what is the most odd ball comic(s) you have had slabbed???

[dolphinsrwj]

i know everybody has seen auctions on ebay for cgcs that you thought to yourself what the @#$% was that person thinking of when they sumitted that comic to cgc. i sent some books in a couple of months back and one of them was jason vs leatherface#1 i love that cover.

[Rickdogg]

jason vs leatherface#1 i love that cover.

 

[Timely]

I just sent in my NM/M copy of the Russian Mickey Mouse Magazine #1, should come back in a week or two.

 

Timely

[143ksk]

The oddest books that I've sent and received back are a run of Archie Spire Christian comics. I'm still waiting for my copies of Reagan's Raiders #1 and Daffy Qadaffi to come back. Every time I send in a bunch of moderns, I'm always sure to send in something weird. Someday, I will have the largest collection of high grade CGC oddballs in the world!

[Mister_Comics]

Had a '95 DETECTIVE COMICS #38 REPLICA SPECIAL slabbed.

A CLASSICS ILLUSTRATED #28 Michael Strogoff by Jules Verne slabbed only because I like the cover art and the book looks like new.

A couple of TREASURE CHEST slabbed only because they were in such great shape. Hard to find real good copies of TC.

Just had two BATMAN KELLOGG'S POPTARTS comics slabbed.

 

Sometimes I slab certain ones because I don't see anyone else having them slabbed.

 

 

[aardvark88]

Showcase 70 Binky's Buddies came back 9.0 but I thought it was 9.4.

[greggy]

Showcase 70 Binky's Buddies came back 9.0 but I thought it was 9.4.

You sure about that?

[thecomicsheet]

I sold this one a while back, but the cover was so funny I had to have it slabbed.

 

[FFB]

The weirdest book I ever had slabbed was an old book called "Buzzy." It was issue #70. I can't imagine why anyone would want to buy it though, so I'll probably have it forever.

 

i know everybody has seen auctions on ebay for cgcs that you thought to yourself what the @#$% was that person thinking of when they sumitted that comic to cgc. i sent some books in a couple of months back and one of them was jason vs leatherface#1 i love that cover.

[Ian_Levine]

The weirdest book I ever had slabbed was an old book called "Buzzy." It was issue #70. I can't imagine why anyone would want to buy it though, so I'll probably have it forever.

 

I wouldn't mind betting that if you check with CGC that there's never been a copy of Buzzy 70 slabbed.

How come Buzzy 69 and Buzzy 71 are so easy to pick up

[Rocketeer]

The weirdest book I ever had slabbed was an old book called "Buzzy." It was issue #70. I can't imagine why anyone would want to buy it though, so I'll probably have it forever.

 

I wouldn't mind betting that if you check with CGC that there's never been a copy of Buzzy 70 slabbed.

How come Buzzy 69 and Buzzy 71 are so easy to pick up

 

Low self-esteem....

[chrisco37]

The weirdest book I ever had slabbed was an old book called "Buzzy." It was issue #70. I can't imagine why anyone would want to buy it though, so I'll probably have it forever.

 

I wouldn't mind betting that if you check with CGC that there's never been a copy of Buzzy 70 slabbed.

How come Buzzy 69 and Buzzy 71 are so easy to pick up

 

Low self-esteem....

 

[FFB]

OK, Ian. You busted me. You sure are one helluva sleuth. Must be because you've read and own every issue of Detective Comics.

 

The weirdest book I ever had slabbed was an old book called "Buzzy." It was issue #70. I can't imagine why anyone would want to buy it though, so I'll probably have it forever.

 

I wouldn't mind betting that if you check with CGC that there's never been a copy of Buzzy 70 slabbed.

How come Buzzy 69 and Buzzy 71 are so easy to pick up

[OldSchoolTerry]

OK, Ian. You busted me. You sure are one helluva sleuth. Must be because you've read and own every issue of Detective Comics.

 

 

Now that's a

[doyle033]

here ya go...

i am such an insufficiently_thoughtful_person. but i thought i had a shot at 9.8...

probably tough to grade thru the tears of laughter