World's Finest #7

[Perpendiculous]

Thanks so much!

 

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[ItsJustRyan]

5.0

 

Nice copy. Presents really well, just has a number of different issues.

[baron von slabb]

Wow! and awesome phallic cover.

 

I'm finding myself agreeing with ItsJustRyan. This a great book and looks super nice. The main deciding factor of my grade for it are the faint lines from opening a square bound book to the degree that it creates vertical creases near the spine. The back shows these most noticeably at the bottom. The front lines are fainter but I see them near the middle of the book and in more than one vertical. But, I could also drift up to 5.5. I wouldn't drop it below 5.0. great book.

[Phill the Governor]

5.5

 

Man, I love that cover

[Perpendiculous]

I love it too. This baby may be on her way to the folks in Sarasota....

[Norrin's lawyer]

5.5 or I would like to go 6.0 (with the sweet GA bump) hard to tell on the vertical creasing. Love the book !

[ROBTOTHEC]

I'm with 6.0 GA bump.

[divad]

I'll raise you one to 7.0 - nize copy!

[divad]

I love it too. This baby may be on her way to the folks in Sarasota....

 

As it should be, my friend, as it should be. (thumbs u

[baron von slabb]

I need to learn about this GA bump!

[Perpendiculous]

Me too!!!!

[kav]

7.0

 

[rjpb]

I need to learn about this GA bump!

 

One can't count on the GA bump, but some believe it's due to a chemical reaction in the brain caused by the musty smell of old books that leads an otherwise reasonable grader to conclude "Hey this looks pretty good for a 70 year old comic, I think I'll give it a grade that would be completely unacceptable if it were a Bronze Age book."

 

Increasingly it seems to affect the grading of Silver Age keys as well, likely due to passing the 50 year mark.