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1) teleportation 2) I am the Walrus 3) Frank Sinatra, Jack Nicholson, Richard Pryor Why? It would be one hell of an entertaining party

Interesting question. I always thought that they were blue label incomplete 0.5s, but I would love to hear other opinions. There are a few opinions in this old thread. Thanks

Interesting question. I always thought that they were blue label incomplete 0.5s, but I would love to hear other opinions.

The colors on those Tecs from the bound volume are amazing. (thumbs u

This is amazing. I thought it was from a wax museum at first glance

Holy Smokes. How many 3s? 5/7 on 3's and 15/17 on 2s....was just one of those games... my best game ever was 2006...17/20 on 3's for 51 pts... 15/17 on 2s. Wow - that is an incredible percentage for that many shots. So, were the vast majority of your shots pull up jumpers or post up? of course he was playing against 8 year olds..... We lost 116-80. Played the "best" and undefeated team (several former college players). Just had one of those games Sounds like you might need to do some serious recruiting before next season.

Holy Smokes. How many 3s? 5/7 on 3's and 15/17 on 2s....was just one of those games... my best game ever was 2006...17/20 on 3's for 51 pts... 15/17 on 2s. Wow - that is an incredible percentage for that many shots. So, were the vast majority of your shots pull up jumpers or post up?

Holy Smokes. How many 3s?

Bob this book is simply amazing.

Fantastic book Peter

This copy looks so good Court. Congratulations

These days 35 has surpassed 28 both in demand and price. Thanks Rick. (thumbs u

Hey G.A.tor Given the current market, what book do you think is more valuable (i.e. If the books had the exact same grade, page quality and general appearance): blue label Tec 28 or blue label Tec 35?

Congratulations. Now you can sell me your undercopy.

I believe it absolutely is more desirable in most every case but I never seen a consistent % value increase. It also depends on the pedigree. And the comic. Some of the less collected comics can get a bigger bump just so someone can say they have a Church or Okajima comic. That's a good point. Some of the easier to find pedigrees -- Bethlehem, say -- don't seem to bring much of a premium on more common or less desirable books. I've bought copies of such books where the seller didn't even note (or maybe didn't notice) the pedigree. There was someone a while ago arguing that pedigrees don't matter except for the top three or four (Church, Okajima, SF), but I would disagree with that. Thanks everyone for your feedback regarding pedigrees. It helps answer my question and confirms what I was thinking.

I believe it absolutely is more desirable in most every case but I never seen a consistent % value increase. Thanks G.A.tor. I appreciate it.

I know the Joker books are Tec 45 and I think 76. I would have to do some research for the others.

G.A.tor, So all things being equal, how much does a books pedigree increase the value of a book? (i.e. two books with same grade, but one book is a Larson copy.)

Congratulations Court. Oh how I love me a Tec 33.

Congratulations Court. This is a beautiful copy.

Peter that is a fantastic looking 8.0. Congratulations on the pickup.

Why is that only a 3.0

Any Pre-Robins? Nope. Lot's of Post-Robins though. Thanks for letting me know. Great haul.