41 minutes ago, Jaydee said:

Fantastic Four 112 6.0  $150

 

BTW This was looked at by several people for the Best CPR Candidate.  This only has some Blemishes at the Top it is Gorgeous.  Consensus on a some fellow boardies and pros  was 7.5 to 8.0.  But Alas

(at least I didn't get my Usual Sammy Hagar Grades... I Cant grade higher than...5.5)

6 minutes ago, silverweb said:

take FF 50

Tales To Astonish 93 SOLD 

Avengers 55 $SOLD

Marvel Feature 1 7.0 $SOLD

Fantastic Four 112 6.0  $150

Fantastic Four 50 5.5   SOLD

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Just now, Straw-Man said:

sold on this very board a couple years ago when i busted up the run, keeping only the raboys [and my fave b'man cover, 7].

If it was RAW That Might be the one I bought in 2018 or Early 19 was a Beauty now has a Tape mark across the middle.  

If you have a 16, My Son ruined my F/VF Copy..He was 2 .. But was My Favorite Non Jungle Elephant Cover

15 hours ago, ft88 said:

Hulk 255 NM 257 NM 258 VFNM 259 VF lot $15

vs Thor

1st Arabian Knight

1st Soviet Super Soldier

54 minutes ago, Real Frantic One said:

House of Mystery #221
8.5 VF+
$30

Na, Na, Na  NA na Na NA, Na Na NA  NA....Hey Jude!!

On 1/18/2021 at 9:59 PM, Readcomix said:

Comics Interview #6 (1983) VG (wavy) contains Perez pencils from the original, scrapped JLA/Avengers crossover project. $3

30 minutes ago, bronze johnny said:

Books like ST110 make this an interesting hobby. Dr. Strange is one of the great creations of the Marvel Silver Age. ST 110 doesn’t require him on the cover as much as Pep 22 didn’t have Archie bracing its cover. Dr. Strange’s first appearance and story inside the book is what defines it and makes it special for the same reason that first appearances in anthologies like Tales of Suspense instead of a first issue of a run are. The formula that results in a key book doesn’t necessarily require in the case of a first appearance, that the character be included on the cover to be awesome. It might be important for the “slab” focused collector? Let’s try and remember as collectors that it’s what’s inside the book that sometimes matters more than what’s on the cover. Unfortunately, there’s an inclination on the part of some, who because the book is encapsulated and will not be removed due its monetary value (understandable- I’m one of those), that all they can see is a cover and define the book on that basis. This can evolve into an implicitly biased view that we may not be aware of over time as we continue to look at the book through the “plastic lens.” Books published before third party grading, especially those that hit newsstands and candy stores during the Silver Age were intended to be read and viewed in their entirety by that generation of readers and by the posterity of comic book collectors that would later follow them. Let’s not lose sight of that and remember to include this view when we look at books like Strange Tales 110. One last thing and this goes out to the “investors” and flippers that jump into this hobby primarily for the money: you will never understand this since collecting comic books is a rich experience that gets better with time. The longer the time in most cases, the greater the experience (who can forget when Adventure Comics 247 was one of the biggest SA keys during the ‘80s?). I try explaining this to my “buy the comic because the movie is coming out friends.” This hobby is not defined by another medium despite the many successful shenanigans used by speculators. Sure, a quick buck is made when speculation of a book takes over. The “next hot book” crowd and the more sophisticated market (best word I can use since we really can’t have a market per se without some form of regulation to ensure fairness and transparency) manipulators who apply tactics to artificially inflate the value of a book continue to do their thing (see ebay). The means of comic book collecting also in many cases, justifies the ends. Just ask a true collector about the memories they have about first reading Strange Tales 110. It’s a memory that money can’t buy and one we take with us when the comic books are left behind for future generations so they can gain some insight into who we were and the times we lived in. Strange Tales 110 can bring meaning to my rephrasing the old adage about variety adding to the spice of comic book collecting. Finally, I’m not a big fan of ST 110 cover but it was always a must have for me because the good doctor is one of Marvel’s greatest and most unique SA creations.
 

john

It is a Classic also because of The Superior Weapon Villainy mastermind himself The Great Peter Petruski, Paste Pot Pete is on the Cover.. (Trapster maybe his current Moniker but He will always be Paste Pot Pete to Me)

On 2/1/2021 at 9:15 AM, Timely said:

Photo-Journal Guide to Comic Books Vol 1 & 2.  I have 2 sets of the Gerber guides that I bought back in 1991, still in the original mailing box from Gerber.  They are still shrink wrapped & untouched.  $60 + shipping each set (2 sets available).

 

 

We are just like the Golden Girls without all the sex appeal.   Hey all, Some of you have tuned in and we love it.  I got permission from the brass to post the show, (hey he is a fan).  If you never watched it is just 3, 4, or 5 of your fellow Gold lovers  Boardies Chatting, Showing off, discussing, and just having fun.  We try to do this every Tuesday.  @DS Comics @Knightsofold  @cmcfan ..Grab Some Popcorn  and join us

25 minutes ago, Daveb25 said:

I won an item at comic connect last night and after checking out and mailing the check I received an email this morning saying:

 

Thank you for participating in the auction last night. I'm told there was an error in the auction lot. The programmer is looking into it now. 
 

Your wining price is $XXXXX but the auction processed the bid at a lower amount. Please do not send payment until we sort this out and send out an updated invoice. Thank you.

 

Rob Reynolds

Director of Consignments

 

The new price is very close to the max bid I entered. With comic connects 3 minute closing system how do I know there had been another bid and it was for just below my maximum bid. Since it went through the closing procedure at the lower bid and it’s supposedly an error in there system should I really have to pay the higher amount?  Please let me know what you guys think. 

Seems SUS ESPECIALLY because it it is comic connect.!!  Yeah VINCE I SAID IT!!

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CHAOS!

Man I read everything it was like a one of those tear jerker movies, the relationship was great things were going to well then it started to turn.  This is like a Lifetime movie.  You should be able to work this out.