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conditionfreak

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  1. That said....if anyone has multiple copies of regular #1, 9, 10, or PWJ #1 and 6, I'll happily buy them from you, all of them, as much as $1 each. Is it a case of "these were too expensive to buy when I started, so I look at them with rose-colored glasses now?" Perhaps. But the offer still stands. If I can get a long box of Punisher #10s, I'll do it.

     

    :cloud9:

     

    Well, if you are going to put yourself out there and offer a whole dollar each... lol

     

    I wasn't the one who first valued them at $1....and the offer is for all of them.

     

    How many buyers do you know who will do that...?

     

    hm

     

    My mistake. I thought a standing offer of $1 for "all of them", meant you were willing to buy "all of them from anyone". I stand corrected.

  2. Do you know why the Avengers movie did not feature Loki using a lot of magic in it, and instead, he did a lot of hand to hand combat? Or used his "glow stick of destiny" to shoot things?

     

    Magic is boring.

     

    P.S. I have only watched one Harry Potter movie, and there is a reason for that.

     

    A movie with sword fighting and sorcery, will always feature more sword fighting than magic. Sorcery movies are ALWAYS accompanied with swords. How would that work with Dr. Strange?

     

    Because magic/spells/incantations/etc., are boring.

     

    Just for fun. See if any of these tickle your fancy.

     

    http://www.popmatters.com/post/175033-the-10-greatest-movies-about-magic-and-magicians/

     

     

  3. Here's mine! I'm In!

     

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    I sent this rough old girl to Joey and then off to CGC via a coupon submission. It was verified 4/8/14 , so hopefully I'll have results by the end of the month.Care to guess the grade? I'll post a scan of the slab when I get it. Maybe the comic gods will shine on me as they did Philreal! (thumbs u

     

    4.0 cream to off white

  4. Buyer said it was OK to share

     

    - As of 9am this morning CGC wanted the book to look it over again and make a determination. Offered buyer $3500 to buy the book outright.

     

    - Buyer does not respond to CGC as he wants to keep the book for his collection (his intentions the entire time)

     

    - CGC makes a statement around 5pm stating they are in the process of buying the book back, and it is DEFINATELY trimmed

     

    What to believe?? Maybe I'm the one being April Fooled (shrug)

     

    Pretty much what I said was likely the final outcome of this.

     

    But I am troubled about what "removed from the market" means. If CGC does end up buying the book. Why not make a final determination that it is a purple label, and sell it that way. To recoup some of their purchase costs?

     

    Or is it such a hard thing to ascertain that it is trimmed, that it may slip past them again in the future? I would think that this specific book would now be scanned and documented, with pictures hanging on the CGC walls, stating "trimmed" in bright orange letters. Like those list of names on store cash registers that state "no checks from these people".

     

    But what do I know. I don't grade thousands of comic books a year.

  5. Really hoping we get an update from the OP on this today...

     

    I haven't heard a peep :taptaptap:

     

    I don't really expect to

     

    I think CGC will address this in public, not via PM with you.

     

    CGC is in discussions with the buyer :gossip:

     

    I don't understand why they aren't in discussions with YOU. You're the guy that got hosed...

     

    An attempt o get the book returned for "correction or re-evaluation", obviously.

     

    Wouldn't be a need to discuss things with Spider Dan, if the book is actually determined to be trimmed.