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    Fedex have always been reliable when shipping books to CGC.
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    It is a classic. Congrats.
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    Nice. That 147 is a tough book to find. I was just about to post that. Rarely seen book.
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    Until next time!!!!!!!!
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    Been a while since I was here.
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    This was during the period when Heath was producing his best covers for Atlas.
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    Quite a comeback.
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    The cents 7.0 copy went for $4.8K. The pence one went for $2.7K, which is about 55% of its U.S. counterpart. It did have better page quality, though.
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    The auction''ll be an excellent gauge regarding pence copies as there are one of each in the same grade.
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    At the moment...
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    Just a couple of Strange Tales 110s ending on Clink this evening...
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    Nice! Love DC 1950s number 1s. Nearly all of which omit the number on the cover.
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    Yup. They're both pants. Time to unload those aesthetically challenged bits of paper. I'll give 'em a good home.
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    I agree with this assessment. As has been discussed before, the arrival of the Silver Age was incremental over several years, so I would agree that the change at Atlas, or rather this specific title, was later than what occurred with Showcase.
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    Presents well for the grade.
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    Great purchase.
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    Going to need to see a scan of that beauty Andy!! I'll get it sorted...
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    Thanks for the info, Jim. As you say the sale would be made with the knowledge that the book would be irreplaceable.