shadroch

I'm going to guess Mid-1970s. The graphics on the box, plus the character poses screams the twenty to twenty five cent cover era. Very nice piece.

You are correct, they were 75 cent copies ,as opposed to the US .60 cent versions. Marvel and DCl were raising prices so quickly in those days, it's hard to keep track.

Last bump. 23 hour alert.

The books with Canadian Pricing, say 95 cents vs US copies with 75 cents were only sold on newstands or did comic shops also sell them? I remember Crown got their hands on a bunch of .95 cent Thor 337s and the demand was less than they had expected. I did a local show where I had them for $1 each and another dealer was selling direct 337s for $3 and he outsold me.

It's raw, not slabbed. You overpaid for it, but not horribly. Spine splits are pretty common in these books in low grade.

A strong Fine.

Thank you.

Mid-way bump. 72 hours to go.

'The wrapped ones are Spidey #1, Ditko cover, X-Men 1( GS X-Men and 94 up) and FF1. Most of the other wrapped ones are only one print. I've found ten I want to sell, but think there is another box or two.

I'm getting ready to sell some Marvel Omni, but am not sure how to tell the priniting when they are still wrapped. MCS isn't very clear on how to tell the different printings. Any help would be appreciated.

And yet if the poster said that one of CGCs competitors lost him book, it would result in instant condemnation.

MCS is only buying about 25% of the issues and is only looking for slabbed copies of the rest for consignment. Hopefully, the show heats up the Conan market, which seems to be pretty, pretty slow.

I have a package from Russia that scanned into the depot at JFK and never scanned out. Scanned in on June 16th. After a lot of back and forth, the seller refunded my money and asked me to pay him if the package ever shows up. He says he has had ten packages disappear within the US this year, over 5% of what he has shipped.

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Offered for your approval are a small number of Limited Edition Pin Sets from the 1990s First up is a 30th Anniversary Spiderman set from 1993,including a sterling silver Spider tracer, and two enamel Spider-Man pins. Limited to 100 sets, this is number 101 and is signed by Stan Lee. Never opened but there are a number of surface scratches on plastic protective case. $150.00 Next up is a Jim Lee signed mega-pin about the size of a cell phone, still in its original plastic wrap. #653 of 2500 from Planet Studios $75.00 Captain America 50th Anniversary Set from 1991. #756 of 1500 I paid $99 for my first set and sold it for $125, but the price has dropped. $40.00 Conan Pin #2 Jim Lee's Conan 242 cover and Conan Pin #3 Barr Windsor-Smith's Conan #1 Cover. $15 each or $25.00 for the two. small enamel Iron Man pin that has JRJR written in a box on one corner. Free to the first purchaser. Take the whole bunch for $250 with free shipping. Shipping is $5.00 no matter how many you buy. USofA only. Paypal only Return policy is I hate returns, so if you have questions, pm me.

I once spent most of a weekend looking for a small item I'd sold on ebay for $8. It caused me to upgrade my oorganization. Where I used to be a three or four out of one hundred, I'm now at least a nine, maybe even a ten.

But it is acceptable in the 9.4 range?

Poylproplene has been around for years, and is very inferior to mylar or mylite. I'm not familiar with this brand but any polyproplene product is inferior.

The split runs from the bottom of the spine up to the R in Marvel.

I've a question that is slightly related. I've come across several sets of a three volume of bound Marvel Comics that appear to be every Marvel Comic printed that month. I've been told these were also given out at a Diamond summit meeting., yet they are much more common than the Blind Justice TPB. Does anyone know the story on these? I bought the first three sets I saw thinking they would be pretty scarce but they pop-up regularly.

I would assume that anyone who had a problem with CGC wouldn't be hanging out here to read your question.

I don't think anyone is saying he is wrong. I certainly am not. My point is that isn't the only way to go. Divad has a model he has developed over the last twenty years, as does Donut, as do many people. As a rule, you don't do something for multiple decades if it isn't working out for you.