1950's war comics

me and ,my buds grew up playing pinball at the arcades in the 70's we had it down pat to win free games , my buddy was a pinball wizard and i learned from him and got good too ! my buddy could max out free games (usually a max of 25 games per machine) and then we would sell the machine to some other kid for a couple bucks with the 25 games on it ! a couple tricks that we used to play for free were .. well of course we would flatten out a penny to the size of a quarter , that always worked but it was hard work flattening the penny with a hammer , took about five minutes ,,, but the neatest trick my buddy knew worked on Bally machines only,,, you would merely drop a nickel into the coin slot as slowly as you could,,usually the nickel went through into the coin return but eventually on the right machines the nickel would stick ! and then you dropped 2 pennies in after that, the 2nd penny would register 2 free games !!!!!!

Fireball was probably the toughest game to win a free game on back in the day ... that spinner right in front of the flippers made it real tough to get a high score, my buddy finally solved Fireball though..... he got a huge magnet from one of the giant record players speakers from back in the day and and when the free game light was one he was able to catch the ball in play when it rested on a flipper and move it over to the free game chute !!!

i sold some vintage concert t-shirts i had in my drawer for 40 years... even though the were worn out i still got $40 each for them a eBay

i had an Schwinn "Apple Crate" when i was 10 yrs old , it took my step father two days to assemble it , it was awesome... unfortunately it was stolen within the year

great comics ! i'm sure you will have a great down payment... or pay cash for the house !!!

even though there are no superhero comics it's still a neat collection

Stan could think up a great story while falling out of bed

one of the very few (if any besides this) shuffleboard covers ....

this is some of the worst shooting in history

get it graded ! will be preserved and look great in a slab ! and probably be a 1.5

Brute Force #1 (or #4 for that matter) is still 100% better than this drek

Alf #48 is worth a bunch ! so it might drag the #1 up in value !!

if you sold them all as one lot you would have enough to get yourself a nice happy meal !! and a shake !!!

A nice DELL,.. with Bill Bixby (Dr Banner from the Hulk tv show)

fine , and keys should always get a press

this lot was a flippers heaven 30K into 60K !! no problem !!

hey @kav tell your LCS buddy he missed out on a sure thing this time !!!

minus the Hulks... even if he offered local pick up, that collection wouldn't even be worth the U-Haul van rental and gas that it took to go a few hundred miles each way....

minus the Hulks and going by the seeded gems that he chose to show us from the 60 boxes i'm not sure if there is even $600 worth of value in those 60 boxes, lots of the titles i have never even heard off , most of them are not bagged and boarded,.... and that was the good stuff he was showing us from the 20 some boxes he actually took pictures of,.. imagine what DREK gems are in those other 40 boxes

WTB IH 7-100 hello ! i was a big fan of the TV show from 40 yrs ago ! i just really liked Lou Farigno but i especially liked Bill Bickbsy ! i am looking to buy issues 7-100 , or would purchase the omnibus volumes,.. top $ paid no hall of shame/ on probation sellers

is this Lou Farigno ? please the eBay listing and description revealed things i was unaware of and need help

are there any good 1st appearances in those illusive early Hulks from issue #7 on up need help please

i can't afford Hulk 1-6 ,... but i do really like Lou Farigno so i anyone has any cheap reader copies of Hulks issues 7-35 i would be interested as i don't remember reading those issues...

is that what your buddy/LCS owner eventually did with his 200 boxes ? or did he sell them 10 for a penny