Please grade my Hulk 181 from the Hulks R' Us collection

[Comicdey]

I Initially said VF- after looking through all the books. Ignore my grading and tell me what you really think.

 

Thanks Everyone.

 

Also, PM me with opinions on what a fair price would be.

[Comicdey]

Here's the back

[B-Smooth]

Without the writing 8.0. With the writing?? 6.0

[Comicdey]

I think you've missed that one a bit. It's an arrival date mark. Not just writing.....

 

But thanks for the opinion.

 

Nice Avitar Wolvie

[nik]

I think its got a good shot at a VF.

[TeddieMercede]

That looks like an 8.5 with a shot at a 9.0 to me.

[-cryptkeeper-]

solid 8.5

[divad]

I Initially said VF- after looking through all the books. Ignore my grading and tell me what you really think.

 

Slab it! Great QP for this issue!

[KingOfRulers]

8.0; nice colors. I'd buy it if I wasn't po'.

[B-Smooth]

then 8.0 it is!

[marvelcollector]

7.5...maaybe an 8.0...some potential problem with LRFC..scan too small to tell for

sure..

Nice book!

[joe_collector]

Probably an 8.0, but too bad about the arrival date, as that just kills the upper-end of the resale value.

[B-Smooth]

yeah, the arrival date is in the worst possible place.

[Comicdey]

Some people actually like the arrival date.........

 

It could have been more conspicuous though.

[Comicdey]

I just looked at a copy that had been BIN that has an arrival date a few days later.

 

Interesting side to collecting.

[B-Smooth]

Agreed.

[burntboy]

i think it's an easy 8.0...........and as David said - very nice production quality (QP) and great colors..............

[Comicdey]

For those of you that want to check your grading, the hulk 181 in this thread was a CGC 8.5 White.

[The Troll King]

I'm confused, why does a November issue have an arrival date from July and August?

[divad]

I'm confused, why does a November issue have an arrival date from July and August?

 

Because that was when it was actually printed and released . . . very common with all publishers from the dawn of time . . .