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This is a very reputable and knowledgeable collector and ebay seller for what it's worth. I would go with genuine. What a killer find!
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42 minutes ago, Cat-Man_America said:
So, there are 4 "graded" copies, I have an un-graded copy and I know of 3 other un-graded copies. (total of 8) are there more out there I don't know of? Most likely, how many who knows. The fact that Gerber couldn't find a copy doesn't mean a whole lot. I believe his pool of contributors was fairly small at the time. He didn't ask me or any other the other 3 owners I know of. I still believe it to be quite scarce. Anybody else here have one or know of one?
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This looks like it is Stan Lee's old show. Probably also very light on vintage comic book dealers. Last one stank. Until they post the exhibitor list, I'm out of this one too. At least it isn't 50 bucks to get into like the LB show.
Yeah, come see me on Sunday... I've got "a box"...
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9 minutes ago, Dreamtoreal1 said:
Cool book Pablo. LBCC pick-up?
Love these in the car pick-up photos. Can't even wait until you get home?
There is a local flipper (not Pablo) who shoots his photos on the back seat of his car to list on ebay.
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This question will probably never be answered. Using CGC, Gerber or most any published source always only brings up a very limited result. Example, I know of two Action #1's and one Detective #27 in local collections that probably very few, if anybody, knows about.
Value, as you say has a lot to do with it as does interest in a particular book. The more interest or valuable, the more are graded. As has been discussed here rarity does not always equal big money either. Lots of great, obscure, books out there that people don't know about due to limited interest or lack of big money.
I usually rely on my many years of collecting and the word of other veteran collectors to determine scarcity. Post what you think is a scarce book here on the boards and you will get an answer usually. My problem is, once I get one, I move on usually to the next one. Too many cool books for me to track. I am often surprised when a board member (or members) say a book that I have is scarce. I already have it so it's off my radar.
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Hey Pablo
What is this show? Do they have a website?
If you get a minute, try and post a report of the LB show over in it's thread. I'd like to know how it was. Any GA dealers? How was the crowd? I have to know what I missed.
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One of these even has a Tomahawk story by Frazetta! Can't remember which one offhand.
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There are a LOT of great Funny Animal covers. Ha Ha and Giggle come to mind as do a lot of others. They are cheap even in high grade. I sincerely doubt they will ever be "hot" but I'm OK swimming in the shallow end with them.
I wouldn't say the Timely funny animal books are "hot". But there are quite a few that bring healthy prices. I like the war covers especially with bondage!
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I have all the Avon horror one shots but am missing quite a few Eeries. Other than the covers, the interiors, like ACGs as a rule didn't appeal to me for "gore factor" as much. I do pick up them when I run into them though. Here are a few notables.
Fifties and Hap, if you have the whole run post 'em and make me look bad.
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1 minute ago, Junkdrawer said:
Doh, today is the last day. Funny there were like 15-20 Brim dealers at my local flea with their picked over . One more week for me and I’m done til the spring. Sunday morning hockey starts.
I wasn't sure the exact date. I never go to the July one (too hot usually) and the Sept one is pretty slim pickins. I'm spoiled. I go to a big flea market just about every weekend all year long out there. I actually skipped the Rose Bowl today and the local comic book show yesterday to just chill and do other stuff. I'm going to take the Indian out for a roll in an hour or so. Cruise down Coast Highway with a couple of buddies.
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1 hour ago, Sqeggs said:
I would say that the Diary Secrets nn (which Bob showed) and All Picture All True Love Story 1 (the only Baker romance book that I'm missing -- this is the scan from GCD) may be the toughest. All Picture All True Love Story 2 was at one time not listed in Overstreet, so it's also tough, but I think a few copies have surfaced. (Note that there is some debate as to whether the APATLS 2 cover is actually by Baker. I'm inclined to think that it is.)
Teen-Age Diary Secrets 9 is also very tough -- as you can tell from my only being able to locate this wreck of a copy!
I might be tempted to throw this in there too. Although not a Baker cover, It is full of interior Baker work and super tough to find.
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Long Beach Comic con / Los Angeles Sep 8-9th 2018
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Glad you had a good show Ed. Sorry I missed you. Looks maybe you had the comic book buying market cornered. I just couldn't justify it this time.