how does CGC handle autographs that are not certified

[scottish]

 

 

[Anfield Fox]

Signature series drives me crazy. Such a waste of all those high grade books. Especially silver and bronze. All for a temporary marketing fad

You shouldnt say that in this tread with all the SS freaks..

We all know how Anfield feels but we still talk to him.

 

If i ever see your 9.6 Batman 251 in a yellow holder i will kill you!

[Stromm]

Pre-SS, they got a Universal, but once CGC changed the business model to authenticated sigs....

 

Incorrect.

 

So what are old "front cover sig" books with Blue labels, all mistakes?

 

I've never seen one. Got a scan?

same book as above from 4-6-2004, resubmitted for sig notation and got a green label - before i had a good scanner or camera

[skinny_white_boy]

Signature series drives me crazy. Such a waste of all those high grade books. Especially silver and bronze. All for a temporary marketing fad

You shouldnt say that in this tread with all the SS freaks..

We all know how Anfield feels but we still talk to him.

We do?

 

 

[Lazyboy]

 

 

Wow, Superman is amazing! Not only can he break chains, but he can dodge both green and purple labels!

[Darrell F]

Signature series drives me crazy. Such a waste of all those high grade books. Especially silver and bronze. All for a temporary marketing fad

You shouldnt say that in this tread with all the SS freaks..

We all know how Anfield feels but we still talk to him.

We do?

 

 

 

I do. He replaced you on my people to talk to list.

[Anfield Fox]

Signature series drives me crazy. Such a waste of all those high grade books. Especially silver and bronze. All for a temporary marketing fad

You shouldnt say that in this tread with all the SS freaks..

We all know how Anfield feels but we still talk to him.

We do?

 

 

 

I do. He replaced you on my people to talk to list.

 

[worldsbestcomics]

I have a signed Spider-Man 300 from way back and CGC put it in a purple label with the notation: "Restoration includes: small amount of color touch on cover. (Name written on cover in marker)"

 

I wonder if I could resubmit now and get a green label?

 

I have never figure out how to post a picture on the Boards but here's a link.

 

Spider-Man 300 signed - purple label!

[THE_BEYONDER]

I have a signed Spider-Man 300 from way back and CGC put it in a purple label with the notation: "Restoration includes: small amount of color touch on cover. (Name written on cover in marker)"

 

I wonder if I could resubmit now and get a green label?

 

 

I have never figure out how to post a picture on the Boards but here's a link.

 

Spider-Man 300 signed - purple label!

 

Purple trumps all

[WEBHEAD]

Wow I only hope my CGC ASM #300 with white pages for sale now goes for 1/2 that buyit now.

 

I managed to get the #300 this one for $81.... plus shipping and pick up todd and stan's sigs

 

 

 

WEBHEAD

[Darrell F]

I have a signed Spider-Man 300 from way back and CGC put it in a purple label with the notation: "Restoration includes: small amount of color touch on cover. (Name written on cover in marker)"

 

I wonder if I could resubmit now and get a green label?

 

 

I have never figure out how to post a picture on the Boards but here's a link.

 

Spider-Man 300 signed - purple label!

 

Purple trumps all

 

[otherworldcomics]

Its funny cause I was just thinking of posting here to get people's opinions on signatures and saw this thread. My musing come in two parts I guess... One, how do people generally feel about signed books. Personally I have a few DF signed books and a couple of books I bought from dealers years ago that were suppose to be signed by artists and such. I like signed books and doubt that its a "fad" that will ever go away. Just like any other collectible out there we as collectors like to have a piece of the creator to treasure as our own, be it a picture or autograph. I just don't see that ever changing.

 

As far as CGC... I don't see why they don't mark a DF signed book as a DF signed book.. The idea is that the DF certificate of auth is your guarantee that the artist/writer/whomever signed the book. I'm not saying CGC itself should say, "yes, this is the true sig" but rather just acknowledging the DF cert for what its worth. I mean, this company is putting its rep on the line just like CGC. I know people have said that there's no guarantee the book was truly signed by the person, but I guess you can say that for any company that sells signed books.. You have to trust the that company to a certain point.