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Just a legal warning to the wannabe's but Professional Opinion Services has already been claimed.

Worldwide website has Steve wishing Matt good luck in his new endeavor so I'm assuming that this relationship will be terminating in Feb 2013.

Not sure what is going to happen to Classic's joint business with Worldwide. I'm guessing that this is now terminated?

Is this a treasure also? Don't know how many collectors with logo's.

Show off

How much?

No reservations baby Let me know how the last food tour goes. And I still want an autographed book

And serve us drinks with umbrella's in them

Now that is funny

He's drilling oil wells

Shouldn't you be posting this? Communication Breakdown, It's always the same, I'm having a nervous breakdown, Drive me insane!

Explains your grading. Time for glasses buddy

Now that's an Overstreet ad if I ever saw one.

The Heritage 7.5 sale price was like handing the buyer money. I've sold 7.0's for more than the 7.5 sold for.

Yup, they are always ugly when you don't own it.

My asking price on your 7.5 was $25K Our deal was cash/trade. I was happy with the deal we did.

Terrible scan? My scanner tends to blow up the white's a bit. I don't really like screwing around with the settings a lot because then it screws up the front covers.

Yuck, and it's got writing on the cover to.

Well if you had won the book I'm sure I could have bought it for $36,750.

With a lot of theft occurring at shows I am not a big fan of open booth to the back wall designs. Too many books disappear. Asking to come back to look is generally respectful as far as I'm concerned. Some get offended if I don't let them back to look. If I know someone a long time and have seen them handle books I really don't mind them taking a book out. However, I have witnessed some very brutal book handling at my booth and if you just so happened to be walking by at the time you would be witnessing a "Bad bob" moment. I can understand kids being a little rough but frankly am not sure why adults feel it's necessary to bend my books back so that they can see what they are looking at. Or if they can't put the book back into the box they feel compelled to stuff it in. I have witnessed some books falling off my shelf from a helper I know very well. Needless to say the slow motion reactions from others around him were priceless and thankfully no book was damaged. That's why it pays to have a bigger board around your books in case of things like this. Dent the board, not the book (Remember, Hotflips has you covered )

Nice to know all the dealers that are paying retail for Hulk #1's in 8.0.

Well I happen to prefer the 2 9.4 dark green copies I currently own.

Wonky Green? Wow, that's a new one to me. There are differences in the upper left corner of the books based on where in the print run the book was. If we were chatting about the book I refer to it as the color strike. Starts out deep rich green and fades along the way. There are also different variances in color of Silver Surfer #2's that go from very deep rich purple to lighter. This is not because of being exposed or fading. The Dark green versions of X-Men #1's are generally more desireable from a eye appeal standpoint.

First time to London. Looking forward to it.

I think that Lunch cost me a few bucks