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DR.X

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  1. DR.X
    Kudos to ckb for a very nice Avengers #49 CGC 8.0. Good communication and fast shipping. DRX
  2. DR.X
    Cant help you with the shipping costs. If these are in nice condition and worth good money, use the tubes. Just be sure depending on the width of the posters, theres no slack in the ends of the tube which would allow the poster to slide back and forth during shipping. This will cause extreme damage to the sides of the poster. Take up any slack with some light wrapping paper or tissue so the poster cant slide. Just my DRX
  3. DR.X
    KUDOS to GA collectables for a nice group of Marvel Team Up. Good packaging, and on grade. DRX
  4. DR.X
    Kudos to the Pitboss for a quickly deliverd ASM #539 CGC 9.8. And the freebies. (thumbs u DRX
  5. DR.X
    Looking for a Daredevil #16. In 8.0 or better. P.M. me if you have one for sale. Good thread!! DRX
  6. DR.X
    Also If you are ever buying those type of books at a con, make sure you take them out of the sleeve and look at them. Iv'e seen dealers try to pawn sets of The Longbow Hunters, and The Dark Knight Retuns off as unread copies. The front seam may be intact, but the back seam can be broken, or reverse. Its from someone opening it up to far, or from being read. Also, when its bent too far and the seam is broke (front or back), its hard for the cover to lay flat on the book. drx
  7. DR.X
    They are both good reads. You have to be very careful when reading those type of deluxe books. If you bend that cover a little too much, that line will break color. If you hold them open faced, it saves the line from breaking, and keeps the spine stiff. Just for your info. drx