Sir Kill Alot wrote in CGC Grading Etc...:Thanks Tszii. I have a question: There is a 9.4 - DL2 in SW on the HA site. It has 600 written on the shrink in pen. Because it is on the shrink and not the book itself, there is no real penalty for the marking?-SKA
Tszii wrote in CGC Grading Etc...:Results of this should be interesting. I dont know how the site works, but I imagine we will be able to see the sold prices.https://www.ha.com/c/search/results.zx? ... ut=gallery
DiscoDadda wrote in CGC Grading Etc...:Phil-What if a module is in great shape... but has rusty staples and slight bleed? Curious as to what the deduction would be? Lets assume it was a 9.0 would it drop to an 8.0?Please LMK so I can guage a few.Best, Disco
cstojano wrote in CGC Grading Etc...:Different grading companies will treat something like writing on the product in their own unique way. To me, unless it could be removed with some alcohol, I wouldn't buy the piece even if it graded a 9.8. Same thing for price stickers, it may not affect the grade but I wouldn't want said example in my collection. Its just a preference for display reasons. In the world of action figure grading I don't think price stickers affect the grade but many higher end collectors won't buy them. Same goes for yellow bubbles (designated with a Y grade) or figures where the hang tab is punched. Neither affect the primary grade and different people have different preferences. I imagine the shrink vs no shrink is similar here.
Philflound wrote in CGC Grading Etc...:Writing is usually frowned upon. Stickers are actually pretty cool because of history and provenance. The video game guys have talked about this, not sure on social media, but definitely with us. Also, it legitimizes that the seal is real and not reshrinked. I love it when I see a Kay-Bee sticker on these. Two Guys was my goto vintage store back in the 1970s.Phil
Philflound wrote in CGC Grading Etc...:I covered this earlier in the thread. It depends on the severity of the rusty staples along with rust stains on both the interior cover (or exterior if that bad) along with pages. Also, was it you who sent in the 25 sealed items? If so, they were graded today and should be out by the end of the week. Would've been done much sooner but I was off last week for a mini vacation.Phil
DiscoDadda wrote in CGC Grading Etc...:Thanks Phil.... No not me.... I just got back 16 and sent in another 6 or so... But I think I have some more in process... Getting a bunch more ready though maybe another 20 for my next batch... Have not had the heart to break into my sealed collection yet.Best, Disco
Tszii wrote in CGC Grading Etc...:I always think things like this are bought to be graded. ** expired/removed eBay auction **
Sir Kill Alot wrote in CGC Grading Etc...:Have any graded I6's been sold yet? They are pretty difficult to find in this condition and what people want for an SW one (approx. $600) is very pricey.Phil, is there a 'master' census where one could view the growth of graded D&D items? Instead of having to look at each individual census and tally them up? It would be really cool to see just how quickly this is 'catching on'.Thanks-SKA
stylean wrote in CGC Grading Etc...:Can you guys do the 10th anniversary bonus packs? Also, any plans to branch out to other TSR products? I’d love to get my Star Frontiers stuff graded.I assume no plans to cover boxed sets or the hard backs based on prior posts?Still got at least 1 more year before I can pull my stuff out of storage :|