AJD

I was the same for many years. GA did it for me where other eras didn't. Buying what you like most is hard to go wrong with.

Agree with everyone else here. I've made several purchases and always thought the grading spot on. (And I'm a toughish grader according to the boards grading contest.)

Some 1940s Australian reprints of Dell Disney comics.

I have a few I got free from MCS at one stage. I love Disney comics and like ASM etc, but the complete disconnect between the cover and contents leaves me cold. Maybe I just don't get variants?

What a lovely glossy copy that #1042 is.

I'd always assumed that this book I own was one of the poorly stored FH copies, given the dust shadow down the spine. Then I found another Wings 98 in the Heritage archive, also labelled by CGC as a Church copy. Was there a duplicate? Has one of the books (likely mine) been mis-attributed?

This one is dramatically symbolic.

You should start collecting Australian GA. You'd fit right in!

I collect the roadside election signs after polling ends. The corflute is light, easy to cut and strong and makes excellent mailing protection for comics. I only once had a customer complain about the brand of politics on the piece he got.

Just one in my collection of war bonds covers

My personal choice of the moderns you listed is ASM 300, which is a classic, while the others sort of depend on movie tie-ins for their value and the MCU seems to be in decline now, so they might not hold their value as well. That said, it's always going to be easist to find another copy of ASM 300 if you change your mind later. But haven't you already answered your own question by putting UFC4 higher in your top 10?

Australian OS13 (1949) - reprints Four Color #199

With that piece missing I wouldn't be taking that book out of a 6.0 holder.