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jarhead_84 Posts: 624
7/5/2020
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I am having a hard time determining the difference between the Chromium Foil cover and the Embossed VVSS Edition. Current scans doesn't really provide a good way of knowing.
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Ben
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BasementComics Posts: 784
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I have a copy of Rai and the Future Force and not only is it signed, but it has a stamp, like a notary seal. I tried to point to it.
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jarhead_84 Posts: 624
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Donald, that's cool, but what does this have to do with my question?
Ben
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BasementComics Posts: 784
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Hi Ben, I was just stating that the VVSS ( at least mine was) had an embossment and was signed. I was under the impression that all VVSS (including the Turok) had the embossment and were signed. Apologies if that is not the case.
I did look at an ebay auction for a CGC VVSS Turok and they state (per CGC) that the embossment is on the back cover for that particular issue.
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Defiant1 Posts: 720
7/5/2020
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In order to be complete as a VVSS versions, it should have a little sheet saying it's a VVSS version.
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rixmaxx Posts: 463
7/6/2020
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Though signed editions of comic books are actually quite common, the VVSS program
included official Valiant-issued certificates and book-embossing, which separate the
VVSS books from other Valiant signed books on the current secondary market.
You can read all about them here: http://www.valiantarchive.com/valiant/vcvss.php
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jarhead_84 Posts: 624
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Donald, thanks for the info, I was confused by your response, didn't know there were others. Sorry if I came across as rude. And as it is, mine is just the regular version Defiant. I read the article and that really cleared things up.
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Ben
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Defiant1 Posts: 720
7/6/2020
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I think there is an early one (with bloodshot maybe?) that didn't have the embossed stamp, but most do.
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