Where are all the TEC #58's??

[trory140]

Is it just me or does this book never come up for sale in grade. Over the past 3 or 4 years I have only seen one mid grade copy for sale (6.0 that I bought). I would love to get an upgrade but cannot find one anywhere. The only copies that seem to come up are .5-2.0. Has anyone else noticed this?

[comicjack]

Low grades come to market high grades locked in collections but haven't

seen even a low grade in a while.Joker covers are the cream right now keep looking you never know where it will pop up!

[nearmint]

Tec 58 isn't a Joker cover.

[ciorac]

Tec 58 isn't a Joker cover.

 

Nope, but 85 is. Maybe Jack transposed the numbers when he read it

[comicjack]

Joker covers are what collectors are lookng for this one is not ,copy listed

this week on Sparkle City auctions in low low grade

[G.A.tor]

strange... I have seen many copies in mid to high grade for sale/sell in the past 2-3 years...a cgc 8.0, 7.0, 6.0, 5.0, 4.0 etc...

 

fairly common book,for a minor key (first penguin) without cool villain cover...

 

that said, it is cyclical, and at the moment, I don't see very many copies available.... but they generally are (thumbs u

[trory140]

The copy that I bought is an old label with LT/OW pages what are the chances I get a PQ bump on resub? Also do they even use LT on new labels?

[G.A.tor]

The copy that I bought is an old label with LT/OW pages what are the chances I get a PQ bump on resub? Also do they even use LT on new labels?

LT rarely gets a bump...because has to be kind of fragile to get the LT label...you can't really change that (it's not brittle, but pages must be kind of stiff)... and yes, they still give out the same pq on new labels as old (thumbs u

[trory140]

I was under the impression that LT/OW is above C/OW. I have been using this chart PQ if this is not correct can someone direct me to something else.

[nearmint]

Tec 58 isn't a Joker cover.

 

Nope, but 85 is. Maybe Jack transposed the numbers when he read it

 

I have a nice #85 on my site.

[G.A.tor]

this is the most common hierarchy (there are other odd ball combos, but this is the majority)

white

ow/w

ow

cr/ow

cr

lt/ow

tan/ow

slightly brittle

brittle

[G.A.tor]

I was under the impression that LT/OW is above C/OW. I have been using this chart PQ if this is not correct can someone direct me to something else.

light tan is "worse" than cream...

[trory140]

Thanks

[Sqeggs]

this is the most common hierarchy (there are other odd ball combos, but this is the majority)

white

ow/w

ow

cr/ow

cr

lt/ow

tan/ow

slightly brittle

brittle

 

Don't forget "Pink"

[Primetime]

this is the most common hierarchy (there are other odd ball combos, but this is the majority)

white

ow/w

ow

cr/ow

cr

lt/ow

tan/ow

slightly brittle

brittle

Peanut brittle

Dust