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BlowUpTheMoon

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    What do you think this hammers at?
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    Link to video?
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    I've got two early 1960s Supermans; great condition besides the subscription crease.
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    How many people do you have working for ya?
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    http://cgcdata.com/cgc/
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    What about grading fees? Shipping costs?
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    Sloppy label. Overlapping text.
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    It's odd as the area above the Silver Surfer looks like the results of a bad press, the area below the issue number looks like tape pull(s).
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    Label doesn't mention the detached cover. Graded 8/22 ComicLink
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    For some reason the Ouija Board has a keyboard layout rather than the correct A-Z layout.
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    Did you receive the book?
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    Chuck and Nanette did 18,000 books.
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    Link?
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    Pennsylvania In 1981, Steve Geppi was told about a collection near Lancaster, Pennsylvania by a broker named Birney. Birney took him to an elderly woman's home where stacks of Golden Age comics were piled throughout a room. There were about 1,000 comics in the collection, primarily from the 1941-1944 period, and contained mostly superhero comics from numerous publishers. The bulk of the books resided in personal collections for over a decade before they began appearing on the market. Their grades are among the highest of the pedigree collections and the books are easily identifiable by a cursive "P" penciled on the front covers.
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    That Micronauts. Grader Notes light bends to cover light creasing to cover light spine stress lines to cover light tears to cover
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    Post a picture and tag CGC Mike