William-James88

How is this a 6.0?!?!?!?!

Any Fawcetts coming up?

I'll take it

Canadians have paid that to ship back 1 comic from a sig series since CGC won't bundle them with other non signing submissions.

9.8 can't be the average if it's the highest grade attainable for most modern age books. Most of them on average grade 9.4-9.6. If you want to strengthen your chances of a 9.8, then yes get it pressed. Though there are times when even a press won't get you a 9.8. Your corners have to be perfect.

In the grand total though, it appears newstands from the 80s only make up 18% of what is left in North America (since unsold copies were usually destroyed)

Glad I found this thread, I will leave the other price variant one alone then

Do you mean 275?

Same!

That explains why I mainly have newsstands.

It happens now and again, not everyone cares to get a reholder service. Contact them if you you want one.

8.5

Made a mistake, it's not the newsstand version, it's the Canadian price variant version. I am very surprised at how high it has gone in price, didn't know until I looked it up just now.

It is. Whenever I do plan on selling more of my books, that's the place I'll go. Of course, if I have a big ticket GA book, I will try these boards first.

I didn't know I had this many copper newstands in my collection. Will post some here and there as I look at what I have

Yup

Hey all, I realize this book has different price variants. The US one only has $1.00, the canadian one only has $1.25 so which version is this one?

I've seen this thread since I got here but thought I could never contribute since I don't have any pulps nor interest for them but that's not true, I actually have pulps right next to me, on my night table, I just didn't think about them. Because they aren't from American publishers. These 2 are French pulps from the the 40s and 50s (la croix de sang is from 41) by Jean de la Hire, the most prolific pulp writer from France. Mostly forgotten today BUT the reason I have them is because they feature one of the first superheroes in fiction, the Nyctalope. He was featured in Alan Moore's League of Extraordinary Gentlemen. And buying these original releases is actually one of the easier ways to read these stories.

But no longer as Betsy. They are split now and Psyloche isn't as fun as she used to be. I think it would be hard to argue against that. Silvestri's run is far more iconic with the brood arc, the mr sinister intro and wolverine vs the reavers just to name a few. To me that's as good as it gets for the x-men (right up there with the Byrne issues).

Mycomicshop is pretty great for that. You consign all your items there and you can choose to either put them on auction or buy it now. You do have to send them your comics though.

You don't say ... And the best one! Anyone know where that last one was featured in print?

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Here's what I got on the latest Heritage auction. I am not a fan of the page quality, but beggars can't be choosers and I wasn't gonna miss out on this comic. One of only 11 graded.

FYI, people have sometimes gotten the grade they screened for the second time around, so it would be very much in your favour if you used new bags when sending them to get graded this time.

If it's worth that much slabbed, then it can't be worthless raw. You tend to pay 10% or more of market value to grade your book. That doesn't sound that low.