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One Good Thing About the New Label

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joe_collector

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I just thought of one small positive concerning the new CGC label:

 

It helps date CGC books/submissions.

 

For those without CGC membership, the constant label shifts have allowed general collectors to roughly determine grading date and at least estimate how old the materials are.

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joe_collector

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I like that the Cert. # is larger now....I can actually see it on most of the scans on ebay and therefore can check the data on that book... 893applaud-thumb.gif

 

Not to mention that Stevie Wonder can now make out the numerical grade. 27_laughing.gif

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I just thought of one small positive concerning the new CGC label:

 

It helps date CGC books/submissions.

 

For those without CGC membership, the constant label shifts have allowed general collectors to roughly determine grading date and at least estimate how old the materials are.

That is an interesting point......I'm glad I thought of it 11 days ago. makepoint.gif

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I just thought of one small positive concerning the new CGC label:

 

It helps date CGC books/submissions.

 

For those without CGC membership, the constant label shifts have allowed general collectors to roughly determine grading date and at least estimate how old the materials are.

That is an interesting point......I'm glad I thought of it 11 days ago. makepoint.gif

 

 

Plagiarist... 893naughty-thumb.gif

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For those without CGC membership, the constant label shifts have allowed general collectors to roughly determine grading date and at least estimate how old the materials are.

 

Yep, but wouldn't it be even better if CGC put the grading date ON the label. shocked.gif

 

Nah, wouldn't want them to ADD something to the label, probably not enough space. tongue.gif

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joe_collector

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Maybe you shouldn't be doing that.......since your brain doesn't appear to work as quickly as mine. gossip.gif

 

Oh yeah, that was quite the leap of logic. insane.gif

 

Don't you guys recognize a conciliatory "glass is half full" post when you see one?

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