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Indents on Cardstock...
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So, stupid me put a few indents into the cardstock cover of The Dark Knight Returns #1 when I was trying to cut it out of a toploader it was irrevocably jammed into when it was shipped to me (I know, I know, I'm an insufficiently_thoughtful_person). Stupidity aside, are these indents (non-color-breaking and not super deep) pressable at all? Or does the nature of a thick cardstock cover like this make it a lost cause, considering the indent doesn't go all the way through the stock and is more like an embossing? I think I know the answer, but I figure I'd put it to those who might have more experience. Thanks!

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Bends and finger dents can be taken out of this type of cover, however you have more of a scratch type line. Something I haven’t worked on specifically with a Dark Knight returns, however it looks probable to minimize with an isolated press. 

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On 8/5/2023 at 12:47 PM, Nsschenks said:

Just following up on this--got the book back from CGC today (after a 3rd party press), and the indents did not come out. They were noted on the grader notes as well. Hope this helps for future inquirers!

What grade did you get?

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On 8/7/2023 at 1:42 PM, skillzdadirecta said:

What grade did you get?

9.0. Pegged it about 9.4/9.6 if the indents came out (due to corner bindery issues common to this book), but I also think some damage was done somewhere in the process of mailing, pressing, grading and getting the book back because there is light spine damage that wasn’t there before.

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