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    Human Torch #30 CGC 6.0! Timely goodness!

    in Golden/Silver/Bronze Age Only

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    First the rules:

    - Preferred method of payment is check or money order due to the amount on the book.  
    - No returns on slabbed books. 
    - Shipping is listed in the cost below. 
    - No probies or HOSers. 
    - “I’ll take it” in thread trumps any PMs. 
    - Will provide phone number through DM if needed. 

    I purchased this book from a fellow boardie not too long ago and now I'm moving some of my stock around and this one is going up for sale. I'm selling for the exact price that I paid for it. 
     

    Human Torch #30 CGC 6.0 - $1520 $1450 shipped

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    In Memory of Thomas Drew our DJPinkpanther67 and to help his family in their time of need. Recap Page 24 more is most welcome!!

    in Golden/Silver/Bronze Age Only

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    On 6/5/2023 at 2:07 AM, silverseeker said:

    Let's :bump: this thread...

    $50 donation to the Gofundme gets this book shipped within the US...if you're located outside the US, hit me up and we can work out the international shipping cost.

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    Here are the grader notes...the first one is odd because I bought this book off the rack and never touched the staples...there are some rust spots around the bottom staple, and this may be why they thought the staples were cleaned? (shrug)

    Grader Notes
    staples cleaned interior spine
    heavy creasing to cover
    moderate spine stress lines to cover

    If still available I'd like to claim this and donate. 

    Seller sold an incomplete book to me - How would you respond?

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    The time that has already passed is what I'm getting hung up on. He sent it off to CGC without inspecting it. As another member pointed out, if the TATs were still 10 months he wouldn't know about the incomplete book until a year from now. Would it be ok for OP to reach out to the seller and ask for a full refund a year later? Where's the line? 60 days is a long time to ask for a full refund. I say take what you can get back (in this case $100) and cut your losses. Reputable dealer or not there has to be some kind of timeframe to make a claim. 

    Did You Meet Your Comic Book Heroes?

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    On 5/3/2023 at 9:19 AM, PopKulture said:

    Your interaction sounds like the exception, but it would’ve been disheartening for me to meet someone in such a mercantile manner, being herded along and what not, almost ensuring the most generic of experiences for everyone else. 

    Yep, I was happy I got a small interaction with him but it was absolutely disheartening to see him like that. 

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    Did You Meet Your Comic Book Heroes?

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    Bob Layton - One of the coolest guys I've ever met. He signed a couple books of mine and took a pic with me. He was very chatty to everybody and seemed genuinely interested in interacting with his fans.

    Jim Starlin - I happened to be the only guy in the line and we talked for about 10 minutes. He signed my IM55 and it was ripped on the front cover. He talked about how bad he felt that it was ripped like that but that meant that it must be a well loved copy. He signed it and then took a pic with me and him holding it. He is a really cool, down-to-earth guy. 

    Stan Lee - I had the chance to meet him in New Orleans in 2018 (I think). I was the very last guy in line on Friday night and as he was signing my FF52 I told him that I was very thankful for the world he helped to create and that he was there. He stood up and took my hand in both of his hands and said "you're very welcome" and nodded and smiled. He walked away after that since I was the last guy in the line. It was pretty cool and was happy that he took even a few seconds to say hi and shake my hand. If you seen Stan the Man in his last few years it was hard to watch him signing since he was just being pushed books in front of him and then passing them along, being directed by his crew to not interact (and for you not to interact with him) with his fans.