do these grader notes suggest pressing would help?

[NTHstars]

I guess what you need to look for from notes are indications creases without many breaks are the major problems. But its tempting to think a press will bump it a notch. Its very expensive to regrade and press and not get it though

[Jeffro.]

I think I'm finally starting to see the whole picture. First, CGC starts charging for notes. Then, they acquire a pressing business.

 

People pay for notes - cha-ching!

People pay for Pressing - ba-da-bing!

People pay for slabbing - ring-a-ding-ding!

People flip and make the bling!

 

It all makes sense now.

[NTHstars]

Yes, them buying into the entire cycle was no accident . The potential economic benefits lure people in. And you sink or swim. Eventually all the old books will be pressed to death and then I guess it moves on to something else.

[DNAgent]

Aaaaack! What happened to our hobby?

[NTHstars]

 

People pay for notes - cha-ching!

People pay for Pressing - ba-da-bing!

People pay for slabbing - ring-a-ding-ding!

People flip and make the bling!

 

It all makes sense now.

 

Let me add on:

 

People pay for notes - cha-ching!

People pay for Pressing - ba-da-bing!

People pay for slabbing - ring-a-ding-ding!

People flip and make the bling!

Next person:

Doesn't know it's been pressed

Pays for the notes

Still thinks it hasn't been pressed

Presses it

Slabs it

Flips it but is very lucky to break even

[Dick Pontoon]

Aaaaack! What happened to our hobby?

 

DNAgent? Whoah!

[NTHstars]

Im out on this one, but the grader notes are for this. Seven minutes left

 

http://www.comiclink.com/auctions/item.asp?back=%2FAuctions%2Fdefault%2Easp%3FFocused%3D1%26x%3D0%26y%3D0%26pg%3D1%23Item%5F993874&id=993874

 

$867 is last gpa sale, went above $1,000 in 2012

[Noodlez]

Ummm. I like the 9.0 as is:)

[NTHstars]

Yeah. I wanted to give someone a chance to jump in using my graders notes if they wanted. $10 for someone else's use