Will CGC grade just a cover?

[Stronguy]

Just sell the cover and don't eat up your money on getting it certified.

[ashrael]

Yeah sell it on eBay.

[Mister_Comics]

Recently I came across a cover from STRANGE TALES #110 among my comic stuff. I remember it getting detached from the comic. I no longer have the comic. I think I gave it to some kid that needed it. To bad I didn't have the cover with it at the time, I'd a given him that too. Now I'm wondering if I should try and sell this cover as is. Or have it graded.

 

Any suggestions?

[dgillock]

I agree, considering that a low-grade #110 will only fetch about $100.

Now if you happen to come across an Action #1 cover, I might think differently.

[goldust40]

Recently I came across a cover from STRANGE TALES #110 among my comic stuff. I remember it getting detached from the comic. I no longer have the comic. I think I gave it to some kid that needed it. To bad I didn't have the cover with it at the time, I'd a given him that too. Now I'm wondering if I should try and sell this cover as is. Or have it graded.

 

Any suggestions?

 

You can grade the cover, but it'd be a bit pointless, as Stronguy said. The only time a portion of a comic (say the cover, or the centerfold) is worth slabbing is if it's part of a truly rare or historic comic that commands big money. ST 110 is a key, but in average grade is very common. You'd lose money if you certified the page.

[Aces]

Will CGC grade just a cover?

 

No.

They will slab it and confirm there is no restoration however.

 

I'll give ya $2 for it.

[Mister_Comics]

I'll give ya $2 for it.

 

Add $3.85 for Priority Postage and its yours.

[Aces]

I'll give ya $2 for it.

 

Add $3.85 for Priority Postage and its yours.

 

Got some other cheap stuff that can fit into that envelope?

Especially a Ultimates 2 issue 7.

 

 

Go to PM if you want.