Issue with case? 0

[az80sguy]

I recently received my first CGC graded book that I submitted back at NYCC in October. There are discolorations/imperfections on the front of the case. Are these normal for CGC books? Would it have any impact on the value of the book if I decide to resell it at a later date? To be honest, this whole process took so long and felt very uneventful, that it has put me off wanting to have any more books graded and slabbed. 

[Avi]

On 4/6/2020 at 10:10 AM, az80sguy said:

I recently received my first CGC graded book that I submitted back at NYCC in October. There are discolorations/imperfections on the front of the case. Are these normal for CGC books? Would it have any impact on the value of the book if I decide to resell it at a later date? To be honest, this whole process took so long and felt very uneventful, that it has put me off wanting to have any more books graded and slabbed. 

 

 

[vheflin]

wait...october to april

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5 months?? good lord

[goodrockrich]

The dreaded Newton rings!!!!  Back when I worked at ComicLink I can't tell you how many calls we would received about these.  

[shadroch]

CGC certainly appears to be winning the Newton Ring war. Neither of their competitors can come close to duplicating this CGC exclusive.

[theCapraAegagrus]

Newton Rings.

[The Lions Den]

On 4/6/2020 at 1:10 PM, az80sguy said:

I recently received my first CGC graded book that I submitted back at NYCC in October. There are discolorations/imperfections on the front of the case. Are these normal for CGC books? Would it have any impact on the value of the book if I decide to resell it at a later date? To be honest, this whole process took so long and felt very uneventful, that it has put me off wanting to have any more books graded and slabbed.