Incomplete book - adding missing pages - conservation? universal? 3 3

[SuperSt4r]

So, I got it, and must say the book looks nice. Most definitely a 4.0/4.5 (FMV $4000) without the rust around the staple and after some whitening. Still not something I would want to destroy by not using proper technique or something. Let see how the next Spider-man movies with supposedly larger Matt Murdock role and the new season of Daredevil series turn out. Maybe it will be financially feasible to get professional conservation done.

[Semicentennial]

Wouldn't the missing page prevent it from getting that high of grade?

[SuperSt4r]

On 12/25/2023 at 12:36 AM, Semicentennial said:

Wouldn't the missing page prevent it from getting that high of grade?

The Idea is to find a coverless book and complete one book.

[Semicentennial]

On 12/29/2023 at 1:27 PM, SuperSt4r said:

The Idea is to find a coverless book and complete one book.

So to marry the cover to the complete book.  Still purple label, not conserve, unless CGC changed their stance on it. 

[SuperSt4r]

Only if it’s detected. I think conserved label is also possible. Look here: 

 

[Semicentennial]

Those books are only back covers, not both covers.  

[Lightning55]

On 12/29/2023 at 4:34 PM, Semicentennial said:

So to marry the cover to the complete book.  Still purple label, not conserve, unless CGC changed their stance on it. 

I believe married components generate a Green qualified label.

[Semicentennial]

On 12/29/2023 at 5:01 PM, Lightning55 said:

I believe married components generate a Green qualified label.

Yeah, it looks like it'll get a green label for married covers.