Flip through the pages of Action Comics #1 CGC 9.0

[botolo]

Amazing!

 

http://www.cgccomics.com/1134755001/

[Define999]

Wow, very cool!

 

[TheAvenger80]

OMG, the pristineness of those pages is unreal.

[porcupine48]

Fun!

[Ditch Fahrenheit]

To the head!

[Davenport]

(thumbs u Rare chance to download and archive as a .cbr or .pdf.

[Aweandlorder]

Whats happening at the last 2 pages (last page and back cover) of this?? Are these small tears?

[Doc McCoy]

Cool to see all the other stories that will forever be overshadowed in that issue, too.

[KDUK]

Never had the chance to read this!! Awesome little insight

[Meeklo]

(thumbs u Rare chance to download and archive as a .cbr or .pdf.

 

Pretty much every comic you can think of already has….

[Ken Aldred]

Never had the chance to read this!! Awesome little insight

 

I've read the Millennium Edition and Famous First Edition reprints, but this is on another level entirely. An incredible, fresh-looking original book, and fantastic to be able to leaf through it.

 

 

[Davenport]

(thumbs u Rare chance to download and archive as a .cbr or .pdf.

 

Pretty much every comic you can think of already has….

Yeah, there've been rough Action 1s floating around for years, but this is a whole 'nother level. No chunks missing and no blurry microfiche replacement pages. Pure c2c historic goodness.

[Bronty]

that was pretty awesome (thumbs u

[stock_rotation]

This was (and actually still is) available on the ebay page when it was being auctioned.

 

 

[botolo]

Question: what's the chance of this copy being a fake?

[youmechooz]

Question: what's the chance of this copy being a fake?

Auto-correct.

I mean 0.1%

[mystrymachine]

Very nice! Now I'm off to watch a Wheeler and Woolsey film!

[Icculus308win]

Never had the chance to read this!! Awesome little insight

 

I've read the Millennium Edition and Famous First Edition reprints, but this is on another level entirely. An incredible, fresh-looking original book, and fantastic to be able to leaf through it.

 

 

What he said

[botolo]

Question: what's the chance of this copy being a fake?

Auto-correct.

I mean 0.1%

 

If I can profit $3 million from putting in the market a fake 9.0 copy, I will put a lot of effort in it. Think about the people counterfeiting money and how close to the original they get. And money have all the anti-counterfeiting measures that a comic book from the 1930s did not have.

 

What I am asking is: how does CGC know that the comic book is the real deal? Do they run a radiocarbon dating analysis on the book? :-)

[steveinthecity]

Question: what's the chance of this copy being a fake?

Auto-correct.

I mean 0.1%

 

If I can profit $3 million from putting in the market a fake 9.0 copy, I will put a lot of effort in it. Think about the people counterfeiting money and how close to the original they get. And money have all the anti-counterfeiting measures that a comic book from the 1930s did not have.

 

What I am asking is: how does CGC know that the comic book is the real deal? Do they run a radiocarbon dating analysis on the book? :-)

Hi botolo. Please keep in mind books of this rarity, grade, or of a specific pedigree don't just fall out of the sky. Serious collectors/dealers will keep an eye on these types of books and will follow the provenance of such. Seldom will a "rare" GA book come to market without a bit of history being known about the specific book, prior sales, or it's owner(s).