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143ksk

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    Sold a nice Pep 30 at a Chicago ComiCon in the mid '80s. Bought it back on eBay about 10 years later.
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    Just in a vault at Wells Fargo. No, the boxes are not airtight. Not sure why one would want them to be.
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    I've stored 5 figure GA books in a bank safe deposit box for 15-20 years without any issues.
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    One panel, I think
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    Yup. Spirit #22.
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    Still have most.
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    Been a while... Somehow, Conan has become the center of my BA Marvel SS collection. Frank Brunner, Barry Smith, Roy Thomas, Neal Adams and Steve Gan
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    Maybe 🤔
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    Thanks, Sharon. Really not necessary, though.
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    Not exactly the response I would have hoped for but ok... if anyone had my prize, chips from an action 1, as something they really wanted, pm me and I will send them out. If there’s more than one person, I will select randomly. These are legit and come from a resto project from around 10 years ago.
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    I seem to have fallen off the list...
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    I've been working since 4 am this morning, and thought I should finally open my gifts from @JazzMan Really great stuff including 3 classic books, an Archie Pop, an original splash and Hot Chocolate (which considering that it was -4 this morning is pretty useful right now). Thanks Claudio!
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    Glad you like them
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    Mine arrived today
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    Genuine pieces from a very brittle Action #1. With CoA
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    No, Russia wasn't doing much seafaring in the 17th Century. They weren't doing much quality coin minting either. The basic coinage was wire kopeks--pieces of wire, pounded flat and struck with a die. For large coins (thalers), they countermarked other countries' coins with the image of the tsar and the date 1655.