Desk offer
Provenance and edition review
A second pair of eyes on an edition you already hold or have been offered: marks, transfer notes, and whether the rarity claim holds.
Who it is for. Anyone about to pay a premium, or anyone who inherited an edition and needs a plain-language reading of its paperwork.
What you leave with. A review letter: what the marks show, what they do not show, and whether we would file an acquisition at the asking figure.
Time. Three to six working days after files are received.
Where it happens. Remote review of scans and transfer records. Physical inspection in Thailand when the copy can travel.
How we charge. 3,600 THB for a single edition; additional editions in the same packet from 1,800 THB.
How this sits beside acquisition
Use this offer when you are not ready to name a single copy. Collector guidance teaches the marks. Matching proposes a short list of mutant archive editions that exist in numbered runs. Provenance review reads an edition already in hand or on offer. Any of these can lead to a later acquisition request; none of them quietly becomes one without your say-so.
Materials we ask for: screenshots of stamps, transfer notes, and — when a physical comic still informs the plate — a photograph of the printed counterpart if you own it. We return files; we do not keep seller names in marketing.
Next step: write to the desk with the offer selected. Replies go out within two working days.