A listing to annoy

[JohnBull]

It's been graded 3.0, everybody was amazed that it didn't get a 4.0/4.5 and all this means that it's actually a fine!

[OldGuy]

Wow, I haven't seen that much misdirection since the last time Comic Keys was asked why he can spot restoration in a scan, but not on a book he's holding in his hands.

[ArAich]

I predicted this happening when CGC decided to drop the nomenclature on their labels...

[sborock]

I love the fact that they state "...the current hit "Smallville" it all started here"

 

Wow! I guess More Fun # 101 never existed

[ArAich]

I love the fact that they state "...the current hit "Smallville" it all started here"

 

Wow! I guess More Fun # 101 never existed

 

I never knew "Smallville" was a hit...

[deathlok]

I love the fact that they state "...the current hit "Smallville" it all started here"

 

Wow! I guess More Fun # 101 never existed

 

I never knew "Smallville" was a hit...

 

...because you're not 14 years-old.

[Aces]

 

I wonder if he has any 7.0 NMs?

[Harvey Dude]

In regard to his CGC FN 3.0 or better subject line, the listing is now revised to read:

 

"There is no indication of a specific word as "fine" or otherwise in the ccg grading. That is the word used by several comic book dealers I spoke with and their opinion of the condition. Those I spoke to said they were very surprised by the fact it only got a 3.0. and should be more like a 4 to 4.5. I was told I could have contested the grading but it cost $120.00 with insurance and shipping to have it graded "premium service" as it was and did not want to pay again to have it re-graded. The tag at the top of the comic case reads as follows:"