Hello everyone new to this sub! I just came across this collection of comics in storage does anyone have any recommendations for places in NYC I can take this to figure out what I have/if it’s worth anything?
Small color transfer on the back cover that I didn’t try to remove. Maybe a professional clean and press could get it? I’m keeping it for my PC, so it’s just for my own curiosity at how good this book might grade…thoughts are appreciated!!
I was able to pick this issue up the other day, it is fully complete, bottom staple detached, and I was curious 1) would it be worth it attempting to fix the spine roll? and 2) around what grade is this book? I've never personally sent in a comic before, but strongly considering it for this book. Would also likely clean and press it prior to submission.
A monster hunter walks into a bar Peach Momoko virgin gitd variant lmtd 50
1: stress mark on the front bottom right corner.
2: small indent back cover bottom
It is a cardstock cover
I’ve already talked to one of our professional pressing services that said the fibers were already damaged and sending it in for a professional pressing would do very little for the book.
At this point I still plan to send it in to get it signed and graded because 1: it’s beautiful and 2: of the two I’ve seen listed in the last year it’s by far the best looking other than the two issues presented.
Realistically what are we looking at here for grading, and is there anything advice for remediation?
First time wanting to grade comics.
So I’m going through a big stack of old comics on behalf of my dad. He the one who want to get some comics graded and I’m trying to help him. I’m trying to learn comics value and grading process and found this reddit.
Any tips and advice is very appreciated.
The colors and gloss on this look like it just rolled off the press.
Is a 9+ unrealistic?
This is my oldest: 1966. Nothing special but the grade. Bought raw, cleaned and pressed by an amateur -- me -- but I also think it is a legit 9.8! My next oldest is from 1976. I've seen a few 9.8s from the 1950s that seemed legit but a lot of Golden Age 9.8s (like a lot of Grail 9.9s or 10s from any era) seem suspect.
I’ve got a few to send in for pressing and grading. If doing them 4 at a time, which 4 should I send first, second, etc.?
Bought a comic lot, and this book was hidden inside. Would it be worth getting cleaned, pressed, and graded? There are signs of foxing for some pages, but not too abundant I think.
I bought this years ago, and I’ve been planning on submitting some of my single issues to be graded. I was wondering if anyone here has seen or heard of this specific yellow spot on issue 1 of Spider-Man 2099
I saved up enough money 💰 to finally buy one of my favorite Batman villains' first silver age appearance, and that is Detective Comics #298, the first silver age appearance of Clayface Matt Hagen, the Clayface we all know and love. I can’t wait to see this amazing comic in person when it’s available. This is also a CGC 5.0. Who is ready for the new Clayface movie 🎥? Because I’m definitely excited to see it, and yes, I’m taking this comic to the movie theater with me.🙂↕️
I know it’s not a key, but it appears to be an exceptionally clean, crispy, and vibrant copy. It’s so hard for me not to want to money out the window grading stuff like this.
Just picked this up today. Can you help with your thoughts on its overall condition and what you would grade it as. This is GI Combat #106 from the Silver Age of comics. Thank you for your kind reply.