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It was typical for giants in the '50s/early '60s to have a higher price for Canada (and I believe overseas as well). Dell, Harvey and Archie all had these price variants.

There are 25, 30 and 35 cent versions of some Dell Giants I have owned copies of Pogo Parade with all 3 price variants.

Congrats Ray!

My pleasure I almost didn't list the Crippen book, but I'm glad it's going to a good home!

Just got a few books back from CGC

I'm thinking (hoping) it goes higher than that.

Gabe, can I politely ask you to respond to the comment you made which I bolded? I'm not being facetious, but .. do you know that Grading should accurately represent the book, not which number will make it sell faster? I'm wondering if perhaps you haven't got to grips with what Grading actually means applied to a comic book. I do realize that and I grade as accurately as I can to make sure people are happy. Thay said I've had this comic for a while with four watchers and having a more accurate grade will sell it faster. Okay, thanks. I saw that and I did a double-take If it's Graded accurately, maybe lower the price to make it more palatable to a potential buyer? Lower the price = it'll sell quicker. Or put it up for a 10 day auction with a low starting bid and let the chips fall where they may. That's too risky I've lost much more money then I should have doing that as they ended at .99 Really? I've had absolute garbage on eBay that I blew out because it came back graded lower than I expected and I've never had anything end at .99. I dunno...maybe do a reserve auction? Yup my two best examples of that would be the gold coin that was 400 sold for .99 cents and 80 dollars worth of silver dimes. I'm curious how a gold coin managed to sell for 99c

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