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LB - what's "enhanced" about them??? -d

I suppose the phrase "underrated mags" is redundant.

DHOKF #22? No?

Only kidding Al, some kid will love those!

A badly sun faded pence copy of Nova 15.... Makes it ultra-rare!

And those are outliers . . . or maybe just out and out-liars.

Well at least FBS and I agree on something! Back in your hole Jaydog.

But we do.

So many experts around here . . I don't know who to believe.

There are people that swear that 361 was not a hoarded book when it came out. Looking back it seems comical now. You forget that the people who post here are not representative of the world-at-large. Yes, three professional collectors hoarded the book (or attempted to) when it came out. I'm sure other dealers did as well. But the vast number of the comic-buying public did not. And I would venture that most of the dealers dumped their inventory below $20 each . . . Why wouldn't they? A quick $15-18 an issue in 1992? Hello???

Gems???

That was a "Dark Sale" . . .

(Maybe RMA is right?) . . . nah!

Bumped for Jaydog's ego.

Trolling? You? You're a ubiquitous self-promoter. How could anyone avoid you??? Transparency and light are my business.

Do I want to?

Yeah! (But you live on Long Island . . . the birthplace of comic books, and a densely populated market). Bravo!

Jay - One thread wasn't enough to pimp your book? It must truly pain you to drop it to #2.

Do you actually believe you've had an original thought?Markets have existed for millennia.

But this does immeasurably.

Although, this doesn't extrapolate.

Actually, now that I've paused to consider your evidence, I think that you mean "most retail comic purchasers" . . .