Comicdey

Congratulations -- that's a very fresh looking copy.

Seller graded it as a Good, base upon some esoteric standard along with every other book that was listed. They were all "good" The other photos show white pages and a very clean back cover.

I'm hoping it's at least a fine.

Here's to hoping

Now I'm assuming all pages are there.......

Look what I just won on Ebay for less than $60

The Northwest Mounties #2 are U.S. Version on the right and Australian on the left. I purchased the Aussie version off ebay out of curiosity. The cover is a complete re-draw. I'd have to go back and check to see if the interiors are as well.

One more mini group shot (as it's only a four issue set). I need to crack the two slabs or buy a lower grade reader copy for the #4

Here's a little mini group shot.....

Just picked this up on ebay from board member eccomic. The best part is it turns out to be the Cosmic Aeroplane copy

 

Very nice book. I've been looking for a copy for a little while now.

Here's Ghostly Weird 124.....I've had it for quite a while, but pulled it out to show someone, and then figured I might as well post the scan. It is incredibly glossy, bright and structurally sound. I've debated on selling it over the years, but it will continue to stay in the collection.

One more surprise in a lot of books that I picked up.

Kudos to new board member Peter for quick payment for PGA ASM 52.

Fast and friedly newby on the boards.

Take a look at this auction-

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=7005520513

 

This book is listed in Gerber but it sure doesn't appear to be a comic book! Major error in the Gerber guide with this one.

Steet and Smith would put photos and real life stories within their books on a regular basis. It's possible that there are cartoons or art within the book but unless you have it in hand, there's no telling. Does anyone have a copy that could confirm this?

Kudos to comicdey for two more Silver Age GL issues to add to my "almost done full run".

Kudos right back to you for fast payment and friendly dealings.

Mine.

Can I borrow it so I can make a copy?

I'm giddy like a little girl (and will cross post this everywhere). It is beautiful. Classic Ingels bondage cover

 

how's the interior and stories?

I've eyed that book for years.

Kudos to Divad for disliking Allen Shevy

 

Hey, we stick together around here

 

 

Have you checked out my lastest information on the saga. Bumps are always appreciated.

 

No, but I think you should just let it go . . . it's not worth the strife. You made your point, now breathe deeply.

Must get air.........need oxygen.......

It's pretty much over on the boards, unless someone inadvertently bumps the thread. It can die a slow page shifting death. Thanks to all for letting me rant a bit.

Kudos to Divad for disliking Allen Shevy

 

Hey, we stick together around here

 

Have you checked out my lastest information on the saga. Bumps are always appreciated.

Kudos to Divad for disliking Allen Shevy

Kudos for quick payment from GoodyRickles for my JIM 83 auctioned on the forum...with only a couple of auction rules......

Mile High Supersnipe V1#8 or another VF/NM or better pedigree.

The WWII covers ended at #66, after that from 67-78 the vast majority of the covers feature the Torch battling gangsters and bank robbers. I've read in a number of places that MM's sales declined dramatically after WWII and I think that with #79 the editors (I think that Stan is back) were trying to increase sales with a new cover themes. I've got almost all of the run from #79 up and I try to post some of better covers over the next fews weeks.

 

Can tell you about the story as I haven't read the issue, I'll have to find a low grade copy somewhere.

I always love it when people have high grade copies that they are afraid to open.

I'd love to see your timely issues. maybe you could scan the stories too.

I have the same problem with a few books, but not most.

kudos to mlovest for letting me fill a couple of his NM modern holes in the collection.

Kudos to KingofRulers for a trade deal....bronze and silver for gold....and I'm pretty sure we're both happy about it.

Kudos to Divad for being 3rd in the list of people offered Hulk 180-182 and willing to make an offer that I could live with.

I made my profit and now

Here's to your slabbing and flipping profits.

Kudos to October for an easy sale of Hulk 162......I still need to cash the check.

Hopefully we can make some more deals in the future.

Kudos to UK Flaming Telepath for his purchase of a group from the Hulks R Us collection and a few out of my personal collection. It was a pleasure to deal with you.

Thanks

I've got a Golden Age Supersnipe V2 #7, great black cover. It's a one staple book.

Graded Qualified 8.0 with a detached centerfold and it doesn't bother me one bit.

It even has a $5 price penciled on the back upper right corner .

I paid a pittance for it....but with that said I also have a pretty nice reader.

If your selling it raw, describe the defects and call it apparent just like CGC.

If you are buying it, compare it to what a G/VG by wear would look like and pay accordingly higher.

If you are keeping it, no worries, it's still complete and readable.

Lots of great books have noted prices on their interior page from days gone by, and it's not much of a detraction in my opinion except if it's a book looking to be graded VF or better.

I'd say most collectors would easily pay up to a VG/FN price for a comic with a detached centerfold if it was otherwise high grade (NM) and possibly up to a FN value, depending on rarity. Heck, would you rather have a NM with a full length sub crease (VG/FN) or a NM with a loose centerfold that can be tucked in nicely.

Eye appeal......is a very good thing.