade drop.

[cheetah]

I think joeypost can do it.

[AnthaiHERO]

I think joeypost can do it.

 

Thanks. It says a lot when I get his recommendation here and multiple PMs suggesting his service.

[hamburger-migration]

Doesn't CGC need to recieve the book still sealed in the slab to keep the SS designation? No offense to Joeypost, but why would CGC take his word for it that the book used to be in a Yellow label?

[seanfingh]

[DR.X]

 

[comix4fun]

 

 

 

If I were you I would start the paperwork to trademark that smiley as the "Official Fingh Seal of Approval".

[Dr. Balls]

Doesn't CGC need to recieve the book still sealed in the slab to keep the SS designation?

 

I don't know much about the SS books, but I'd be in agreement with that. I think once you get a SS back in it's grade, that's it. That's the grade.

[seanfingh]

 

That is the grade, no question about that. But there are a couple of people who have contracts with CGC to press yellow label books, maintain the applicable chain of custody, and get them back to CGC to be regraded and reslabbed.

[nearmint]

Doesn't CGC need to recieve the book still sealed in the slab to keep the SS designation?

 

I don't know much about the SS books, but I'd be in agreement with that. I think once you get a SS back in it's grade, that's it. That's the grade.

 

Seems logical to me, unless Joey is pressing the book at a convention, and CGC is witnessing him crack the slab, perform the press job, and resub.

[DiceX]

Doesn't CGC need to recieve the book still sealed in the slab to keep the SS designation?

 

I don't know much about the SS books, but I'd be in agreement with that. I think once you get a SS back in it's grade, that's it. That's the grade.

 

Seems logical to me, unless Joey is pressing the book at a convention, and CGC is witnessing him crack the slab, perform the press job, and resub.

 

Or Joey is a CGC authorized SS witness.

 

 

[seanfingh]

[Dr. Balls]

That is the grade, no question about that. But there are a couple of people who have contracts with CGC to press yellow label books, maintain the applicable chain of custody, and get them back to CGC to be regraded and reslabbed.

 

Ahhhh! I learn something new every day here.

[DiceX]

 

Seems like we go through this question about once every two weeks and everyone forgets the answer.

 

 

[BlowUpTheMoon]

Doesn't CGC need to recieve the book still sealed in the slab to keep the SS designation?

 

I don't know much about the SS books, but I'd be in agreement with that. I think once you get a SS back in it's grade, that's it. That's the grade.

 

I absolutely love this sentence structure. I see it so often on the CGC Boards.

[seanfingh]

[nearmint]

Doesn't CGC need to recieve the book still sealed in the slab to keep the SS designation?

 

I don't know much about the SS books, but I'd be in agreement with that. I think once you get a SS back in it's grade, that's it. That's the grade.

 

Seems logical to me, unless Joey is pressing the book at a convention, and CGC is witnessing him crack the slab, perform the press job, and resub.

 

Or Joey is a CGC authorized SS witness.

 

 

The man wears many hats.

[BigLeagueCHEW]

Can crack yellow slabs and resubmit to maintain the SS? I have two recent SS subs that came back with a grade drop.

 

Matt at Classics Incorporated can.

[joeypost]

Doesn't CGC need to recieve the book still sealed in the slab to keep the SS designation?

 

I don't know much about the SS books, but I'd be in agreement with that. I think once you get a SS back in it's grade, that's it. That's the grade.

 

Seems logical to me, unless Joey is pressing the book at a convention, and CGC is witnessing him crack the slab, perform the press job, and resub.

 

I deliver the books in person Jeff. I don't mail them in.

[joeypost]

Can crack yellow slabs and resubmit to maintain the SS? I have two recent SS subs that came back with a grade drop.

 

Matt at Classics Incorporated can.

 

Yes, but they're all funny looking.