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BlowUpTheMoon

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  1. 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.
  2. That Micronauts. Grader Notes light bends to cover light creasing to cover light spine stress lines to cover light tears to cover
  3. If you’re buying shipping out 30 cent variants, and missed the “Still only 25c” ....that’s on you.
  4. Back cover looks normal but there is almost no color there. Just an ad for Lego. Can you post a pic?
  5. Post a pic of the back cover. That will tell the full story.
  6. Phil's Comic Shoppe is only 3.5 hours away.