I haven't seen Deadpool movie yet, one day. I get the same feeling when I sell a book also. I slab what I like mostly so when I package it up always a little sad until the money is in my bank account lol. My problem is I use that cash to go grab MORE books 😅I just sold my Avengers Annual 10 9.8 and then promptly bought a low grade ASM 252 6.0, silver age Ghost Rider 1,3 and Zelda 1. So much for banking the money. I already have the ASM cracked cleaned and on the second pressing and I only picked it up Friday night 😅 I have high hopes for it getting a huge grade bump. I'm all in for the signature books lately and I have to calm down lol. I sent Usagi Yojimbo to get signed and remarqued by Stan Sakai and I have some for Jansen, Nakayama, Mico Suayan. Suayan remarques are next level and if you haven't seen them check them out worth the money if that's your thing. I just want him to sign some cool Hulk and Superman books he did.
@@weasellyone2 that's a good trade, avg annual for asm 252 and others. I love the 252 cover. Poor man's af 15! What do you think of the PSA entering the comic book slabbing game?
@@weasellyone2 Oooo that's a good experiment. I do wonder if the psa brand will commad higher prices. But I guess cgc is still the OG of slabbing. If I had a choice, not taking value into consideration, I think cbcs for comics and bgs is the best for cards. The inner sleeve makes a huge difference imo to protect the collectible
@@kingsleychan I have used CBCS in the past and the quality and durability are definitely better. But they still look clunky beside a CGC slab and sell slower and for less. With the issue currently happening at CGC with the inner wells bending the books is a real problem and they better solve it fast. I've been lucky not to have any books damaged but there is a definite bend happening. I have a box of 12 coming back and noticed they have placed a support along the back of the spine like they used to have in the past. I'm hopeful it helps.
@@weasellyone2 yeah the cbcs slabs just don't look as good or as official. I agree with you. One thing I like have cgc slabs is the handle on the back of the top part, so it's easier to pull them out of bins. The cbcs ones at flush. Yeah this banana gate issue for cgc is pretty serious. Hope none of your books coming back have issues The spine support sounds scary tho, if it presses into the book it might cause further damage. Unless it spans the entire length of the book?
I haven't seen Deadpool movie yet, one day. I get the same feeling when I sell a book also. I slab what I like mostly so when I package it up always a little sad until the money is in my bank account lol. My problem is I use that cash to go grab MORE books 😅I just sold my Avengers Annual 10 9.8 and then promptly bought a low grade ASM 252 6.0, silver age Ghost Rider 1,3 and Zelda 1. So much for banking the money. I already have the ASM cracked cleaned and on the second pressing and I only picked it up Friday night 😅 I have high hopes for it getting a huge grade bump.
I'm all in for the signature books lately and I have to calm down lol. I sent Usagi Yojimbo to get signed and remarqued by Stan Sakai and I have some for Jansen, Nakayama, Mico Suayan. Suayan remarques are next level and if you haven't seen them check them out worth the money if that's your thing. I just want him to sign some cool Hulk and Superman books he did.
@@weasellyone2 that's a good trade, avg annual for asm 252 and others. I love the 252 cover. Poor man's af 15!
What do you think of the PSA entering the comic book slabbing game?
@@kingsleychan I'm going to send some books to them that I already slabbed by CGC and see how the sell compared to CGC. How the sell price wise.
@@weasellyone2 Oooo that's a good experiment. I do wonder if the psa brand will commad higher prices. But I guess cgc is still the OG of slabbing.
If I had a choice, not taking value into consideration, I think cbcs for comics and bgs is the best for cards. The inner sleeve makes a huge difference imo to protect the collectible
@@kingsleychan I have used CBCS in the past and the quality and durability are definitely better. But they still look clunky beside a CGC slab and sell slower and for less.
With the issue currently happening at CGC with the inner wells bending the books is a real problem and they better solve it fast. I've been lucky not to have any books damaged but there is a definite bend happening. I have a box of 12 coming back and noticed they have placed a support along the back of the spine like they used to have in the past. I'm hopeful it helps.
@@weasellyone2 yeah the cbcs slabs just don't look as good or as official. I agree with you.
One thing I like have cgc slabs is the handle on the back of the top part, so it's easier to pull them out of bins. The cbcs ones at flush.
Yeah this banana gate issue for cgc is pretty serious. Hope none of your books coming back have issues
The spine support sounds scary tho, if it presses into the book it might cause further damage. Unless it spans the entire length of the book?