Enson Johnson wrote:HELLO EVERYONE,I WAS WONDERING IF ANYONE COULD CLARIFY FOR ME WHERE TWO TYPES OF FLAWS WOULD LIMIT AN ITEM ON THE GRADING SCALE. (NOT BOTH FLAWS COMBINED)1. OWNER'S NAME WRITTEN ON INSIDE OF BOOK OR MODULE2. REMAINDER MARKSUCH AS, THIS ITEM COULD NOT BE GREATER THAN A GOOD COPY OR FAIR COPY BECAUSE OF THE FLAW. ASSUMING THERE ARE NO OTHER FLAWS PRESENT.THANK YOU IN ADVANCE. SORRY FOR A LAME POST.
Badmike wrote:Enson Johnson wrote:HELLO EVERYONE,I WAS WONDERING IF ANYONE COULD CLARIFY FOR ME WHERE TWO TYPES OF FLAWS WOULD LIMIT AN ITEM ON THE GRADING SCALE. (NOT BOTH FLAWS COMBINED)1. OWNER'S NAME WRITTEN ON INSIDE OF BOOK OR MODULE2. REMAINDER MARKSUCH AS, THIS ITEM COULD NOT BE GREATER THAN A GOOD COPY OR FAIR COPY BECAUSE OF THE FLAW. ASSUMING THERE ARE NO OTHER FLAWS PRESENT.THANK YOU IN ADVANCE. SORRY FOR A LAME POST. If both were unobtrusive (i.e. the remainder mark was one tiny slash on the spine, the name very small) I would consider them along with any other minor flaw like a bent corner, edge wear, spine crease....if the remainder mark were in huge black ink across the cover, the name inside in giant Green block letters, well then.... I think neither would knock the item down to a "Good" or "Fair" condition, if that was the only flaw and otherwise the item was exceptional, but I guess it depends on the personal grading scale.Mike B.