Jared2Hundo

Honestly it’s probably only 20$ raw in a High grade. Just a good read though.

Thank man! The silver age books are my pride and joy! Low grade, maybe 4.5 on each. But yeah, I’ve been here awhile. But the collection is gettin there!

First appearance of nimrod? I agree.

Lmao, yeah man, I’m a civil construction foreman in south east Texas. Steel toes make my feet rough, haha. I’ve actually read the last 3. All of those slabbed books I bought raw!

About a year in, and I’m proud of what I have. I’ve never dropped big money for a book, but I’m considering it. Let me know what you think of my key collection so far. (I.e. some aren’t keys but display well)

Picked this up for 75$. I believe it could be a 6.0. I promise the back cover is in way better condition.

Appreciate the feedback.

Thanks for the feed back!

No, I haven’t pressed it yet. I guess I should have said “I am hoping” lol.

Damn. I was hoping a solid press would bump it to a 4.5. That’s okay though. I’m all about conservation.

Sorry friend.

I bought this issue around 6 months ago. It’s rough. But structurally sound.

7.5, but with a good press maybe an 8.0

Thanks for the feed back. The photo doesn’t really do it justice. I press everything I send into CGC via their pressing service. This will be my first cbcs experience. I’m definitely getting it verified. I slab all of my keys!

I understand that. As far as I know CGC has never done red labels. I was referring to CBCS Red Label.

I understand people have issues with qualified labels regarding missing MVS’ or coupons, and I do agree that an incomplete book should be graded as such. I own a Thor 337 that is in Amazing condition but carting an unwitnessed signature from Walt Simonson. I agree the green labels aren’t visually appealing, but are green label signature books treated as harshly as incomplete books? Im honestly considering going for a red label. thanks for your opinions.