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Posts posted by JazzMan
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Metro is OK, but I would rather peruse through books in long boxes and come up with gems rather than me calling up and having specific books pulled for me and then inspecting them...I felt that I lost the thrill of the hunt. The place has its charm - vintage movie posters, framed original art, but not much of a store...they're really there as a warehouse for mail order. The funny thing was that I waited around for a bit and just wandered about and ran into a stack of original comic art for and Action Comics 170ish that was just lying around on a stack of boxes.
The only regret I have was that I was planning on going to the Time Machine but the day that I went, Tuesday, they were closed. Who closes on a Tuesday?
I have to preface my opinions of NYC by disclosing that's where I grew up. I think NYC is wonderful and the best place to live, in my opinion. I took my family to all the museums, ate hot dogs, pizza, kinishes, and took in a concert at Lincoln Center.
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Here's a couple I just picked up from Metro when I was in NYC.
First, ASM 12
And second, ASM 30
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the six, for sale? NO WAY MAN!!!
It's a Silver Surfer SS #6, not the ASM #6.
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Thanks guys. I hope to pick up a couple more while I'm in NYC.
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[font:Century Gothic]My recent acquisitions in my quest of 1-100.[/font]
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That's a sweet ASM 24. One of my fav Ditko covers.
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Hi, I'm new to this thread ( and Collector's Society). Sadly, unlike most of you, I'm not collecting, but liquidating. I've had many of my comics from day one. I've chosen to slab some of my books to remove doubt from the equation. Not that I have 100% confidence in CGC, but it seems better than the alternatives. This forum seems prime for attracting true Spidey fans. I can think of no better home for my books.
I'm requesting your opinions as to how I should/could proceed. I have a complete run from 1-100 in varying grades, but realistically doubt that has any value. Everyone is looking for a few missing books, right?
I have only submitted a dozen or so books to CGC, and I'm not convinced of the value on submitting books under $100. So, registering my entire collection is rather misleading, since it seems only graded books are included.
I welcome any comments or advice. I'll gladly share images of any of my books .
Thanks. Joe
I would strongly agree that books with less than $100 should not be submitted...that's actually about borderline as your cost for slabbing will be at least $35/book...
Post for starters issues 1-10 in the PGM-book Thread and we'll help with the grades and values...once the price is right for both seller and buyer, ASM always gets snapped up in 24-48 hours...especially for issues 1-50...
24-48 Hours? Make that 24-48 minutes, if that, especially if they are priced propperly. Spideys are typically good sellers in that range...just ask trmoore54, he's sold me quite a few in my collection...all his under coppies.
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Kudos for awesome transactions with all the following in the last few months:
JazzMan
Hopefully I didnt miss anyone. A pleasure to deal with everyone on this list!
Back at ya! (thumbs u
Thanks!
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Amazing to see that at least 3 FF#1s went up for sale this weekend. That has to be some record.
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Thanks to trmoore54 & Foolkiller for filling in some more gaps in my ASM run.
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Very special kudos to Nik.
I love him so much, I would bear his children.
Thank you, Nik!
Get a room.
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Super Kudos to Superman2006 for a lightning fast payment for Victoria's Original art! You rock!
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Wow, that 45 looks dripping wet with that vibrant Yellow.
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Major Kudos to mikephoen for quick payment from the great white north.
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This book was just too much fun. I had to pick it up when it was available, even if I overspent.
Nice combination of two genres...I guess it was supposed to draw in a more prominent crowd. Nice book!
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Kudos to Comicdey for some awesome ASMs and a little surprise. Thanks for everything!
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Kudos to MSParkinson for a couple of very sweet and early ASMs!
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Two recent double sigs:
ASM 539 signed by Stan Lee and J.M. Staczynski.
and Marvel Zombies vs. Army of Darkness #1 Variant signed by Robert Kirkman and Arthur Suydam.
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ASM # 10 DISCUSSION...
I posted this on an ASM 10 Buddy Can You Spare A Grade thread...but I haven't seen like discussion in past...interested in what others think about this cover...
I am an ASM collector and have owned this book for the better part of 40 years...this is a very interesting cover in the Ditko lineage...it is one of the rare Ditko/Kirby cover collaborations in the series...it has ALL the appearance of a rush/deadline dash-off...the only background whatsoever is the shadows of the Enforcers...the lack of depth behind Spidey and no shadow serves up perhaps the most 2-dimensional cover of all time...I mean, check out that left leg...flatter than a pancake...
Even though this is a great story in the rank, this cover has always bothered me artistically...
Photo if you don't have the book handy...
40 Years! Glad to know there are a few people older than me. Nice book, Tom.
The simplicity of the cover doesn't bother me at all...the one thing that bugs me is that pesky "L" in LEARN. I've seen a few with the L that's not on the spine. For the longest time I thought my low grade copy had just dropped the letter altogether.
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Got this on ebay for a $100!!
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Just won this one off Heritage this weekend.
Super white cover! Very nice. High grade Spideys.
Yup, can't wait to get it in hand. Shouldn't this technically be a bondage cover?
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Just won this one off Heritage this weekend.
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Kevin,
If I'm bringing books that already have been grade lets say CGC 9.8 and want them signed then you or someone from cgc will crack it open have it signed then reslab it at the grade it had ??
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Does the person who owns the book have to break it open before it gets signed & the grade is no longer a cgc 9.8 ??
I'm not Kevin, but I did this at the last con I went to. I took the slab into the show and gave it to CGC to have it signed. They took it, broke it open, stood in line and got it signed and they take it back to Sarasota. It gets graded again, so your previous grade is NOT guaranteed.
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