current turn around rates at CGC 79 79

[Old Fashion PB and J]

Looks like EFT is about 35-40 business days.

 

Guess that means EST would be 70-80 business days. Wow that is a lot of waiting. Means about 100+ calender days.

My modern slow track from 8/1/14 is still sitting at received. So your economy books are likely at 80+, especially with NYCC coming up.

[Iceman399]

Looks like EFT is about 35-40 business days.

 

Guess that means EST would be 70-80 business days. Wow that is a lot of waiting. Means about 100+ calender days.

My modern slow track from 8/1/14 is still sitting at received. So your economy books are likely at 80+, especially with NYCC coming up.

 

Ya I have MST also from 8/1. Good thing I have nothing else to be sent in. Less I snag something for dropoff at NYCC

Edited September 15, 2014 by iceman399

[1Cool]

Looks like EFT is about 35-40 business days.

 

Guess that means EST would be 70-80 business days. Wow that is a lot of waiting. Means about 100+ calender days.

My modern slow track from 8/1/14 is still sitting at received. So your economy books are likely at 80+, especially with NYCC coming up.

 

Ya I have MST also from 8/1. Good thing I have nothing else to be sent in. Less I snag something for dropoff at NYCC

 

Does anyone worry that the hot book you submitted in August wont be hot anymore when you get it back in November? Such a long time to have books sitting around.

[Iceman399]

Looks like EFT is about 35-40 business days.

 

Guess that means EST would be 70-80 business days. Wow that is a lot of waiting. Means about 100+ calender days.

My modern slow track from 8/1/14 is still sitting at received. So your economy books are likely at 80+, especially with NYCC coming up.

 

Ya I have MST also from 8/1. Good thing I have nothing else to be sent in. Less I snag something for dropoff at NYCC

 

Does anyone worry that the hot book you submitted in August wont be hot anymore when you get it back in November? Such a long time to have books sitting around.

 

It absolutely is an issue with hot books. Anything hot or looking to get hot has to be sent in fast track.

[Old Fashion PB and J]

Looks like EFT is about 35-40 business days.

 

Guess that means EST would be 70-80 business days. Wow that is a lot of waiting. Means about 100+ calender days.

My modern slow track from 8/1/14 is still sitting at received. So your economy books are likely at 80+, especially with NYCC coming up.

 

Ya I have MST also from 8/1. Good thing I have nothing else to be sent in. Less I snag something for dropoff at NYCC

 

Does anyone worry that the hot book you submitted in August wont be hot anymore when you get it back in November? Such a long time to have books sitting around.

MFT ALL HOT BOOKS!

[1Cool]

Looks like EFT is about 35-40 business days.

 

Guess that means EST would be 70-80 business days. Wow that is a lot of waiting. Means about 100+ calender days.

My modern slow track from 8/1/14 is still sitting at received. So your economy books are likely at 80+, especially with NYCC coming up.

 

Ya I have MST also from 8/1. Good thing I have nothing else to be sent in. Less I snag something for dropoff at NYCC

 

Does anyone worry that the hot book you submitted in August wont be hot anymore when you get it back in November? Such a long time to have books sitting around.

 

It absolutely is an issue with hot books. Anything hot or looking to get hot has to be sent in fast track.

 

Which in turn increases the cost for the slab up to $35 or so with shipping (larger order). There definitely a complex "game" involved with picking the books worth slabbing and figuring the optimum slabbing method to make some cash at the end of it all.

[Iceman399]

Looks like EFT is about 35-40 business days.

 

Guess that means EST would be 70-80 business days. Wow that is a lot of waiting. Means about 100+ calender days.

My modern slow track from 8/1/14 is still sitting at received. So your economy books are likely at 80+, especially with NYCC coming up.

 

Ya I have MST also from 8/1. Good thing I have nothing else to be sent in. Less I snag something for dropoff at NYCC

 

Does anyone worry that the hot book you submitted in August wont be hot anymore when you get it back in November? Such a long time to have books sitting around.

 

It absolutely is an issue with hot books. Anything hot or looking to get hot has to be sent in fast track.

 

Which in turn increases the cost for the slab up to $35 or so with shipping (larger order). There definitely a complex "game" involved with picking the books worth slabbing and figuring the optimum slabbing method to make some cash at the end of it all.

 

Yes yes it does. Relocate to Sarasota so that you don't need to worry about shipping

[Old Fashion PB and J]

Looks like EFT is about 35-40 business days.

 

Guess that means EST would be 70-80 business days. Wow that is a lot of waiting. Means about 100+ calender days.

My modern slow track from 8/1/14 is still sitting at received. So your economy books are likely at 80+, especially with NYCC coming up.

 

Ya I have MST also from 8/1. Good thing I have nothing else to be sent in. Less I snag something for dropoff at NYCC

 

Does anyone worry that the hot book you submitted in August wont be hot anymore when you get it back in November? Such a long time to have books sitting around.

 

It absolutely is an issue with hot books. Anything hot or looking to get hot has to be sent in fast track.

 

Which in turn increases the cost for the slab up to $35 or so with shipping (larger order). There definitely a complex "game" involved with picking the books worth slabbing and figuring the optimum slabbing method to make some cash at the end of it all.

 

Yes yes it does. Relocate to Sarasota so that you don't need to worry about shipping

Fast track a book, pressings, shipping. Sometimes it just makes sense to sell it raw for less.

[Jim M]

Not only a quick 16 day MFT but a nice surprise too!

 

[1Cool]

Not only a quick 16 day MFT but a nice surprise too!

 

 

1st one ever!! Nice!

 

Wonder what you would price it at? $1,500?

Edited September 15, 2014 by 1Cool

[jsilverjanet]

[Jim M]

I dont know what one to keep now my goal was a 9.8 and to sell the other. Now it's decision time. Since its the lone 9.9 and highest graded it would take more than $1500 to pry it away for sure.

 

[RockMyAmadeus]

Econ order received June 9. Website says "50 business days." CS at CGC said "current turnaround time for Econ is 3.5 to 4 months, so your order is actually ahead of schedule."

 

Not too terribly pleased with the idea that my order is *ahead* of schedule at 75 business days, with the underlying subtext being "you shouldn't have a problem with this."

[PIR8]

 

Previous Submissions

 

MST > Received: 5/15 > Verified: 6/10 > Scheduled for Grading: 6/18 > Graded: 7/02 > Grading/Quality Control: 7/15 > Shipped/Safe: 7/15 *

 

MST > Received: 6/02 > Verified: 7/01 > Scheduled for Grading: 7/10 > Graded: 7/16 > Graded/Quality Control: Skipped > Shipped/Safe: 7/28 *

 

MFT > Received: 6/02 > Verified: 6/10 > Scheduled for Grading: 6/16 > Graded: 6/23 > Graded/Quality Control: 6/26 > Shipped/Safe: 6/30 *

 

MST > Received: 6/26 > Verified: 8/05 > Scheduled for Grading: 8/08 > Graded: 8/08 > Grading/Quality Control: 8/13 > Shipped/Safe: 8/19 *

 

MFT > Received: 6/25 > Verified: 6/30 > Scheduled for Grading: 7/08 > Graded: 7/11 > Grading/Quality Control: 7/15 > Shipped/Safe: 7/17 *

 

MFT > Received: 7/14 > Verified: 7/15 > Scheduled for Grading: 7/21 > Graded: 7/23 > Graded/Quality Control: 7/30 > Shipped/Safe: 8/01 *

 

MFT > Received: 7/17 > Verified: 7/18 > Scheduled for Grading: 7/29 > Graded: 7/30 > Grading/Quality Control: 7/31 > Shipped/Safe: 8/4 *

 

 

MST > Received: 6/25 > Verified: 7/30 > Scheduled for Grading: 8/25 > Graded: 8/26 > Grading/Quality Control: 9/8 >

 

MST > Received: 8/04 >

 

MST > Received: 8/05 >

 

MST > Received: 8/05 >

 

MST > Received: 8/06 >

 

MFT (Pre-Screen) > Received: 8/27 > Verified: 9/09 > Scheduled for Grading: 9/10 > Graded: 9/11 > Grading/Quality Control: 9/15 >

 

MFT > Received: 9/05 > Verified: 9/12 >

 

[jsilverjanet]

I dont know what one to keep now my goal was a 9.8 and to sell the other. Now it's decision time. Since its the lone 9.9 and highest graded it would take more than $1500 to pry it away for sure.

 

I would put it up for auction. It should yield you the most money.

[Jim M]

I dont know what one to keep now my goal was a 9.8 and to sell the other. Now it's decision time. Since its the lone 9.9 and highest graded it would take more than $1500 to pry it away for sure.

 

I would put it up for auction. It should yield you the most money.

 

Yeah, If I decide to sell that one I will probably go with E-bay and a best offer option on a big number. Just to see what kind of offers are out there.

[1Cool]

I dont know what one to keep now my goal was a 9.8 and to sell the other. Now it's decision time. Since its the lone 9.9 and highest graded it would take more than $1500 to pry it away for sure.

 

I would put it up for auction. It should yield you the most money.

 

Too bad he didn't get it last month - it probably would have done great at the ComicLink auction last week. Crazy high prices realized for some of the 9.8/9.9s.

[jsilverjanet]

I would put that book on comiclink instead of eBay. Seems better prices are realized there for big books.

[Gem_Mint]

keep the 9.8, sell the 9.9

[jsilverjanet]

keep the 9.8, sell the 9.9

 

leave the gun, take the cannoli