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<title>Message from sclingerman</title>
<description><![CDATA[Since a good number (majority?) of off-the-shelf new comics have at least one or more of the following:<br/>- spine stress mark<br/>- a blunted/deformed corner<br/>- very slight cover abrasion<br/>- a 1-2 mm off-center cover wrap<br/>- slight abrasion to an edge<br/>- slight page lifting<br/>... they'd be a 9.6 or 9.4<br/>A 10.0 is NONE of these defects.<br/>They get handled by the printer, distributor, store, shippers at each point, and sometimes other customers.<br/>And since 9.4 is the default for adding a comic on this site, and is the cover price value - I just use that.<br/><br/>For more of what makes a comic which grade, go to the menu at the top of this page for: Price Guide -&gt; Grading Guide.<br/>.<br/>.<br/>Why is this double-spacing???<br/><i>edited by sclingerman on 11/28/2016</i><br/><i>edited by sclingerman on 11/28/2016</i>]]></description>
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<title>Message from md06222002</title>
<description><![CDATA[I don't expect to get a firm number per se, but I'm curious, what would the grade typically  be for a new comic off the shelf?  Read once, then bag-and-boarded then boxed away?  I guess in a backhand kind of way, what makes a 10 or a 9.8?  A publisher's proof?  Since the 9.4 price is the starting place for display, what would that equate to?  TIA.]]></description>
<pubDate>Sun, 27 Nov 2016 21:59:37 GMT</pubDate>
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