Jenna

I can tell you from personal experience, that that pulp would have a hard time selling on ebay for 5 bucks in even very good. I had a few copies last year (er 2012 now) ranging from vg to f, and when I tried to get rid of them, they stayed on ebay for a year, and then finally I sold them all ending at 99 cents auctions just to be rid of them. While the dime adventure, mystery, and detective are all sought after, the westerns aren't (unlike the spicy runs where all 4 are collected). They only got the one bid.

When you say you had a few copies of this last year, do you mean this particular issue or just Dime Western in general? It's this particular issue that I'm interested in.

Thanks everyone for the comments on the magazine. I have a feeling that yes, as Theagenes pointed out, it would appeal more to Leaonard fans than pulp collectors. I also collect first edition books and only have a few pulps (all with first prints of more well known stories) so I'll hang on to this one as just another first in my collection.

I posted in a different section asking for info about this Dime Western (March 1953) I have, so please see this post if you have any info about this book.