CGC Case Markings

[Hodor]

Hey, I recently bought the Ethan Van Sciver Batman 1 cover. It has some marking either inside the the case or on the book (doubt its on the book cause its a 9.8). Is this common? Does it hurt the value? I contacted the seller and he said that this is normal and most of his slabs have this.

 

 

I have the option to return it, I'm torn because it's a double SS and there are only 50ish on the registry.

[DiceX]

There should be a grading company that grades the CGC slab and encases it in a larger slab.

 

 

[VintageComics]

There should be a grading company that grades the CGC slab and encases it in a larger slab.

 

 

I personally think there is a good market for used CGC cases and their restoration.

 

Too bad you can't press 'em.

 

 

[Hodor]

I also paid 195 for it. Which isn' bad I think since most regular cover Double SS go for around 160-200.

 

Also this is hilarious

 

There should be a grading company that grades the CGC slab and encases it in a larger slab.

 

[VintageComics]

Many slabs have this problem. You can fix it by having the book reholdered.

 

To have it reholdered you can either wait till the come to a show near your or ship it down to them.

 

It shouldn't affect the value of the book - unless the buyer is someone who wants a 10.0 CGC slab (meaning the piece of plastic and not the book).

 

 

[mintcollector]

Many slabs have this problem. You can fix it by having the book reholdered.

 

To have it reholdered you can either wait till the come to a show near your or ship it down to them.

 

It shouldn't affect the value of the book - unless the buyer is someone who wants a 10.0 CGC slab (meaning the piece of plastic and not the book).

 

 

I don't think they take books for reholdering at shows any more. I asked about this and the option is no longer available.

 

Respectfully,

 

'mint'