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This one is actually for sale in my wife's Ebay store. I would be willing to trade any comics she has listed for High Grade Weird Tales Pulps with Conan stories. I also have a CGC Howdy Doody #8 in 9.4 and a 9.6 of the same issue. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=230187252398&ssPageName=STRK:MESE:IT

Williamsport. The other copy was 8.5 . Crappy scan though. Sorry 'bout that.

Williamsport. I think this was 8.0 .

The books seem to be well perserved. I usually see the 18 with quite a bit of tanning. What is the grade ? 7.0 I just checked. Off White to white.

I forget the grade on this. I could never find a nice copy before so I'm glad I got this one with the set. My favorites are the Superman World War 2 covers.

I think this was 9.0 or 9.2 .

Another one with an overhang. There was a Young Men 24 and Marvel Mystery 92 if I recall also plus one or two more Sub Mariner Comics. It was Weird how several of the Timely Comics had overhangs.

This one has an overhang. I wonder when a new holder will show up to accomodate books like this?

Sorry. I meant two copies of THIS. Only one Superman 76. Jack

There were TWO copies of this. One was 8.5. Jack

Another nice one.

When I initially saw them I suspected Superman and Batman from 50 up would grade high. There were lots with overhangs that CGC didn't encapsulate due to overhang. Jack

Williamsport

That small scratch is on the case. Jack

Williamsport also.

I have never heard of williamsport either...do tell? It was an original owner collection of 3,000 Golden age comics from Williamsport, Pennsylvania that I bought a few years ago. 43 or the Superman and Batman were highest grade copies. Mostly from #50-115. Matt Nelson and Steve Ritter have information on Matt's site. Jack

Another from the Williamsport Find.

From the Williamsport collection.

43 of the Superman and Batman came back highest grade. Jack