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On 7/24/2023 at 6:44 PM, Microchip said:
'Original Owner'.
I don't think there's such a thing at this point.
These are all Marty's books that he purchased new and kept!
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i've only been interested in golden age for a long time.
i consider anything above 6.5 high grade. once you get into the 7.0's and above, that's the sweetness.
even some 6.5's can put me on the fence.
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On 6/30/2023 at 10:06 AM, sagii said:
You held on to some very nice ones as well. Boardies like yourself, @G.A.tor @comicjack @Forbush-Man in this Thread , Mr. Berk and others are the reason ive taken to this publisher. Learned so much in my years on this forum
As a rule I never sold anything.
For whatever reason I brought in 4 or 5 VGs or less for grading, and ended up selling 3 or 4 shortly after I received them back.
One might have come back a 5.0 and I still have it somewhere.
The ones I sold seem to have popped up in the Centaur thread (or this thread) over the years. The FPS with the guy riding the horse. The KDF with the circle with the guy punching the other guy, and this one.
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The supplements came up for sale a few years ago, and I asked Rick what they were.
He told me, but I can't remember the details.
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On 6/20/2023 at 10:47 PM, sagii said:
This might have been mine, but I can't remember what grade it was.
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On 5/27/2023 at 4:57 PM, Marty Mann said:
Thanks...it seems I have trouble getting things correct on this forum...time to take a break
i wouldn't let it concern you!
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On 5/27/2023 at 3:54 PM, Marty Mann said:
No it's not new...didn't know this thread was for new books, my mistake..
No problem! I'm certain your collection is welcome anywhere you care to post it!
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On 5/16/2023 at 10:30 AM, SpideyFein said:
I give you a lot of credit. It is a beastly, long run comprised of tough issues! Thank you!
there wasn't much interest in them (comparatively) when i started, in 2010, 2011!
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The only thing I've actively collected in the past dozen years is these Conan Weird Tales pulps.
I still need 6 or 7 (including this one). GLWTS!
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On 4/22/2023 at 10:10 AM, skypinkblu said:
Thanks...I updated the post, there are only 7 on the census...I'm going through my books for the first time in a few years and I am finding quite a few that had less than 10 now have 12 or more. If there were a category with 20 or less, I have a bunch, lol.
Gotta keep it ultra-exclusive!
There's a thread in another forum on here with a higher number.
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On 4/18/2023 at 10:25 PM, walclark said:
Only graded copy (although I think @sagii has a raw copy). Kind of surprising for a WWII cover in a long-running title.
It's me.
None on the census was more fun!
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Welcome to the forum!
I read my first comic off the rack in early 1975.
Shortly after that I found a local shop and discovered back issues. I don't recall them having any golden age for sale or on display, but I did buy the Overstreet in 1976 (the Spirit) there, so i was definitely aware of GA books by then.
I was reading and collecting all my runs (at a different shop) in 1978 when one of the owners said they were flying to NYC for the 4th of July Phil Seuling Comic Art Convention.
We lived in South Florida but had moved from Brooklyn, so I had folks to stay with.
Surprisingly my mom said yes. I was 14.
It was a different world then.
I didn't intend to buy golden age comics at my first Con, but I met Jay Maybruck of Sparkle City, and he cut me a deal on minty fresh World's Finest #9, and Human Torch #12.
Both excellent WWII covers (my tastes must have formed early)!
I was then collecting snd reading my runs and buying gold at the same time.
A few years later after completing all the runs I wanted to complete, I turned exclusively to Golden Age comics for the remainder of time that I collected.
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What Period Does GA Begin and End For You For Collecting...
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New Fun in 1935 (I don't consider pre-hero DC Platinum) to generally All Star #57 in early 1950.
Silver Age starts some 5 or 6 years later.