Which would you take? A graded slab vs a apparently high grade raw?

[namisgr]

I'd buy the copy that looked nicer to me, prices being equal.

[Buzzetta]

Will there be hors d'oeuvres ? I was under the impression that there would be hors d'oeuvres.

[rtecbot]

You can at least still read the raw copy, but if it's an expensive book I'd take the slab

[namisgr]

Will there be hors d'oeuvres ? I was under the impression that there would be hors d'oeuvres.

 

Not pigs in a blanket. They cause cancer.

[Rip]

The copy that looked nicer and had better centering.

[kav]

Would you rather have a slabbed SS Stan Lee or a raw Frazetta sig?

[apollobuzz]

The copy that looked nicer and had better centering.

+1

[oakman29]

I'd buy the copy that looked nicer to me, prices being equal.

 

 

[kav]

Cap. I'd take the Cap regardless of condition or value.

[oakman29]

Cap. I'd take the Cap regardless of condition or value.

 

That goes without saying.

[romanheart]

Probably a raw copy. They are cheaper. I'd make an exception if I was chasing down a run of slabs in with a certain min condition.

[chrisco37]

Question needs some more detail.

 

How much is the slabbed copy? Is it $500 slabbed vs $150 raw?

 

9.6 is actually a pretty easy book to grade. If I had the choice between a slabbed 9.6 @ $500 vs. a raw 9.6 (as I grade it) @ $150, I'd take the raw book all day.