Anyone know who has the CGC graded 1939 RUDOLPH ?

[seanfingh]

 

Your mom collects comics??

 

That will get you gutpunched in a lot of neighborhoods.

[Comic Book Guy]

 

Your mom collects comics??

 

That will get you gutpunched in a lot of neighborhoods.

 

 

[Comicdey]

looks like rudolph needs a little pressing.

[ft88]

Asking for $1400 and getting $1400....

[mrmitchgro]

Asking for $1400 and getting $1400....

 

You're buying?

[Silver]

It's not a comic, and I do not think it's rare either. They printed 2 and a half million. There is also a second printing from the 40's. I have seen them on eBay considerably cheaper. Christmas is probably not the right time to buy this.

 

 

[Shark]

Is this it on eBay?

 

link

 

Thanks for the link. That must be the book as there is only one listed in the census! What did he/she do to the slab?

 

When I clicked on the link and looked at that book I knew I had seen one just recently. So I called my mom (who lives about 5 miles away) and verified that she has a copy of that same book. She also has a copy of the 50 year anniversary edition. I'm picking them up tomorrow morning and will post scans of them sometime tomorrow afternoon. (thumbs u

 

Unfortunately, her copy is a beater (see below) AND it's not the original. The elves are not helping Santa load the sleigh and the plane shown is a 4-engine plane instead of the 3-engine plane in the original. This must be the 1940's reprint that Silver just mentioned.

 

 

 

I've also attached scans of the 50-year anniversary reproduction copy that she has. It (the reproduction) does clearly show the elves helping Santa load the sleigh and the 3-engine plane.

 

 

 

Any guesses on what the 1940's version is worth? Probably not a whole lot I imagine, especially in that condition.

[ComicDoc]

Asking for $1400 and getting $1400....

 

Really? I did not think it was that expensive.