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Is CGC good or bad? ›

Good for students who are pursuing management courses from college as they have lot of placement for management department students but not for agriculture department students.

Collectors and dealers trust the accuracy and integrity of CGC, which results in higher prices realized for CGC-certified collectibles.

A graded comic book often has significantly more value than a non-graded version, since a graded comic book has been authenticated by an industry respected organization.

No. CGC graders will not be made aware of pressing, except in instances where other methods of restoration or restoration removal have also been performed. CGC's pressing and grading services are handled completely independently from one other.

What cards does CGC Cards grade? CGC Cards grades virtually all trading card games (TCGs), sports cards and non-sports cards. For more information about the cards we grade, visit Cards We Grade & Policies. CGC Cards does not certify counterfeit cards.

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If you collect comics, you know CGC — the world leader in comic book grading.

You would think the tougher to grade, many years removed, and less mint vintage cards with a “higher” grade would sell for more in a CGC 10 pristine label, but that just isn't the case. The Vintage cards with the more “seasoned” collector values the PSA label over the CGC “Higher Graded” version.

Instead, they have a “Pristine 10” grade, which is the same as the old Pristine 10 grade, just with no subgrades as an option. They also switched all Gem Mint 9.5s into Gem Mint 10s. So a CGC blue label 9.5 is equivalent to a CGC black label 10.

Is CGC 9.8 good? ›

While grades of CGC 9.9 (Mint) and CGC 10 (Gem Mint) are possible, they are rare. A CGC 9.8 (Near Mint/Mint) is a nearly perfect collectible with negligible handling or manufacturing defects, and it's about the best grade you can typically expect to get on a book.

Bear in mind, however, that CGC quality control has recently been quite suspect, so while it's uncommon, a comic book shipped to them can potentially be damaged. However, CBCS is the superior option if you wish to submit something that has already been signed, especially if the comic has a well-known signature.

Only a white page designation is allowed in the 10.0 grade. Off-White to White. Paper that is still white, but exhibits very slight aging to the outer edges. A significant number of comic books from the mid '70s to late '80s exhibit this page quality. This designation is the lowest allowed in the 9.9 grade.

Grading is a team effort, with multiple CGC professionals examining every collectible to ensure accuracy and consistency. CGC's graders enter a grade for each collectible into CGC's computer system.

Is CGC a Buy, Sell or Hold? Canopy Growth has a consensus rating of Hold which is based on 1 buy ratings, 5 hold ratings and 2 sell ratings. The average price target for Canopy Growth is $6.65. This is based on 8 Wall Streets Analysts 12-month price targets, issued in the past 3 months.

Is CGC a good company to work for? CGC has an overall rating of 3.6 out of 5, based on over 40 reviews left anonymously by employees. 65% of employees would recommend working at CGC to a friend and 60% have a positive outlook for the business. This rating has decreased by 10% over the last 12 months.

In addition, CGC also grades more things like errors and other unique cards that PSA or another company may not grade necessarily. With respect to the actual slab, CGC I think has the better slab than PSA in terms of protection and clarity overall.

In short, yes. 90% of comics are graded using CGC or CBCS, and among those two, CGC has the better reputation and generally higher values due to that reputation. CBCS is mostly comparable, just less popular, so many collectors prefer CGC-graded comics.