CGC knowingly damaging books?20972

Originally Posted by CFP_Comics
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Originally Posted by MisterMR
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Originally Posted by CFP_Comics


It’s one of the reasons why I require a waiver. The ratio of books I have sent to CGC vs. CBCS in the past has to be 5,000 to 1. In all that time, CBCS has lost more books total compared to CGC.

Joey, is this still ongoing? Or was this more of a problem in the past? How recently would you say CBCS misplaced something you sent to them?

It has been A little while. The books that were lost were very hard to replace books, in fact, one of them was very expensive since I have not heard from the CBCS rep I was nailing with or the original owners of the book. I am just going to assume that The books were never found. All of this happened even with confirmed receipt of the package showing that CBCS signed for it. I give both companies a grace period of something is misplaced, Cgc has consistently found it sometimes many months later, but CBC has never recovered these books.

I make my living pressing books, so I really don’t care where they go to get graded, but when asked my opinion, I will give it. And regarding inner wells I believe that CBCS and Cgc can learn some thing from their only other competitor. Having cracked out the inner wells from all three companies I feel that that one is the safest to Permanently house a book in.

Originally Posted by Studley_Dudley
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Originally Posted by GAC
CGC ranks marginally above PGX in my opinion. I will buy pre-43xxxx CGC slabs but only if there is no CBCS counterpart....I won't buy anything CGC after 43xxxx. I will never submit to CGC. PSA is a better option than CGC in my opinion and I would give them a chance if their slabs were the same size as CBCS....but realistically, as long as CBCS is around and maintain their course, there's no real reason to look elsewhere... but CBCS is slightly on the pricey side....I'd look at that part if I were them.....but maybe it's just me that finds them a tad expensive....but there's no denying cbcs is the best on the market by miles.

I reread several pages for a clearer time frame. Did CGC's negligence for bananagate start with the 43 slabs or was there a date range? I found a slab in the 44 series but I don't want to waste my money on a slabbed turd. I may just wait for a CBCS equivalent.

Originally Posted by Studley_Dudley
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Originally Posted by GAC
CGC ranks marginally above PGX in my opinion. I will buy pre-43xxxx CGC slabs but only if there is no CBCS counterpart....I won't buy anything CGC after 43xxxx. I will never submit to CGC. PSA is a better option than CGC in my opinion and I would give them a chance if their slabs were the same size as CBCS....but realistically, as long as CBCS is around and maintain their course, there's no real reason to look elsewhere... but CBCS is slightly on the pricey side....I'd look at that part if I were them.....but maybe it's just me that finds them a tad expensive....but there's no denying cbcs is the best on the market by miles.

I reread several pages for a clearer time frame. Did CGC's negligence for bananagate start with the 43 slabs or was there a date range? I found a slab in the 44 series but I don't want to waste my money on a slabbed turd. I may just wait for a CBCS equivalent.

Originally Posted by DrWatson
@GAC @electricprune. It looks as if this moron will have to include the 42X books in his cgc buying ban.

I appreciate the information.

Originally Posted by electricprune
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Originally Posted by DrWatson
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Originally Posted by electricprune
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Originally Posted by DrWatson
@GAC @electricprune. It looks as if this moron will have to include the 42X books in his cgc buying ban.

I appreciate the information.

Hi Jim.

Hey, Wes. How are you doing? I miss seeing you guys at the Chicago show.

I’m good thanks. I haven’t been to one in a few years except for the small one Terry did during Covid. Do you do an occasional show with Dale anymore?