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[Aslpride8]

Off to eBay, thanks.

Hello everyone, I am working on my G.I. Joe Marvel set and I am down to 28 issues to go. My WTD listed in my signature.

 

Since few months, I have been buying reading condition, but during deals with some people from this forum and eBay will not sell me individual issues. I was able to get better grade from lots. Some of them are higher grade and I decide to sell higher grade to help me fill-in missing issues. I would like to sell my reading condition duplicates to increase my fund to buy the remain missing issues, too.

 

The first lot are reading condition (G- to F+ as average) for really cheap and great for someone who want to jump in and read them. The issue range will be from 3 to 141 in total of 63 comic books. Here's issue number included in this lot...

 

3-5, 8-19, 22, 25, 28, 31, 32, 35, 36, 38, 40-45, 47, 49, 50, 51, 53-57, 59-65, 67-73, 76-78, 87, 91, 93, 97, 98, 100, 141 and Special Mission 1.

 

I am selling them $35 with free priority mail. That's around 50 cent each!

 

I will pack them secured in magazine bags. Here's pictures...

 

 

I will add more better grade G.I. Joes by tomorrow. When you buy them from me, remember that you are helping me completing my goal.

[Aslpride8]

1-10 $5 for priority mail

11-50 $10 for priority mail

51+ or $50+ will be free priority mail

 

Here's list.

 

G.I. Joe (Marvel) High grade...(All high grade will be included individual bag and board to preserve it's condition during shipping)

 

G.I. Joe (All are direct edition unless noted)

 

2 F/VF newsstand $10

3 VF+ $10

5 F/VF newsstand $5

16 F+ newsstand $2

18 VF/NM newsstand $5

19 VF/NM newsstand $5

21 VF/NM newsstand $40 Sold

24 VF newsstand $3 Sold

26 VF newsstand $8

27 VF $8

31 VF/NM newsstand $2

32 NM- $2 Sold

32 NM- newsstand $2 Sold

34 VF/NM $2

35 F $.50

35 NM $3

36 VF/NM $2

38 NM $3

38 F/VF newsstand $1

39 NM $3

39 NM $3

40 NM- $2

41 NM+ $4

42 NM $3

42 NM newsstand $3

43 NM- $2

44 VF/NM newsstand $2

46 NM $3

47 VF+ newsstand $1

48 NM $3 Sold

48 VF newsstand $1

50 NM- newsstand $2 Sold

51 NM $2

52 VF/NM newsstand $1

53 VF- newsstand (2 cm diameter of stain on barcode, should be NM) $1

55 VF/NM newsstand $1

56 NM- newsstand $1

57 VF/NM newsstand $1

58 VF+ newsstand (2 cm diameter of stain on back top right corner, should be NM) $1

59 NM- newsstand $1

70 VF/NM newsstand $1

 

G.I. Joe Yearbook 4 VF/NM $1

G.I. Joe Order of Battle 2 VF/NM $1

 

2nd and 3rd printing, rare in high grade...

 

26 F/VF 2nd printing (Due to crease on top right corner, but pressing will repair the crease) $5

29 NM- 3rd printing $5

30 NM- 2nd printing $5

36 NM 2nd printing $8

38 VF+ 2nd printing $4

 

Unique object with G.I. Joe 66 VF. It's a mailing order and it still have brown bag wrap it with Marvel Comic Group return mailing address on it. Since it's a history artifact as many of brown bag has been displosed after recieved issue. Very few left still preserve. It's your chance to have one. I am selling it for $5.

 

PM always welcome for negotiate. If you want scanned picture of certain issue, then feel free to pm me on that one.

 

 

[Aslpride8]

21 VF/NM newsstand

24 VF newsstand

32 NM-

32 NM- newsstand

48 VF newsstand

50 NM- newsstand

 

Sold via PM! (thumbs u

[Aslpride8]

Here's picture of brown bag wrap G.I. Joe 66. I was in awe that Marvel ship out comic books like this way. I guess in 1980's, people aren't concern about grade except the story that it contained.

 

[Aslpride8]

Remeber PM is an excellence tool for negotiating.

[sd2416]

Damn I missed out on that 21.

 

 

[comiconxion]

Here's picture of brown bag wrap G.I. Joe 66. I was in awe that Marvel ship out comic books like this way. I guess in 1980's, people aren't concern about grade except the story that it contained.

 

 

I remember that my subscription copies would usually come later than if I bought them off the newsstand so I would end up with two copies of each. Sometimes the subscription copies would come in decent shape - sometimes not and they usually did have some type of subscription crease on them (although not as pronounced as I would have thought).