Why I love 80 Page Giants...

[colmoreman]

IMHO, the toughest ones to find, as borne out by the Census are:

 

1. Rudolph 1962/1963 (1 x 8.0, 1 x 7.5 and 1 x 6.0)

2. Superman Annual #3 (only 8 copies graded with 1 in 9.0 and then 1 in each of 7 lower grades)

2. Superman Annual #1 (1 x 9.0, 1 x 8.5, 3 x 8.0 and dos on.

 

80-Page Giant #7 and Lois Lane Annuals 1 & 2 are close behind - I can't find nice copies!

[colmoreman]

I keep trying to add scans!

[colmoreman]

And my final scan - it appears to not come on the page but as an attachment - it's the best I seem to be able to do!

[tth2]

Here you go, Mark. You have to open the attachment, copy the address and then post it here using the [img, /img] html codes (effectively using the CGC boards as the host of your pictures). Since you have a comic website, it might actually be easier for you to just use that website to host your pictures here, in which case all you have to do is post the address of the scan in the html codes here.

 

 

By the way, gorgeous book!

[tth2]

[tth2]

80-Page Giant #7 and Lois Lane Annuals 1 & 2 are close behind - I can't find nice copies!

Of the 80-Page title itself, definitely #7, and I think #4 is impossible to find in HG.

[colmoreman]

Here you go, Mark. You have to open the attachment, copy the address and then post it here using the [img, /img] html codes (effectively using the CGC boards as the host of your pictures). Since you have a comic website, it might actually be easier for you to just use that website to host your pictures here, in which case all you have to do is post the address of the scan in the html codes here.

 

Thanks Tim! It's not feasible for me to put stuff from my own collection onto my business website (all sorts of data has to be added before an image, including price, etc.). It may take me a couple of tries to get the technique sorted!

 

http://boards.collectors-society.com/attachments//1112133-Sgt.Rock%5C%27sPBTA1.jpg

[tth2]

Here you go, Mark. You have to open the attachment, copy the address and then post it here using the [img, /img] html codes (effectively using the CGC boards as the host of your pictures). Since you have a comic website, it might actually be easier for you to just use that website to host your pictures here, in which case all you have to do is post the address of the scan in the html codes here.

 

Thanks Tim! It's not feasible for me to put stuff from my own collection onto my business website (all sorts of data has to be added before an image, including price, etc.). It may take me a couple of tries to get the technique sorted!

 

http://boards.collectors-society.com/attachments//1112133-Sgt.Rock%5C%27sPBTA1.jpg

Well, you're almost there, Mark. If you click on the link you created, it opens to your scan and you can see the address: "http://...". Copy that address, return back to the thread and type in , and voila.

 

[Norrin_Radd]

Oh, jeez. Pov leaves and my memory becomes that of a 90-year-old. Thanks.

 

Apparently 80 page comics are too Giant to be contained in only one thread.

[PovertyRow]

Oh, jeez. Pov leaves and my memory becomes that of a 90-year-old. Thanks.

 

See? No one reads my posts!

 

I DID say I would be back from time to time. If only to tomrnet you all!

[Aman619]

please stop tomrnetting us!!

[Aman619]

from one bad speller to another.. : )

[Aman619]

bad typist I mean...

[Red Hook]

Oh, jeez. Pov leaves and my memory becomes that of a 90-year-old. Thanks.

 

See? No one reads my posts!

 

I DID say I would be back from time to time. If only to tomrnet you all!

 

But POV....there's a difference between "from time to time" and "time after time".

 

WELCOME BACK TO THE BOARDS!!!!!

[Rob]

 

Who has more Rudolphs, or info about them? They're my next focus.