• When you click on links to various merchants on this site and make a purchase, this can result in this site earning a commission. Affiliate programs and affiliations include, but are not limited to, the eBay Partner Network.

MrBedrock

Member
  • Posts

    40,580
  • Joined

Everything posted by MrBedrock

  1. I don't consider any of those books or their pages crummy.
  2. I agree with you that the later Okijimas have very nice, off-white to white type pages ... as opposed to the crummy off-white to white type pages of Denver books.
  3. @Drgoldage Thanks for some back story on the Denver Penn books. The first I heard of them was around 1985/86 from a dealer-collector named Joe Dungan who lived in San Antonio. He had purchased a fair number of them from Payette and was trading them for DC's that he wanted. I had a bunch pass through my hands courtesy of Joe, including Crash 1, Green Hornet 1, Miracle 1, Rocket 1, Sure Fire 1, Super-Mystery 1, Rex Dexter 1, Flame 1 and the Dollman above. They all were incredibly fresh and had killer paper. I wish I had the foresight to, and could have afforded to, keep all of those books back then.
  4. Bought the 6 from Harley at Torpedo Con last year. If I see another nice one I will give you a shout.
  5. One day @greggy will send me his 9.6. I certainly ain't selling you mine.
  6. That, for some reason, the first time it was graded they deducted for the writing on the cover.
  7. Barry is an interesting cat. The first time I met him was at the first Collector's Summit in Dallas. He set his display up on one of the center tables and one of the items was a More Fun 74 that was incredibly and unnaturally white. Understand that this was a meeting of high-end, established collectors and dealers, all of whom at that time probably had more experience handling books than he did. So I may have been out of line when I picked up the More Fun to examine it more closely, but I was really amused when he said "THAT’S AN EXPENSIVE GOLDEN AGE COMIC. DON'T TOUCH IT!"
  8. Auctioneer - "Be the first to $10,000. You want to be the first to $10,000 before the increments increase! ... ....and sold for $4500!"