What does the "*" Mean next to your grade?261
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SuperPaul private msg quote post Address this user | |
| Could someone please explain? Thanks |
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DrWatson private msg quote post Address this user | |
| The book in question looks better than the grade given to it by CBCS due to a defect that isn't obvious by looking at it through the holder. | ||
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| the * or more recently, a checkmark, indicates that the book presents better than a book of that grade. Maybe the book got a 9.0 as a result of an accumulation of imperfections on the interior but the cover looks amazing and in the holder, where the interior defects aren't visible, the book looks like a higher grade book. | ||
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| Originally CBCS used a star to designate a book that looked better than its assigned grade, as has been mentioned. There was a dispute with NGC over the use of the "*", so CBCS began using a check mark to indicate the same thing. Hope this clears things up. This is from another thread by posted by the_Watcher |
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| Thank you! Have you been surprised by a grade before? I thought what I submitted would have graded higher. Please let me know your thoughts |
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Quote:Originally Posted by SuperPaul Sure. All the time. In both directions. |
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Quote:Originally Posted by SuperPaul Everyone gets surprised by a grade. That's the reason for the check mark on the label. It means "Check the graders notes as this looks better than the given grade". We thought a * would be good but the certified collectibles group sent us a lawyers letter stating that because they use that on coin labels, most of you would confuse our comic with their coins as being from the same company. I am pretty sure all of you would not confuse a comic with a coin, but we decided to change it to a check mark on the label. It still shows up online as a *. |
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