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Deckyrd

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  1. To be honest, I never got any notifications about any responses to this thread since my last post, so I didn't even know people were giving me options and answers here. :P I know it's been a couple of months, but just for clarification: I'm a HUGE Superman fan I haven't spent a ton of money on the black-bagged issue I don't intend to sell, but I do like to have the protection and safety of a slabbed comic for my more high-profile issues and signatures Anyway, it looks like there's simply no way to get it signed AND keep it sealed AND get it graded/slabbed. I'm still holding onto some of my childhood feelings on keeping the issue sealed and bagged, so if I get the opportunity again in the future to get either Jurgens' or Breeding's signature, I'll just buy another sealed copy of it and keep that in storage so I can open the other one and get it signed. Thanks all!
  2. So I can't get it graded in the bag, but removing it from the bag guarantees a lower grade... Basically, I'm screwed no matter what?
  3. I have a still-sealed black-bag Superman 75 (the death of Superman). I am hoping to get it signed by Dan Jurgens at Emerald City Comic Con this year and would like it sealed/graded, but...it's still in the bag, still sealed. Does anybody know if there's a process or procedure or other protocols for this kind of thing? Would they have to open it to get it signed and certified? Can I have Dan sign the sealed bag and have it graded/sealed like that? Hoping to get this answered so I know what to do next month at the con... Thanks!