Or buying by the nix load

I'm taking a chance. I just purchased at least 4500 raw comic books. At least that is the number I think it is. They are anywhere between mid seventies and early nineties. I didn't get to really look through them as deeply as I would have wanted too. I still had to get to work. One of the first boxes I looked at had The Thing and Spider-Woman, two series I've been wanting to read. There also looked to be some nice Amazing-spider Man issues, including 194,238, and 252.

Unfortunately, I am now stuck at work and will have to diligently go through them tomorrow, after breakfast with my dad. It was claimed there were six thousand but from the picture I took it might be closer to 4500. One of the titles was the New Mutants and the two issues I looked at hoping for a high grade was 47 and 99. The 99 has a shot. I'll have to examine it closer, the 47, a newsstand edition has not.

I am hoping to sell off what I don't want, keep what I do, and grade what I want to send to CGC, maybe with a signature or two. Part of me is afraid I miscounted and didn't get the deal I was hoping for but either way it gives me a chunk closer to what I had to get rid of all those years ago.

And by the way I couldn't get past day eleven without buying a CGC graded book. And just as a second after thought almost like it doesn't matter, my Amazing Spider-Man arrived today.

Thanks for Reading

Tnerb

Picture of the comics I bought. What's your best guess?

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