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2021

One theory is a central banker, who is a collector, with access to liquidity (counterfeit) put his federal guaranteed chits on the table and received his required dopamine amplification.

The Action 7 was slow to develop. Looks like 3 bidders. Eventually, there was a live bidder nibbler, but could not over come the internet bidder. Final Price $144,000.

With 3 kids high on after school treats, dad needs a safety switch.

Is $125,000 a base or a top?

I have no idea. I guess it comes down to the last bid during the live auction.

One would make the reasonable assumption that supply would out weight demand on some items.

I'm terrible sorry, my condolences.

Is this still in the G.A.tor swamp?

In case my previous post was too cryptic -- it would take 'an offer I can't refuse' to part with the Action Comics #7. The way the comic migrated into my collection took years of perseverance. One day, in the distant future, I'd be satisfied if the comic passes on to tabcom jr. That is if someone doesn't click Buy It! As for marriaging a back cover, I'm unclear what the value of that would bring. A half a grade bump with a green label?

That is what is known as the <NOT> For Sale Price.

Local estate auction

Action Comics #7 vs. Detective Comics #35

Thanks for providing me a cheat sheet to keep on hand as I check off what I need. I currently have 3 down and 9 to go.

Hay Fever

2 Nichels

I like to pair these two Bernard Baily covers in the Tabcom Command Center. Please post your couple.

I’m still very much active in collecting. I haven’t seen any exciting new collections come to market in 3 years to get geeked on. I thought current cultural environment would release more quality product. I’m still lurking.

I miss the multi-day G.A.tor postings.