*spoon* Tracy Large Feature Comic #1 (1939)

[Shark]

Does anyone know if CGC will grade and slab a Tracy Large Feature Comic? I have a #1 issue from 1939. It's bigger than MAD magazines but not as big as the Treasury Editions. The overall size is 8-1/2" x 11-3/8".

 

 

I sent an e-mail to CGC about a week ago but I never got an answer out of them.

 

Mike

[FatComicMafia]

I love the fact that it's spoon tracy.

 

 

[s-man]

They really need to take d ick off the "spoon" list... : Tracy, Ayers, Nixon, etc...just doesn't like right!

[Bosco685]

Hmmmm

[Bosco685]

They really need to take d ick off the "spoon" list... : Tracy, Ayers, Nixon, etc...just doesn't like right!

 

Or look right too

[SolitaireOne]

Does anyone know if CGC will grade and slab a Tracy Large Feature Comic?

I love the fact that it's spoon tracy.

Yeah, that is funny... nice book, Mike!

[BaltimoreLauren]

If it's slightly larger then the Mad books, I don't think they would be able too.

 

I also was confused by the title of the thread...I'd never heard of spoon Tracey!

[Comicsarefun]

Does anyone know if CGC will grade and slab a Tracy Large Feature Comic? I have a #1 issue from 1939. It's bigger than MAD magazines but not as big as the Treasury Editions. The overall size is 8-1/2" x 11-3/8".

 

 

I sent an e-mail to CGC about a week ago but I never got an answer out of them.

 

Mike

 

That begs the question..."why would you want to slab that?" Low grade and cool, seems like you would want to flip through it now and again.

[ciorac]

Does anyone know if CGC will grade and slab a Tracy Large Feature Comic? I have a #1 issue from 1939. It's bigger than MAD magazines but not as big as the Treasury Editions. The overall size is 8-1/2" x 11-3/8".

 

 

I sent an e-mail to CGC about a week ago but I never got an answer out of them.

 

Mike

 

Probably not, so you should sell it to me. That way you won't have to struggle with the question anymore.

 

[Shark]

Does anyone know if CGC will grade and slab a Tracy Large Feature Comic? I have a #1 issue from 1939. It's bigger than MAD magazines but not as big as the Treasury Editions. The overall size is 8-1/2" x 11-3/8".

 

 

I sent an e-mail to CGC about a week ago but I never got an answer out of them.

 

Mike

 

Probably not, so you should sell it to me. That way you won't have to struggle with the question anymore.