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ASM 156
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Hello, I have a collection of ASM that I bought new, read once and put into a bag. I didn't tape the flaps, but tucked them in back so now there's a "V" indent on most of the backs.

If I press and grade it would be $32 per book. Doesn't seem worth it if I can't get a really high grade. Any help much appreciated!

I was curious if I could achieve the holy grail of 9.8 if I had these pressed. I have issues 155-200 that are in relatively the same condition as the one I have uploaded. 

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I agree that this book won't hit a 9.8. it should be in the 9's though but without a scan hard to tell.

Not sure your motivation in getting them graded, if it is to sell them then I personally would only grade the key issues and possibly take a shot on a few that have no color break and hope for a 9.8. 

When all is said and done if you sell on eBay, between the cost to press/graded added with the higher eBay/PayPal fees (raw selling for $50 is about $6.50 in fees, graded at $100 is about $14) you might be better off selling them raw. 

You could just sell the whole run if your looking to sell, saves a ton on shipping supplies and time.

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