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brasseye

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  1. Kov, take it to the thread in question, rather than turning the ST thread into some pedastal of yours.

     

    If you pizzed at me for outting you over your ranting emails I received when I sold TTA's to Bill and not you, fine. But just take it elswhere.

     

    Is that ok??? Please don't ruin a good thread.

  2. That book could be sitting in a 9.4 holder, and no one would say otherwise. ....aside from being out of pocket $3,000 :insane:

     

    You'd know all about someone being 'out of pocket' wouldn't you there bud...

     

    What are you, like some bug or something... shoo fly, shoo.

     

    You PM me harrassing me, get offended when I tell you where you can put your sanctimonious self, and you STILL have utterly no idea of the details between me and Bill.

     

    You really deserve a prize or something. meh

  3. My response of 25k was just from a search in another thread here. Someone said it was sold for 25K in 2007. Doesn't seem right to me though.

     

    It may have sold for that, but it wasn't in 2007.

     

    Think the vendor was asking $45k for it at SDCC around 2005 so would be surprised it he accepted a "low ball" offer of $25k straight cash. (shrug)

     

    Which is exactly why I said what I said. If it sold for $25k it was long before 2007. (thumbs u

    Sold in 2002(?) by the Hawaiian guys - can't remember their name.

     

    600% in 9 years is a pretty damn good return!

     

    I'm not usually one of the conspiracy guys but this does seem damn fishy to me. I cant for the life of me understand how it jumped from 92k to the 150 asking price in 1 leap. If the guy bought it for 25k, there is no possible way he wouldnt have taken 125-140k, no way!

     

    Actually over 9 years, it's a 22% IRR... pretty good in anyone's language.

     

    But ya, knowing who was selling it, it's a fishy dela most likely.

    Josh would off load his own mother for a margin!

  4. So whats the take on this oddity, admittedly the first time I've heard of, or seen before...

     

    Pedigree listing...

     

    TURTLEMANIA SPECIAL #1 NM/Mint White pages. Highest on census, low print run. This is not only the highest on the CGC census, it's the ONLY 9.8 copy on the CGC census. Extremely hard to find, let alone in HG, there are only 2 cps. graded under this at 9.6 and 9.4. First public sale offering, a true must for hardcore turtle fans. DETAILS- Cover Credits: Peter Laird (Pencils) Kevin Eastman (Inks) Don Orapallo (color overlay) (Colors) typeset (Letters). Cover Feature: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle. Genre: Funny Animal. Indexer notes: Limited edition booklet that features unpublished T.M.N.T. artwork and exclusive previews of then upcoming stories. The material gathered for this publication was provided directly to Robert Wilson by Peter Laird and Kevin Eastman. Turtlemania was produced in three editions: Regular (print run of 3,000 with white covers); Silver #1 (print run of 100, autographed); Gold (print run of 10, autographed with original sketch on back cover).

     

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  5. Ya my thoughts exactly. Sharp colours are sharp colours.

    (worship)

    And the rest of the book presents really well with it's detractions spread around nice and evenly, rather than sitting in one grusome corner/edge, or some such.

     

    For a big key without the big price tag, thats a firm winner!