@ComicSpec
In looking at others on eBay, they all indicate Acetate variant.
If just keeping it for PC, I wouldn’t care personally, but if the goal is to sell, I do think they should correct it as it is a mistake and it could result in a lower sale/questions from buyers.
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Contact cgc and explain, they should do a reholder for free (since its an error on their part).
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Nice NTT 2 down there!
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Saw this auction ending with 0 bids. Kind of a big impulse buy, but it happened:
Clone Wars 1 Special Edition CGC SS 9.2 signed by Ashley Eckstein, Matt Lanter, and Rosario Dawson. Maybe I’ll get it signed by Hayden someday.
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How much did your impulse cost you, Wook?
Looks super cool!!! Good impulse decision I think 
$3k
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Congrats! at least you can sell the other one if need be and cover costs.
$119 shipped
basically a reimagining of planet of the apes but in classic kirby style.
really fun read and also some decent long-term potential imo.
not normally interested in dc or cgc but i do loves me some bronze-age #1’s.
and gotta love kirby.
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How does the off white pages affect the grade? Are there 9.8 O/W?
Yes page color doesn’t really effect grade unless they are brittle
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I have at least one 9.8 off white.
I didn’t buy it that way, was a book I submitted for the PC.
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Ive got a couple of OW/W 9.8s.
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Page color should effect the grade, just like signatures on a book should lower the grade.
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I think it does to some extent. You won’t see any cream 9.8s.
Technically it doesn’t effect grade that much, but it definitely effects value.
W or OW/W doesnt really matter to me.
Only brittle matters everything else can be brought back to white with Peroxide 40 and Blacklight.
Then you get a restored label (or conserved) and now your Brilliant White chemical copy is worth less than a tan unaltered copy….
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