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[The Amazing Chump]

This is just great, thank you very much!

[SuperiorSpiderMan]

No doubt I will find this Thread very useful. Thanks for all the hard work.

 

 

[GIJOEISAWESOME-migration]

No doubt I will find this Thread very useful. Thanks for all the hard work.

 

 

I already have. WTTB

[cousin itt]

How about some links on grading? Not just the generic fluff you find in overstreet, but specifics on how CGC arrives at their grades. Like, an explanation for what their grader terms mean (like "whole book crunch") and how much they deduct for each little thing.

[oakman29]

How about some links on grading? Not just the generic fluff you find in overstreet, but specifics on how CGC arrives at their grades. Like, an explanation for what their grader terms mean (like "whole book crunch") and how much they deduct for each little thing.

[JAM_NYC]

How about some links on grading? Not just the generic fluff you find in overstreet, but specifics on how CGC arrives at their grades. Like, an explanation for what their grader terms mean (like "whole book crunch") and how much they deduct for each little thing.

[HarveySwick]

How about some links on grading? Not just the generic fluff you find in overstreet, but specifics on how CGC arrives at their grades. Like, an explanation for what their grader terms mean (like "whole book crunch") and how much they deduct for each little thing.

 

Your answers can be found here:

 

 

 

In al seriousness, if you find a good site or articles, post them here and I'll add them to the first couple of posts. (thumbs u

[BarryAllen]

How about some links on grading? Not just the generic fluff you find in overstreet, but specifics on how CGC arrives at their grades. Like, an explanation for what their grader terms mean (like "whole book crunch") and how much they deduct for each little thing.

 

Your answers can be found here:

 

 

 

In al seriousness, if you find a good site or articles, post them here and I'll add them to the first couple of posts. (thumbs u

 

grading from Nostomania

 

not my favorite, but one of many

 

grading from CBPG.com

 

grading from mycomicshop.com

 

grading from Hertitage

 

and….what not to use:

grading from wikihow

[BarryAllen]

How about some links on grading? Not just the generic fluff you find in overstreet, but specifics on how CGC arrives at their grades. Like, an explanation for what their grader terms mean (like "whole book crunch") and how much they deduct for each little thing.

 

Your answers can be found here:

 

 

 

In al seriousness, if you find a good site or articles, post them here and I'll add them to the first couple of posts. (thumbs u

 

grading from Nostomania

 

not my favorite, but one of many

 

grading from CBPG.com

 

grading from mycomicshop.com

 

grading from Hertitage

 

and….what not to use:

grading from wikihow

 

this site has a few terms defined beyond the grading

TMe

 

here is CGC's glossary:

CGC Glossary

[HarveySwick]

I think he wanted specifics "on how CGC arrives at their grades".

 

But your info was definitely helpful so I added it. Thanks. (thumbs u

[BarryAllen]

I think he wanted specifics "on how CGC arrives at their grades".

 

But your info was definitely helpful so I added it. Thanks. (thumbs u

 

I know, but I couldn't find a "what happens behind closed doors at the CGC" link...

 

[HarveySwick]

I don't think one exists.

[slym2none]

How about some links on grading? Not just the generic fluff you find in overstreet, but specifics on how CGC arrives at their grades. Like, an explanation for what their grader terms mean (like "whole book crunch") and how much they deduct for each little thing.

 

GLWT!

 

 

 

-slym

[ItsJustRyan]

Tip of the Day:

 

Don't call people names in threads

 

That is all.

[Bosco685]

Tip of the Day:

 

Don't call people names in threads

 

That is all.

Tips.

 

[ComicConnoisseur]

Search function.

 

Google - cause the search function here sucks.

 

(thumbs u

[Slithering-migration]

How about attempting to refrain from ad hominem attacks & showing respect for fellow posters when engaging in discussions?

 

And a helpful hint maybe that just because one doesn't have 1000's of posts may not necessarily exclude them from being an 'expert' and certainly doesn't exclude them from having an 'opinion'.

[Boboset]

Or you could just not take things so personally and go whining about it in numerous threads.

[oakman29]

Or you could just not take things so personally and go whining about it in numerous threads.

 

 

[Boboset]

Or you could just not take things so personally and go whining about it in numerous threads.