Page Rotation - fixed with press 0

[tattooedActuary]

I have a pretty near perfect X-men #4 (1991) and the only defect (I see) is the book doesn't line up straight.  Can this be fixed by CGC if I have it pressed before grading?

https://imgur.com/a/jQwHpZ0

By the way, does this type of defect have a name?

Thanks all!

[theCapraAegagrus]

Is it a mis-wrap, or a mis-cut?

[tattooedActuary]

Maybe a mis-wrap, I'm thinking (without any real basis) that it's not a mis-cut.  I thought maybe is sat skewed for a while and ended up that way in storage, hence why I am curious if it could be corrected in pressing.

Would a miswrap be considered a printer defect?  Would the grade be dinged if so?

Thanks!

[theCapraAegagrus]

If the cause of the mis-wrap is from storage, then it's press-able.

[James J Johnson]

On 4/25/2021 at 7:50 PM, tattooedActuary said:

I have a pretty near perfect X-men #4 (1991) and the only defect (I see) is the book doesn't line up straight.  Can this be fixed by CGC if I have it pressed before grading?

https://imgur.com/a/jQwHpZ0

By the way, does this type of defect have a name?

Thanks all!

Page rotation. Never thought of that before, but like tire rotation, might be a good idea to have CGC pop out the staples and rotate the pages every year or so to prevent uneven wear! What a great idea!  

And if you had any thoughts about that being the end of that, you were mistaken, because now we celebrate your arrival!