CGC change their labels?

[Jay1982]

That's just lazy photoshopping.

 

 

Good point, had he been truly ambitious, there could have been more money to be made...

 

 

I must have that 11. How much?

[davedawgbg]

From the original listing description:

 

"Amazing spiderman 528 cgc graded 9.8 also sealed in bag by Dynamic forces with COA"

 

So is the comic sealed with COA inside the slab, or is the slab itself sealed with the COA inside?

 

I was unaware Dynamic Forces had expanded their business to begin certifying books already graded by a third party . . . good for them, and great for the "winner" of that "auction" (thumbs u

[mschmidt]

From the original listing description:

 

"Amazing spiderman 528 cgc graded 9.8 also sealed in bag by Dynamic forces with COA"

 

So is the comic sealed with COA inside the slab, or is the slab itself sealed with the COA inside?

 

I was unaware Dynamic Forces had expanded their business to begin certifying books already graded by a third party . . . good for them, and great for the "winner" of that "auction" (thumbs u

 

The slab is in a plastic bag which is sealed with the DF sticker - the DF COA is inside that bag.

CGC doesn't allow any COAs inside the actual slab.

[DrWatson]

CGC doesn't allow any COAs inside the actual slab.

As it might interfere with SCS.

[davedawgbg]

From the original listing description:

 

"Amazing spiderman 528 cgc graded 9.8 also sealed in bag by Dynamic forces with COA"

 

So is the comic sealed with COA inside the slab, or is the slab itself sealed with the COA inside?

 

I was unaware Dynamic Forces had expanded their business to begin certifying books already graded by a third party . . . good for them, and great for the "winner" of that "auction" (thumbs u

 

The slab is in a plastic bag which is sealed with the DF sticker - the DF COA is inside that bag.

CGC doesn't allow any COAs inside the actual slab.

 

My apologies, I forgot to put at the end of my original post, but I bow to the promptness of your reply