Just back from cgc - Mags

[Boboset]

Wow! This thread was a ton of fun to read through and admire the mags you all have. Makmorn, you have an incredible collection! Nothing else to add, back to my Silver and Bronze age Marvel addicton...

[Paratrooper]

Got these krappy books back today.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Jesus greggy, how much room in your house is your comic collection taking?

[Bonds25]

Here is the highest graded #16, nice Frazetta cover, Adams story inside to match.

NFS of course

The other 11 books were not census breakers, some nice books, but nothing chartbusting.

 

 

Gorgeous cover! (thumbs u

[NYComics]

Here is the highest graded #16, nice Frazetta cover, Adams story inside to match.

NFS of course

The other 11 books were not census breakers, some nice books, but nothing chartbusting.

 

 

Gorgeous cover! (thumbs u

 

 

[october]

Thinking of having some of my high grade Warrens slabbed. Where is the best place to sell CGCed mags? They don't seem to get much action on CLink, so eBay? Somewhere else?

[Makmorn]

People sell these?

 

Probably Ebay, unless they are very high grade (9.8's), then maybe Pedigree or Clinks. I normally don't sell my highest grades so hard for me to say for sure, highest I ever sell is 9.6, and I don't even let those go very often. I only do that when I have 2 or 3 of the same grade or higher, and that does not happen too often.

[october]

People sell these?

 

Probably Ebay, unless they are very high grade (9.8's), then maybe Pedigree or Clinks. I normally don't sell my highest grades so hard for me to say for sure, highest I ever sell is 9.6, and I don't even let those go very often. I only do that when I have 2 or 3 of the same grade or higher, and that does not happen too often.

 

From what I have seen on graded mags, these will all come back 9.4 to 9.8. I expect the lion's share to be 9.6s.

[Makmorn]

Like anything else it depends on the issue # and the title.

 

Vampirella sells fairly well wherever you list it, Creepy comes in second and Eerie usually third in popularity. No real reason for it to be that way, there are some fantastic covers and stories in Eerie, but it's just not as popular or perhaps as well known as the other two titles.

[ivegotneatstuff]

Just got this back today, highest graded and SS too

Merry Christmas to me

 

 

You're right. Frazetta cover + highest graded + signature =

 

 

major drooling going on here

[NYComics]

wow, someone must of handled that book very carefully

[Makmorn]

wow, someone must of handled that book very carefully

 

Thanks again

[Makmorn]

Okay just a few new ones came in today...So gather around my mag seekers..

 

First up....

After Hours #2, an okay grade for a 1957 mag, and the second magazine Jim Warren published...tied with one other 8.0

[Makmorn]

Next..

 

1970 Creepy Yearbook, Nice collection of Frazetta covers on the front.

Tied with 3 others for the top spot, I had hoped for a little bit better.

[Makmorn]

1970 Eerie yearbook, a collage of Frazetta covers. First of the Eerie yearbook/annuals. Pretty sure I bought this around 1990 from a comic shop that went poof, and was gone the next time I went to buy more books.

 

2 others grade higher at 9.8

[Makmorn]

Creepy #11 9.6 What can I say about this cover?.....It's one of my favorites

Only 3 grade higher.

 

[Makmorn]

Deadliest Heroes of Kung Fu #1, the one and only 9.8

Unique book, it has no advertising

 

Slab was damaged in shipping

[Makmorn]

A few more Warrens and I'm done..

 

Vampirella #1 9.0, not as nice as my other one, but a passible grade for a 40 year old mag.

[Makmorn]

Vampirella #3 9.2, decent grade for a low distribution book

 

 

[Makmorn]

Last but certainly not least, Vampirella #5 9.8, tied with 2 others for the top spot...one of my favorite Vampirella covers, and the first issue I bought off the rack in 1970

(not this copy of course)

 

[Jayman]

Wow! That #5 is a stunner!