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Any hints on what's coming tonight?

What the heck...this one is a pretty good upgrade from my 5.0 copy. I'll take it at 25% off.

I'll take this one per our PMs. Thanks!

I took the JLA #35

I'll take it if still available.

I'll take this one per PM.

I'll take it.

I'll take this one.

So hard to tell. I didn't think that while watching, though.

Well, that was kind of a letdown.

I also wonder how many stops they have to make to get a show's worth of picking. I have to think that more than half of their "leads" are complete busts. You don't see that often on the show.

Thanks!

I'll take TOS 53 and 57 per PM

Hey, @Ricksneatstuff any opinion on this book in particular? I don't know my GA bondage covers very well. $40 is pretty cheap for this book, but the lacing may kill that. I would probably only be a buyer to flip. It's WAY outside my wheelhouse.

Bummer. Between weather and my kids' crazy basketball schedules, that'll be a tough weekend for me.

Well done, sir.

Airs 8pm central Monday night.

Did anyone see the tease for next week's new American Pickers episode? They did a full five minute tease last night where Mike and Frank found a guy with a (seemingly) beautiful AF 15, and an also nice Superman #9? The guys call one of their friends (dealer from I forget where) to get an idea of value. I know grading from some brief TV shots is far less than accurate, but the Supes looked like an easy 6.0 to me with potential to be higher. The AF looked way better...maybe an 8.0 or even higher? No chipping, no noticeable creasing at all, great color. The expert on the phone estimated $850 for the Supes, and $40-50K for the AF. Both seemed low to me, but again, I don't have a great feel for grades...just guesses. The guys apparently don't know much about comics, because the owner wanted $10K for the AF before they talked to the expert on the phone. I was thinking to myself, YES. That was pretty much the end of the tease. It airs Monday night. I know I saw an ASM 1 sitting in the background at one point. There were also comic boxes all around (most that could be seen had things other than comics in them). I just don't see the guys come across comics very often. It will be interesting to see what they give for it.

No, that's the craziest part. Cover was well attached. Really, it was a very nice book otherwise. I believe the original owner WANTED his books laced. That had to take a lot of time.

I'll take it

Captain America number 115 and 116, I'll take it