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Up for sale from my Spidey collection is a gorgeous Spider-Man #158 CGC 9.0 "30 Cent Price Variant"!! This issue is beautifully centered and comes with fresh WHITE pages!! Great eye appeal and a fantastic addition for any price variant collectors!! 1. No Probation or Hall of Shame buyers. 2. Payment via PayPal, Check, or Money Order. 3. U.S. sales only. 4. $15.00 Priority Mail shipping. 5. All sales final for CGC books. Spider-Man #158 CGC 9.0 "30 Cent Price Variant" WHITE Pages $159.00
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Amazing Spider-Man Collecting Thread!
mosconi replied to Point Five's topic in Silver Age Comic Books
What a sweet upgrade Jeff!! -
Amazing Spider-Man Collecting Thread!
mosconi replied to Point Five's topic in Silver Age Comic Books
Love those bright WHITE pages!! Congrats on another beautiful book -
PGM: Amazing Spider-Man #31
mosconi replied to BigDaddy1's topic in Hey buddy, can you spare a grade?
A 6.0 seems about right. On the centerfold, the bottom staple appears to have some rust transfer staining on the paper. Still a very pretty book! -
Fun with #1 Post your Marvel Silver Age #1 issues
mosconi replied to Frisco Larson's topic in Silver Age Comic Books
Thank you!!! I've posted the annual before, but it's such a classic Ditko cover, enjoy sharing it again... -
Fun with #1 Post your Marvel Silver Age #1 issues
mosconi replied to Frisco Larson's topic in Silver Age Comic Books
Fantastic pick ups!! Wish I had more #1's I could post, but alas I only collect Spidey at the moment, so here's my #1 again... -
Fun with #1 Post your Marvel Silver Age #1 issues
mosconi replied to Frisco Larson's topic in Silver Age Comic Books
Great thread to revive!! Those are some sweet #1's you've got there Frisco! -
Amazing Spider-Man Collecting Thread!
mosconi replied to Point Five's topic in Silver Age Comic Books
What a beautiful copy and love that classic Romita cover! -
Amazing Spider-Man Collecting Thread!
mosconi replied to Point Five's topic in Silver Age Comic Books
Very cool book!! First time I've ever seen a Mexican edition pedigree Spidey! -
Amazing Spider-Man Collecting Thread!
mosconi replied to Point Five's topic in Silver Age Comic Books
Thank you!! It's been a long, fun journey searching them out! One of those Spidey ped's that don't come up for sale too often! -
Amazing Spider-Man Collecting Thread!
mosconi replied to Point Five's topic in Silver Age Comic Books
I do too!! And beautiful Mass ped -
Amazing Spider-Man Collecting Thread!
mosconi replied to Point Five's topic in Silver Age Comic Books
For any Spidey pedigree fans out there, recently picked up a couple more Green River's to add to the growing collection -
Amazing Spider-Man Collecting Thread!
mosconi replied to Point Five's topic in Silver Age Comic Books
Love this cover and just a gorgeous book! Congrats on this fantastic pick-up!! -
Anyone enjoy date stamped pedigrees? Those are my favorite type of stamped books and Green River's are extremely cool examples!
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ASM 62 CGC 9.2 White Pages - SOLD
mosconi replied to Jordysnordy's topic in Golden/Silver/Bronze Age Only
Congrats to both buyer and seller! That is a gorgeous book -
Thanks for that info!! Very interesting, so the letter may represent a local distributor or possibly the national distributor. Or as shadroch noted, could even be the initial of the stocker who placed the books on the newsstand for sale! May never know the absolute truth but still very intriguing to me
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Gotcha, so the R and P are probably the initials to a distributor's name so the retailer would know where to send the unsold books back to? I assume some newsstand retailers did the letter coding if they had multiple distributors to keep track of, while other newsstands may have only had one comic distributor and didn't need to do it?
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Really curious, as I've seen various hand written letters in front of arrival dates and do not fully understand what they mean. My ASM #13 has a "P" written as does a copy from Straw-Man's ASM #22 (hope he doesn't mind me posting it). They look almost written by the same hand too. My ASM #48 has an "R" written arrival date on the back cover. What do these letters represent? Is it an abbreviation or initial for the name of the distributor to which the newsstand retailer will return unsold copies? If so, interested as to what distributor name would the P and R represent?? Or is it a special internal code used by newsstand retailers for something totally different? And are these letters sometimes used to identify pedigree copies as well? Really appreciate any and all information you fellow boardies may have on this topic! ASM #48 back cover...