Can I have two different CGC copies of the same book in my set?

[bigfiver69]

And if so, how do I do it?

 

Shep

[MutantKeys]

No, but you can create a second set for extras

[brasseye]

No, but you can create a second set for extras

 

Actually you can, 2 , 3 or more if you have the copies. But only one counts towards your total.

When you edit the set, it allows you to flick between them.

[MutantKeys]

No, but you can create a second set for extras

 

Actually you can, 2 , 3 or more if you have the copies. But only one counts towards your total.

When you edit the set, it allows you to flick between them.

Flicking between them doesnt mean they are in the same set You can only use one for a given set. If you have two books registered then you can use which copy you will like which is usually the higher graded.

[brasseye]

No, but you can create a second set for extras

 

Actually you can, 2 , 3 or more if you have the copies. But only one counts towards your total.

When you edit the set, it allows you to flick between them.

Flicking between them doesnt mean they are in the same set You can only use one for a given set. If you have two books registered then you can use which copy you will like which is usually the higher graded.

 

One of the more obvious tools that the registry can be applied for is keeping an on-line record of ALL your CGC books. Thus maintaining on record of your books serves purposes beyond simply your points total.

And if you have multiple copies of books in the same grade (which I do). It provides a third party verified record of your ownership of those books.

[Omega Editions-migration]

A little off the specific point but you're probably aware that you can have the same serialized book in two different sets, for example, you could have a Silver Surfer #1 in both the Silver Surfer set as well as the Marvel 1968 Series Starters set.

 

Now I have a question: how are point values determined in that case. I have an Iron Man #1 which totals roughly 3000 points in the Iron Man set and around 5000 in the Marvel 1968 Series Starter set. Not important but just curious.