MARVEL AMAZING FANTASY #15 CGC 5.0 FIRST SPIDERMAN (LOOKS BETTER THAN 5.0)
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MARVEL AMAZING FANTASY #15 CGC 5.0 FIRST SPIDERMAN (LOOKS BETTER THAN 5.0)

This item is issue #15 of Marvel's Amazing Fantasy #15 CGC Graded 5.0. This is the first Spiderman. The CGC S/N is 1059746001.

ABOUT THE CGC GRADING After being examined by a Restoration Detection Expert, a book then passes to a pre-grader. At this stage the comic books are in barcoded mylar sleeves, and have been separated from their original invoice. This step is taken to ensure that graders do not know whose books they are grading, as a further guarantee of impartiality.
The pre-grader begins the grading process by counting the book’s pages and entering into the computer any peculiarities or flaws that may affect a book’s grade. Some examples of this would be “a tear on third page,†“a corner crease – does not break color,†“a ¼†inch spine split,†and so forth. He then enters this information, if necessary, into the “Graders Notes†field and assigns his grading opinion. When the next grader examines the comic, he is not able to see the first person’s assigned grade, so as to not influence his own evaluation. After determining his own grade for the comic, he can then view the Graders Notes entered by the previous grader, and he may add to this commentary if he believes more remarks are in order.
This same process is repeated as the comic passes to the Grading Finalizer. He makes a final restoration check before determining his own grade, at which time he then reviews the grades and notes entered by the previous graders. If all grades are in agreement or are very close, he will then assign the book’s final grade. It then is forwarded to the Encapsulation Department for sealing. If there is disagreement among the graders, a discussion will ensue until a final determination is made and the book forwarded. CGC GRADING SCALE 10.0 Gem Mint 9.9 Mint 9.8 Near Mint/Mint 9.6 Near Mint + 9.4 Near Mint 9.2 Near Mint - 9.0 Very Fine/Near Mint 8.5 Very Fine + 8.0 Very Fine 7.5 Very Fine - 7.0 Fine/Very Fine 6.5 Fine + 6.0 Fine 5.5 Fine - 5.0 Very Good/Fine 4.5 Very Good + 4.0 Very Good 3.5 Very Good - 3.0 Good/Very Good 2.5 Good + 2.0 Good 1.8 Good - 1.5 Fair/Good 1.0 Fair .5 Poor

ENCAPSULATION

After each comic has been graded and the necessary numbers and text entered into their respective data fields, all the comics on a particular invoice are taken from the Grading Department into the Encapsulation Department. Here, appropriately color-coded labels are printed out bearing the appropriate descriptive text, including each book's grade and identification number. This last item is extremely important, as it serves to make each certified comic unique and is also an important deterrent to counterfeiting CGC's valued product. All of the above information is duplicated in a bar code, which appears underneath the written text on the comic's label.The newly-printed labels are stacked in the same sequence as the comics to be encapsulated with them, ensuring that each book and its label match one another. The comic is now ready to be fitted inside an archival-quality interior well, which is then sealed within a transparent capsule, along with the book’s color-coded label. This is accomplished through a combination of compression and ultrasonic vibration. The result is a newly-encapsulated CGC comic, ready to be shipped to its proud owner. Shipping:
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