youfoundjake

This would be my comic room for now.. I'm currently working on building one out.

I suppose we will see when its slabbed right?

Web of Spider-man #17

Old Collector, New to Slabbing I collected comics from 1987 to 1993. In that period of time, I managed to get quite a bit of current issues, and grew my back issue inventory quite well. My pride and joy is the Uncanny X-Men 94-300 with a Giant Size #1. I managed to have fairly large runs, New Mutants, X-Factor, Flash vol2, and limited series's out the wazoo.. Then I joined the USMC and everything got stuck in storage. Roughly 3300 comics and graphic novels. Fast forward to 4 months ago, I grabbed all 12 of my long boxes and started putting them into a database, (online database didn't exist in my day, a red binder with 3 hole punch paper was my database) After seeing that my collection I paid roughly $5000 for, I eventually saw a total value of about $24,000. Nice.. So seeing as how I just came back to collecting, I learned about the crash from the 90's, and the birth of CGC. After much deliberating, I submitted my first book. Uncanny X-men #94. I purchased it for $100 originally. A unfortunate side note about this particular issue, is that it is signed by Chris Claremont and Bob Mcleod, pre-CGC, which means that this book doesn't qualify for SS, which is kind of a bummer. But the graders notes do indicate that it is signed, even if the label doesn't. http://i1182.photobucket.com/albums/x452/youfoundjake/Uncanny%20X-Men/xmen94front.jpg http://i1182.photobucket.com/albums/x452/youfoundjake/Uncanny%20X-Men/xmen94back.jpg http://i1182.photobucket.com/albums/x452/youfoundjake/Uncanny%20X-Men/signed94.jpg To see old comments for this Journal entry, click here. New comments can be added below.