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One of my favorite covers! I've got a CGC 9.6 copy of this one on the way. I'll post pictures when I get it.

sweet copy congrats

Very Nice comics!!! Your set is moving right along!!! Keep chipping away!!! Yeah at this rate I'll have the whole run by the time I start Social Security really nice books djpinkpanther67 , i would like to have a high grade 46, always loved Inhumans FF covers

That's a really nice deal for you and a really nice book for the owner, i think every FF collector here would kill to get this gem in their collec' good luck with your Boston pedigree books

Fantastic price $16000 Fantastic Four #55 CGC 9.9 Mint sells for $16,000 on PedigreeComics.com Pedigree Comics has just reported that a CGC certified 9.9 Mint copy of Fantastic Four #55 has sold for a record price of $16,000. The book, part of Pedigree Comics owner Doug Schmell's private collection, was listed in the vault section of his website and was purchased by a private collector who loves highest graded issues, particularly those of the Fantastic Four. The book was first listed by Mr. Schmell on his website back in March of 2007 is a very popular issue as it features the fourth appearance of the Silver Surfer, a classic Thing and Silver Surfer battles storyline by Stan Lee, and a classic Thing and Silver Surfer battle cover by Jack Kirby and Joe Sinnott. The comic is also the third cover appearance of the Silver Surfer following Fantastic Four #49 and Fantastic Four #50. The book represents the only 9.9 or Mint grade ever given to a Silver Age issue of the Fantastic Four with this example being from the high grade Boston collection. It is one of the earliest Marvel Age comics to garner a Mint grade and is characterized by white pages and deep color strike. According to Mr. Schmell, the buyer saw the book listed in the vault and after numerous back and forth negotiations, the price of $16,000, which is just over 600 times Guide was agreed upon. Both buyer and seller are very happy and felt the price was reasonable considering its condition. Although the CGC Census notes several copies of Fantastic Four #55 in 9.6 copies, there are no known 9.8 and only the Boston copy in 9.9. The sale marks the earliest and most expensive exchange of a Silver Age Marvel in CGC certified 9.9 Mint condition. The book is cover dated October 1966. A CGC certified 10.0 Gem Mint copy of Thor #156 sold in 2002 for $5,000 or roughly 100 times Guide at the time.

nice pick up kingofwhales

(thumbs u

This is a real killer book Primetime

It'll cost ya a bundle to pry it outta my hot little hands

any pic of your 9.0 ??

WOW tofer118 awesome books i love colours on your 7

some cool new additions from 1CoolEngineer

Sweet books especially the #24 Great books djpinkpanther67 agreed ! sweet 24

Well, after all, it's only 22.387€ Thank you Santa Claus :acclaim: YOU BOUGHT THAT?? No i was joking djpinkpanther67 can't afford it

Well, after all, it's only 22.387€ Thank you Santa Claus :acclaim:

i know what i want for Christmas present sssoooo perfect

wow!!! nice books. Great books David , that 59 is really sweet , one of my all time fav' cover , FF is the collecting , sell all those DD

Really nice books djpinkpanther67 ,

Really nice #23, first S.A comic i ever bought , always loved that Doom cover