PGM Fantastic Four #67 (Copy B)

[vaillant]

Here’s a copy I bought recently which I hoped was better than mine but the interiors are printed better in my copy so I am undecided but very likely will keep both.

 

As usual, many thanks for the help in advance! (thumbs u

 

 

Higher resolution: http://i.imgur.com/RlwKnUZ.jpg

 

 

Higher resolution: http://i.imgur.com/oCtR9d1.jpg

[SkinnerSweet]

9.2

[marvelcollector]

8.5-9.0...leaning toward the higher grade...

[Kramerica]

Honestly I wouldn't be surprised to see it in a 9.4 slab in a few months. That copy is darn sharp unless there is NCB wear that I'm not seeing. I mean, how hard are they going to hammer you for a soft corner or two? Not much. And a little dirt on a WHITE cover? They pretty much ignore that. I'm seeing ZERO spine stress.

[ROBTOTHEC]

Sure looks 9.2 to me.

[Norrin's lawyer]

solid 9 but leaning to 9.2.

[Jaylam]

Looks to be 9.2 to 9.4, very nice copy. A lot of these seem to be slightly overwrapped.

[vaillant]

Thanks everyone! (thumbs u

 

Honestly, I don’t know if it could be better than a VFNM 9.0. There is very minor spine stress but it’s always almost unnoticeable on white covers.

And yes, this issue has become my fixation: it is miswrapped 90% of the times, the cover paper has yellowed in another 90%, and when it’s well centered and paper is nicer, it can have bad printed interiors…

I care a lot about these issues and I have other two high grade copies which I will show you, so you can see the various issues this book tends to suffer from.

[vaillant]

P.S. Wayne (marvelcollector) was conservative but may be more spot on than the others, I think.

[timfinz]

I have this copy pegged at 9.2 with the possibility of 9.4. There is a very little spine wear on this copy. You have three (3) spine stresses that barely break colour, a little impact damage on the bottom LHS and the bottom RHC of the back cover, but the rest of the book looks great. (thumbs u

[etanick]

9.2 for me