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Re: To Slab or not to Slab
Im not sure. On one hand i like slabbing because i think i can trust the grade and condition, although Bruce's comment that the grading can be way off worries me. I feel putting the card in a mylar sleeve is just as good as slabbing.
I think a slabbed lobby card graded 9 for a big vintage title might attract a higher price than un slabbed...no not sure..hence im on the fence!
I think a slabbed lobby card graded 9 for a big vintage title might attract a higher price than un slabbed...no not sure..hence im on the fence!
Sven
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Re: Yeah, so, I am watching this..,
Dunkirk was painfully slow and unfulfilling - I am surprised it was so widely heralded as a film worthy of an oscar. It was very "visually stunning" but outright bland in story and excitement.
Charlie
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Re: Post Titles with Your Images Please!!!
It sounds cheap but those are the perks of hosting this place. If I feel like someone is attacking the integrity of the forum I will take action. If Dave or Matt think I went too far, they will tell me and I will adjust. It doesn't really have that much to do with what I want personally.HONDO said:That's o.k.You always do what you want to do Charlie.Charlie said:I really dislike the title of this thread. It's very you Lawrence. Attacking the forum is counter productive and I'm going to change it.
Charlie
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Re: MoviePosterCollectors.guide Movie Poster Images Database/Albums/Webpages
Forgot the bestest, although it's just floating heads!
Re: Mel's New Framed Collection in Charlotte NC
That Blue is really stunning. Me likey ALOT.
Are they hard to get?
Re: Rolling and unrolling
OMG SO MUCH DAMAGE TO THE EDGES...and the chick that just chucks em once she's done! FAR OUT.
Third video was interesting....
I still think rolling a poster the opposite way to flatten it creates more problems than good with the new ones...just weight them down.
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