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PGM: Four Color 131 - 1947 Little Lulu

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Not only the scribble, but the entire top outer corner of the book is missing - front to back (bigger at the back). I think the grades here are too high. If I was selling this book, I'd call it a 5.0 with outstanding eye appeal.

 

I'm standing ready to be wrong on that. :tonofbricks:

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Not only the scribble, but the entire top outer corner of the book is missing - front to back (bigger at the back). I think the grades here are too high. If i was selling this book, I'd call it a 5.0 with outstanding eye appeal.

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Not only the scribble, but the entire top outer corner of the book is missing - front to back (bigger at the back). I think the grades here are too high. If i was selling this book, I'd call it a 5.0 with outstanding eye appeal.

(thumbs u

 

 

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Not only the scribble, but the entire top outer corner of the book is missing - front to back (bigger at the back). I think the grades here are too high. If i was selling this book, I'd call it a 5.0 with outstanding eye appeal.

(thumbs u

 

 

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I was thinking along these lines, too.

 

There are rumors of a "Sparkle City Grade Bump"...

 

Here's the eBay auction.

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Not only the scribble, but the entire top outer corner of the book is missing - front to back (bigger at the back). I think the grades here are too high. If i was selling this book, I'd call it a 5.0 with outstanding eye appeal.

 

I'm standing ready to be wrong on that. :tonofbricks:

 

Lucky I got in early with the ton of bricks... did not see that coming.

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The missing corner is what keeps an otherwise solid book out of the high grades structurally, so the 5.0 grades seemed unduly harsh , unless one is discounting for the red mark - something CGC seems reluctant to do.

 

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The missing corner is what keeps an otherwise solid book out of the high grades structurally, so the 5.0 grades seemed unduly harsh , unless one is discounting for the red mark - something CGC seems reluctant to do.

Right, but as Andrew/AJD noted, most of the corner of the book appears to be missing/chewed, not just corner chips to the cover...?

 

Really surprised by that grade. I thought CGC was especially tough on damage like this that went through interior pages.

 

If I paid top dollar for a 7.5 and received a book with that flaw, I'd be shocked, and not terribly happy.

 

 

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