CGC deduction for a hairline spine split ...

[MrNice-migration]

I agree also. Which leads to another problem. Keeping the census accurate! While in all probability, there are very few crack-outs of slabs on 9.2 and higher comics, who knows how far the census is off on comics graded .5 to 9.0? Not just on the resubs, but comics that are just plain liberated from the slab and stored in a personal collection in mylar and an acid-free backboard.

[BachelorOfComix]

Which leads to another problem. Keeping the census accurate!

How do you suggest CGC keep the census 100% accurate?

[ninanina]

Which leads to another problem. Keeping the census accurate!

How do you suggest CGC keep the census 100% accurate?

 

Eventually the census won't matter. It's just a matter of time.

[BachelorOfComix]

Eventually the census won't matter. It's just a matter of time.

Well if that's the case, I hope these guys will stop whining & moaning about it.

[Aman619]

How do you suggest CGC keep the census 100% accurate?

 

I like the idea of stamping the books on a nondisclosed spot somewhere on the inside of the book with a non-destructive invisible ink.

The only problem I see ( assuming there IS such a solution out there) would be the word getting around WHERE the CGC stamp is. Once people figure out a way to use this marking method to their advantage...it will as useless.

 

That, or get image recognition software like the retinal scan systems to identify each submission by their hi-res scans alone. I know there isnt anything like this yet...... but thats all Ive got so far!

[Illiterati-migration]

 

And "production tear" ...? Hmm, it may be! Looks like a miscalibrated cover wrapper to me. Anyone know what model number Marvel was using in the early 70's? I hear the ZX-7765 was WAY defective!

 

Phil

 

. I don't have any idea... but I know who would... but he's gone. Gone forever.

 

 

 

FOREVER.

[Aman619]

and its a real shame too!

we'll never see his kind again.