Dennis Farese

Now im curious, what about in the case of inhouse signings. I am curious partially with what CGC would do, and if the packages are lost in the return shipping. I will use my current order as an example. I sent in 6 books, 2 were combined declared value of 450. The other 4, combined declared value of 950. But, once the signatures were added, i feel that the value has now significantly increased. The package is being tracked, but with the post office being the way it is right now, i am a bit concerned it may get lost or stolen. Does CGC insure the package for the declared value? Since the value has now increased because they have been signed, would CGC make up the difference if i have to file a claim? In the future, should I bump the declared value to include the increase from the signature?

I recently remember seeing someone with a 20x SS on this. Like WTF?!?!?

I recently remember seeing someone with a 20x SS on this. Like WTF?!?!?

Yeah I just went for fast track press just to give it a nice crispness. I know it was raining alot that weekend, wasn't sure if any extra moisture got to the book. Figured a little can't hurt.

I'm pretty confident mine will be exactly what I wanted. I cut slots in the bag for them to sign through so I'm confident on placement. Not sure of ink color. At this point I'm more concerned about the grade. I mean, I was super careful with it as soon as I got it from the store. And the guys at the store I trust to handle this one very delicately. I'm really confident it's a 9.6/9.8, but I'm really crossing my fingers on a 9.9🤔🤔 Oh the possibilities of a 9.9 SS on this book. I feel like I heard someone tell me in a post that they got 3 or 4 on theirs, like Quesada, Claremont, I think Ramos and one other maybe. I personally wanted to limit handling and not pay too much for the whole thing.I couldn't get to NYCC this year so I paid someone that does consignments. I might crack it and add more to the back at some point depending on grade. If it comes back 9.9 then it's probably getting sold right out the door. But if it's a hard 9.8 or lower, I might get greedy and see what next year's con schedule lools like. I wanted to keep the front as clear as possible but I feel like signing on the back creates more handling and risk of something happening. But if I was at NYCC myself, I would've still gotten Ramos and Delgado on the front, and went to town on the back. Every Marvel writer, artist, and actor I could fit 😂😂😂 Like a legit 15 or 20x SS 😂😂😂😂

So I'm curious to get some ideas and polls ln how many people that have a D23 variant have gotten it signed and slabbed yet. Just sent mine in with Ramos and Delgado signatures. Now we play the waiting game.

Good question! Because as far as i can see, no copies of Marvel 1000, in any of the variants have been graded by CGC yet. I'm prepping my copy of the D23 as we speak to get signed and graded. I'm hoping I might be the first, and maybe only for a little while.