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who are some trusted Golden Age comic sellers?

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VintageComics

VintageComics

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looking for sellers who grade decent and ship decent.

you know pay for a book and you don`t have to call them up and ask when did you ship book or buy a fine comic and it comes back looking like .

I have only dealt with mile high comics and mycomicsshop.

any others I can put on my list as good as these 2 for a beginner?

this would be for golden age comics only.

thanks for any info.

really, those 2 are the best, no doubt

 

I actually didn't read the post, just the title...

 

but you are right, Gator.

 

lol

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hockey&comicsguy

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Bedrock

Moondog

Harley

 

There are many others that sort of meet your criteria, but not quite. Metro doesn't always necessarily agree with CGC's grading. Superworld can be a bit soft on Golden Age grading.

 

Yup. Forgot about Gary/Moondog and Harley.

 

Again, lots of forumites know their stuff too...October, Jeff (nearmint), Ciorac, Detective27kid, Sacentaur, Centaurman, skypinkblu, Mr. Schomburg....a lot of these guys and gals are great to deal with!

 

Oh yeah, me too...going to be unloading a ton of GA. Shameless plug again.

 

:blush:

 

R.

 

 

Whatcha going to be unloading?

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MR.COMICBOOK

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looking for sellers who grade decent and ship decent.

you know pay for a book and you don`t have to call them up and ask when did you ship book or buy a fine comic and it comes back looking like .

I have only dealt with mile high comics and mycomicsshop.

any others I can put on my list as good as these 2 for a beginner?

this would be for golden age comics only.

thanks for any info.

really, those 2 are the best, no doubt

 

I actually didn't read the post, just the title...

 

but you are right, Gator.

 

lol

good to know things will get better for me, I do like it that those 2 will at least ship fast to me.

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VintageComics

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The evidence continues to indicate that we're a gullible lot...

 

Where cool comics are concerned we bite first and ask what was for supper later.

 

lol

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ciorac

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Almost all of the people on the forum thread are good.I always thought Mike at www.motorcitycomics.com was a good grader.Marc Nathan of the Baltimore Comicon is very tight also.Bob Beerbohm is cool.Terry's Comics is reputable.I've had luck with Metro also.GOD BLESS...

 

-jimbo(a friend of jesus) (thumbs u

 

p.s. Ciorac on the boards will do you right also.

 

Thanks Jimbo (thumbs u

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Moondog

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Moondog = Gary Colabuono

 

P.O. Box 117, Elk Grove Village IL

 

moondog100@comcast.net or PM me.

 

847.253.6096 home office.

 

Senior Overstreet advisor for over 20 years.

 

Let me know what you're looking for and if I have it we'll work out a deal.

 

Golden Age and Silver Age only (all right some high grade Bronze every so often).

 

No website and I only set up at the Wizard World Chicago every year.

 

No BS.

 

Everything returnable for any reason. Slabbed or raw.

 

Just let me know what you're looking for!

 

 

 

 

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Moondog = Gary Colabuono

 

P.O. Box 117, Elk Grove Village IL

 

moondog100@comcast.net or PM me.

 

847.253.6096 home office.

 

Senior Overstreet advisor for over 20 years.

 

Let me know what you're looking for and if I have it we'll work out a deal.

 

Golden Age and Silver Age only (all right some high grade Bronze every so often).

 

No website and I only set up at the Wizard World Chicago every year.

 

No BS.

 

Everything returnable for any reason. Slabbed or raw.

 

Just let me know what you're looking for!

 

 

 

 

I'm looking for some ashcans. Got any? :baiting:

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G.A.tor

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Moondog = Gary Colabuono

 

P.O. Box 117, Elk Grove Village IL

 

moondog100@comcast.net or PM me.

 

847.253.6096 home office.

 

Senior Overstreet advisor for over 20 years.

 

Let me know what you're looking for and if I have it we'll work out a deal.

 

Golden Age and Silver Age only (all right some high grade Bronze every so often).

 

No website and I only set up at the Wizard World Chicago every year.

 

No BS.

 

Everything returnable for any reason. Slabbed or raw.

 

Just let me know what you're looking for!

 

 

 

just a few good centaurs~

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G.A.tor

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Why no website Gary?

 

I have a real job and just don't have the time. That's why I only do one show each year too.

are you insinuating that selling comics is not a "real" job :baiting:

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Moondog = Gary Colabuono

 

P.O. Box 117, Elk Grove Village IL

 

moondog100@comcast.net or PM me.

 

847.253.6096 home office.

 

Senior Overstreet advisor for over 20 years.

 

Let me know what you're looking for and if I have it we'll work out a deal.

 

Golden Age and Silver Age only (all right some high grade Bronze every so often).

 

No website and I only set up at the Wizard World Chicago every year.

 

No BS.

 

Everything returnable for any reason. Slabbed or raw.

 

Just let me know what you're looking for!

 

 

 

 

an unrestored Tec #28 :wishluck:

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G.A.tor

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Moondog = Gary Colabuono

 

P.O. Box 117, Elk Grove Village IL

 

moondog100@comcast.net or PM me.

 

847.253.6096 home office.

 

Senior Overstreet advisor for over 20 years.

 

Let me know what you're looking for and if I have it we'll work out a deal.

 

Golden Age and Silver Age only (all right some high grade Bronze every so often).

 

No website and I only set up at the Wizard World Chicago every year.

 

No BS.

 

Everything returnable for any reason. Slabbed or raw.

 

Just let me know what you're looking for!

 

 

 

 

an unrestored Tec #28 :wishluck:

:makepoint: get in line mister :baiting:

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Moondog

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Why no website Gary?

 

I have a real job and just don't have the time. That's why I only do one show each year too.

are you insinuating that selling comics is not a "real" job :baiting:

 

Maybe I should have said "real world" job.

 

lol

 

I sold comics for a living from 1978 until 1999. Believe me I know it's a real job.

 

But the "world" of comics is so unlike the rest of the tangible world. We play by our own rules, we have our own vocabulary, we have our own saints and heroes and devils and villains. And it all borders on the edge of craziness.

 

And I love it!

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G.A.tor

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Why no website Gary?

 

I have a real job and just don't have the time. That's why I only do one show each year too.

are you insinuating that selling comics is not a "real" job :baiting:

 

Maybe I should have said "real world" job.

 

lol

 

I sold comics for a living from 1978 until 1999. Believe me I know it's a real job.

 

But the "world" of comics is so unlike the rest of the tangible world. We play by our own rules, we have our own vocabulary, we have our own saints and heroes and devils and villains. And it all borders on the edge of craziness.

 

And I love it!

and what about my unrestored tec 28... (shrug)

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esquirecomics

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Why no website Gary?

 

I have a real job and just don't have the time. That's why I only do one show each year too.

are you insinuating that selling comics is not a "real" job :baiting:

 

Maybe I should have said "real world" job.

 

lol

 

I sold comics for a living from 1978 until 1999. Believe me I know it's a real job.

 

But the "world" of comics is so unlike the rest of the tangible world. We play by our own rules, we have our own vocabulary, we have our own saints and heroes and devils and villains. And it all borders on the edge of craziness.

 

And I love it!

 

I traded legal services for someone to create my EsquireComics.com website. You can trade golf items!

 

Or I will take one of your ashcans in trade for getting you a website. hm

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Moondog

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Why no website Gary?

 

I have a real job and just don't have the time. That's why I only do one show each year too.

are you insinuating that selling comics is not a "real" job :baiting:

 

Maybe I should have said "real world" job.

 

lol

 

I sold comics for a living from 1978 until 1999. Believe me I know it's a real job.

 

But the "world" of comics is so unlike the rest of the tangible world. We play by our own rules, we have our own vocabulary, we have our own saints and heroes and devils and villains. And it all borders on the edge of craziness.

 

And I love it!

 

I traded legal services for someone to create my EsquireComics.com website. You can trade golf items!

 

Or I will take one of your ashcans in trade for getting you a website. hm

 

If I had a website I'd have to keep it up. Scanning. Grading. Pricing. Posting. That's a lot of work!

 

 

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