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So then how did you get this Cage #1 graded?

Make sure you buy the extra wide mouth shovel next time you're at Home Depot, your digging is going great... Certification #: 1360487016 Title: Amazing Spider-Man Issue: 361 Issue Date: 4/92 Issue Year: 1992 Publisher: Marvel Comics Grade: 9.8 Total Graded At: 2619 Page Quality: WHITE Grade Date: 02/26/2016 <-------------- Category: Modern Art Comments: David Michelinie story Mark Bagley & Randy Emberlin cover & art Key Comments: 1st full appearance of Carnage (Cletus Kasady). Grader Notes: None Available

But props on getting CGC to slab your "brand new" ASM 361 in the holder that they phased out in 2016.

Hey, that guy is selling a raw “9.8” of ASM 361. Someone alert @BITCOINSWAMI fast!

I haven’t seen one news outlet report that the password was recovered.

No, I’ve tried the stall game and it doesn’t work with eBay bucks. I wound up with $26 instead of $100 from a Hulk 181 purchased prior to the promo start but paid in the promo window.

@uchiha101 sure hope you weren’t invested with this guy... https://www.foxnews.com/tech/cryptocurrency-exchange-chief-dies-with-passwords-needed-to-unlock-customers-190m-reports-say

Wait a minute...the hobby isn’t built solely on keys, 1sts, and oodles of variants???? The hell you say!

I think you can send a second chance outright (I think this is to accommodate sellers with multiples of the same item), but you probably want to cancel first so that homeboy doesn’t actually make payment five days later.

It’s a great scam if you’re a scumbag. Crack out a solid higher grade, attach the label to some bogus undercopy, and have the original book regraded at your leisure. Just like suckers falling for blatantly forged Stan Lee books, a fool and his money...

For whatever reason, this brought Colin Donnell to mind (Dr. Rhodes on Chicago Med, apparently he was in Arrow as well). I doubt they're casting that wide of a net though.

What, you didn't think Snoke was stylin' with his Liberace inspired wardrobe? I was really hoping he'd break into Viva Las Vegas to interrupt one of his dull soliloquys.

Come on now, let’s not be THAT harsh...

Last one before a break -- Wolverine v3 73, Marko Djurdjevic variant cover. Signed by artist Adam Kubert on 3/23/2014. $95

Old Man Logan Giant-Size #1. Conclusion to the original Old Man Logan storyline. Signed by artists Steve McNiven & Dexter Vines on 10/10/2014. $135

Wolverine v3 72, second print. Signed by artist Steve McNiven on 7/4/2014. $120

The last few Old Man Logan issues I have available. Starting with Wolverine v3 71. Signed by writer Mark Millar on 8/8/2009 and artists Steve McNiven & Dexter Vines on 4/17/2010. $105

Wolverine v3 54, black & white cover. Part 5. Signed by artist Simone Bianchi on 8/26/2007 and writer Jeph Loeb on 8/31/2007. $95

Wolverine v3 53, full color cover. Part 4. Signed by artist Simone Bianchi on 10/13/2012. $80

Wolverine v3 52, full color cover. Part 3. Signed by artist Simone Bianchi on 3/14/2015. $80

On to the "death" of Sabretooth storyline. Since no one in the Marvel Universe can ever stay dead. Wolverine v3 51, full color cover. Part 2. Signed by writer Jeph Loeb on 3/17/2007 at Wizard World Los Angeles. $80

Before we switch to the 2003 series, let's head back to 1989 -- Wolverine 3. Silver Samurai & Jessica Drew appearances. Signed by writer Chris Claremont on 10/9/2014. $125

Wolverine 149. The healing factor goes on temporary hiatus. Signed by artists Sean Chen and Jimmy Palmiotti on 4/10/2015. $75

Wolverine 143. Weapon X War! Signed by writer Erik Larsen on 10/7/2016. $85

Returning to the Gehenna Stone Affair -- part 1! Wolverine 11, signed by writer Peter David on 9/2/2012. $85