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I would trust CLink more if they included back-cover scans and noted rusty staples.

Speeding car to parked car.

3 in a row upside down back to two in a row right-side up.

Pennsylvania Stormy to Pennsylvania Rip.

Lily to Lily.

Filling out a ledger to writing in a register.

No nose to red nose. (Lay off the peppermint schnapps, Santa!)

Energy to energy.

I never realized that Martin Short had done a Jim Halperin impersonation. He nailed it.

Horse to horse.

Astounding to Astonishing.

White cover to white cover; no. 6 backwards to no. 5.

Quinlan Cat-Man to Quinlan Cat-Man.

Rising-sun wrist band to rising-sun arm band.

Flames to flames.

The back cover looks OK except for some smudges and quite a few finger bends. The front cover has some writing or scribbling in pencil (mostly on the Owl's cape) and a 2 1/2" crease on the lower right hand corner, and there are quite a few creases that don't break color—so the defects add up. (The book also has three staples, which seems odd; they look normal, but I've never heard of a GA book having three production staples.)

Lo and behold!Ten Copies or less, CGC Census, based on OSG valueStarted by Cat-Man_America, September 9, 2018

Bugle to trombone.

SS (Star Spangled) back one letter to RR (Roy Raymond).

I was interested in one of the books, but the resolution of the picture was too poor for me to be able to read the label so that I could try to get the graders' notes. The book sold for less than what I would have paid if there had been good pictures of the front and back covers and if I could have gotten graders' notes (assuming none of those things showed any significant issues).

Spear and upper-arm bracelets to same.

Korea to MacArthur.

20 to 21.

It's a pity it isn't a Promise book. If it were, it would be an easy 8.5.

Gold ring to gold earrings.