Which non variant moderns do you feel are worth slabbing 1 1

[William-James88]

As the title says. I can see how batman 655 can be worth slabbing if yours is high grade. What other examples do you have and which non variant moderns are you sending in to get slabbed?

[ADAMANTIUM]

Utimate fallout 4

Batman beyond 25 and 37

All "have variants", but the regular covers do well too

hopefully that's what you mean 

[IbukiLord]

Whatever looks good so atleast a handful a week

[William-James88]

12 minutes ago, ADAMANTIUM said:

Utimate fallout 4

Batman beyond 25 and 37

All "have variants", but the regular covers do well too

hopefully that's what you mean 

that is exactly what I mean. Was looking for a similar discussion but couldn't find one. thanks man!

 

[Steelrain41]

Edge of Spiderverse 2. Miles Morales and Spider-Gwen still have a lot of room to grow.

[Kon_Jelly]

Walking Dead 1, ASM 361, Nyx 3, Batman: Harley Quinn, Saga 1

[delt569]

My current CGC submission has:  Young Avengers 1, Batman Beyond 1 (1999), Teen Titans 12, The Boys 1

[Deadpoolica]

Batman 635

NYX 3

Batman adventures 12

Saga 1

Hulk 1(red hulk)

Next Men 21 

SDCC comics 2

Goon 1

The 1st 3 issues of Zombie Tramp (the original mini series not the ongoing)

Invincible 1

Batman Beyond 1

 

 

[valiantman]

ASM 361 was mentioned, how far back do you want to go @William-James88 ?

[William-James88]

2 hours ago, valiantman said:

ASM 361 was mentioned, how far back do you want to go @William-James88 ?

I was mainly looking at the general accepted definition of the era for moderns, around late 90s till now.

 

About asm 361, I have one. Very nice, very flat, looks like near mint minus or better (the usual ebay description when you're not sure how high the grade is for a new book)  but there is a small cut around the middle at the bottom edge of the cover. Is that a common issue with that specific comic? I would love to send it in but I wonder how much this penalizes the comic.

[Ad Astra Collectibles]

Thanos (2016) #13

[KryptoSpidey]

On 2/15/2020 at 1:06 PM, William-James88 said:

I was mainly looking at the general accepted definition of the era for moderns, around late 90s till now.

 

About asm 361, I have one. Very nice, very flat, looks like near mint minus or better (the usual ebay description when you're not sure how high the grade is for a new book)  but there is a small cut around the middle at the bottom edge of the cover. Is that a common issue with that specific comic? I would love to send it in but I wonder how much this penalizes the comic.

I sent one to CGC with the same type of "thing" on the bottom cover, unpressed from this OO collection im sending books in from, and it came back a 9.6 White Page, which is what i had it mentally graded at with the thing on the bottom cover in my head as a printers defect. So i have at least seen it...and did i have a 9.8 without it? I dont think so, but im hard on grading books going to CGC. 

Edited February 17, 2020 by KryptoSpidey

[WolverineX]

I don’t slab very often but if u want.  Bats 655 variant, tec 880, supergirl legion of superheroes 23 Adam hughes

[William-James88]

21 minutes ago, KryptoSpidey said:

I sent one to CGC with the same type of "thing" on the bottom cover, unpressed from this OO collection im sending books in from, and it came back a 9.6 White Page, which is what i had it mentally graded at with the thing on the bottom cover in my head as a printers defect. So i have at least seen it...and did i have a 9.8 without it? I dont think so, but im hard on grading books going to CGC. 

Thanks this is very helpful. I was pretty sure it was a printer defect since it's a clean cut, not a tear, no filaments. Glad to know they aren't too harsh on it. It's the only decernable defect on mine so I will let you guys know what it comes back as. I wouldn't mind 9.6.

Edited February 17, 2020 by William-James88

[Lazyboy]

56 minutes ago, Wolverinex said:

I don’t slab very often but if u want.  Bats 655 variant, tec 880, supergirl legion of superheroes 23 Adam hughes

 You might want to reread the question.

[Lazyboy]

On 2/12/2020 at 1:48 PM, William-James88 said:

As the title says. I can see how batman 655 can be worth slabbing if yours is high grade. What other examples do you have and which non variant moderns are you sending in to get slabbed?

Anything that will net more money than selling raw and be worth the time and effort involved.

[WolverineX]

7 hours ago, Lazyboy said:

 You might want to reread the question.

Thanks for pointing it out. Always so helpful. 

Tec 880 is the only one that fits your criteria. 

[EmpyreDave]

11 hours ago, William-James88 said:

Thanks this is very helpful. I was pretty sure it was a printer defect since it's a clean cut, not a tear, no filaments. Glad to know they aren't too harsh on it. It's the only decernable defect on mine so I will let you guys know what it comes back as. I wouldn't mind 9.6.

I have an ASM 361 that has the printing defect. I had it slabbed and it came back 9.8. 

[Jitstark]

12 hours ago, William-James88 said:

Thanks this is very helpful. I was pretty sure it was a printer defect since it's a clean cut, not a tear, no filaments. Glad to know they aren't too harsh on it. It's the only decernable defect on mine so I will let you guys know what it comes back as. I wouldn't mind 9.6.

I had the same thing on my Gold Spawn 300. I brought it off eBay but it came with a nick on the bottom of the spine. I send it in to the McFarlane signing anyway as I wanted it signed and wasn't bothered about the grade. Came back at 9.8. I couldn't believe it when I picked it up from CGC in London.

[William-James88]

3 hours ago, Jitstark said:

I had the same thing on my Gold Spawn 300. I brought it off eBay but it came with a nick on the bottom of the spine. I send it in to the McFarlane signing anyway as I wanted it signed and wasn't bothered about the grade. Came back at 9.8. I couldn't believe it when I picked it up from CGC in London.

That's an awesome story, I am glad it worked out for you. My Saga 1 one has a nick on the bottom of the spine too, not sure how common that is on that book either.

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