What book in your collection would be the last you sell off?

[*paull*]

This is the first GA book I ever purchased, and the last I would sell. I just love the cover.

 

 

 

 

[worldsbestcomics]

My copy of Four Color 386

 

Me too as far as golden age books.

[Silver Surfer]

I just got this in, thanks Peter, and it ticks all the boxes for me. Cool cover, great interior art, Canadian varient, origin recap, Timely.

 

 

Glad you like it. (thumbs u

[Stevenrams]

 

This is a keeper forever. I'll pass it along to my wife and daughter and I'll specify in the will not to sell it. I'm the fourth owner of the book:

 

1) Edgar Church

2) Chuck Rozanski

3) Gary Carter

4) Me

[Doohickamabob]

This book would probably be the last I would sell not because it is my favorite but just because it is so cool and I was super lucky to find it.

I think there are maybe 7 of those in existence... High estimate.

[jimjum12]

Probably Thunda #1.......both copies GOD BLESS....

 

-jimbo(a friend of jesus) (thumbs u

[Weird Paper]

Probably this one because it's so cool and hard to find and I love the story:

 

[MrBedrock]

Maybe this one...

 

 

Wowwy.

[MrBedrock]

Probably this one because it's so cool and hard to find and I love the story:

 

Cover to cover my favorite comic of all (thumbs u

[Weird Paper]

Probably this one because it's so cool and hard to find and I love the story:

 

Cover to cover my favorite comic of all (thumbs u

My favorite comic of all that I don't own. I should've bought yours back in the 90s when you quoted me some outrageous (I thought... at the time... who knew?) price for it.

[MrBedrock]

Probably this one because it's so cool and hard to find and I love the story:

 

Cover to cover my favorite comic of all (thumbs u

My favorite comic of all that I don't own. I should've bought yours back in the 90s when you quoted me some outrageous (I thought... at the time... who knew?) price for it.

I have a tendency to do that, and then regret it when someone says "Sure, I'll take it!" (Detective 31, anybody?).

Thank you for not saying "Sure, I'll take it!"

[Kevin.J]

Superboy #1

 

[red rocks-migration]

This one... because it looks 9.2 but a crease that barely breaks color brings it down to 6.5... I love the colors on it and it was the best book from all the gga books in the hollywood smoke shop collection, even nicer than the Phantom Lady 17.

[BB-Gun]

This one... because it looks 9.2 but a crease that barely breaks color brings it down to 6.5... I love the colors on it and it was the best book from all the gga books in the hollywood smoke shop collection, even nicer than the Phantom Lady 17.

 

Love that one RR. Probably hard to find a better copy too.

 

My copy of Blue Beetle 49 is pretty beat up but still a fav.

[eccomic]

This one goes without saying:

 

[Bat-Hound]

A tie goes for these two,,Someone will inherit these from me one day

[Timely]

After thinking about it for a few days, I suppose this would be the last one to go.

 

[Straw-Man]

After thinking about it for a few days, I suppose this would be the last one to go.

 

 

i can see that.

[Fantastic Thor]

My silver surfer 1 my dad bought me in 1973. Still have it

 

[lou_fine]

This one... because it looks 9.2 but a crease that barely breaks color brings it down to 6.5... I love the colors on it and it was the best book from all the gga books in the hollywood smoke shop collection, even nicer than the Phantom Lady 17.

 

Absolutely gorgeous copy of BB #52 with almost glow in the dark colours that you have there!

 

Totally disagree with the Fine+ grade given to the book by CGC considering the sharp edges, beautiful colours, and otherwise flawless cover. They place far too much importance on creases, both colour breaking and non-colour breaking, at the expense of the overall visual appearance of the book.

 

I assume Borock must have had an irrational phobia of creases when he was collecting and ensured that this was incorporated into the undisclosed grading standards as developed by CGC. Either that, or it was part of CGG's original long-term business plan in terms of PCS and CGC resubmissions.