“Mint books must have original staples.” I should say so.
I’ve gotten into some pretty heated arguments about “pressing” comics too. Fine by me if you want to do that to your own comics that you never plan to sell, but if you do it to make the book “appear” to be a grade above what it actually is without disclosing what you did to alter the apparent condition of the book, you are scum.
I’m more interested in learning how to lick any auto repair job.
Every comic should come with an extra set of replacement staples in a tiny plastic bag so you know you’ve got the right ones.
“Mint books must have original staples.” I should say so.
I’ve gotten into some pretty heated arguments about “pressing” comics too. Fine by me if you want to do that to your own comics that you never plan to sell, but if you do it to make the book “appear” to be a grade above what it actually is without disclosing what you did to alter the apparent condition of the book, you are scum.
I’m more interested in learning how to lick any auto repair job.
Every comic should come with an extra set of replacement staples in a tiny plastic bag so you know you’ve got the right ones.
I see what you’ve done here and I like it. :)
Bookmarked!