Excalibur-Comics

Welcome collectors!

Excalibur contains all, and more that anyone would expect from a comic store: We have 1000s of back issues and tons of new comics coming in every week on Wednesday, thousands of cards, anything from Yugioh to Hockey, Warhammer, Dungeons and Dragons merchandise, toys, manga, anime, and anything you ever need or want. If you need more information check out our website. or give us a call. 2nd Floor: The second floor opened up about 6 years ago to expend our ever growing Inventory. Upstairs we have thousands more back issues of comics, as well as many Sport cards singles and many card sets. We have anime rentals, a game room, many toys and trade paper backs. Fridays and Saturdays upstairs becomes the stomping ground for the Magic the Gathering and Yugioh tournaments. We sponsor the Youth Soccer Team. Check out the defending champions. Excalibur Youth Team.

Excalibur grading guide

The #1 problem for collectors buying older comic books is grading. The Overstreet price guide published a standard grading guide a few years ago, but dealers and collectors failed to adopt the grading system universally. Although there is a new grading certification service (CGC - Comics Guaranty Corporation), it is expensive and every collector cannot afford to have all their books professionally graded. To make things even more difficult, grading standards vary greatly among collectors and dealers. You can have three different people grade one book and get three different answers. Our grading standards in our opinion, are stricter than average, but there are collectors who will have higher standards. We hope our definitions will give insight as to what our standards are. On our website you will find brief descriptions of how we grade comic books as well as small scans of books in the corresponding grade. Unfortunately, the scans may not give enough detail, so you'll have to take them with a grain salt. You will find a lot of intermediate grades like VG/FN. This simply means the grade falls between the two grades. A grade like VG+ will mean the book is slightly better than VG. Grading comics books is not an easy task - and sometimes it's difficult being precise. As a rule of thumb, always grade conservatively, if you can't decide whether a book is a VG+ or a FN-, go with the VG+. If you're not sure about a grade or if you're considering an investment purchse, you should consult with a comic book expert (maybe a local comic book store owner) or go to a comic book convention.

Check out our Website

www.excalibur-comics.com

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