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Centaur Comics
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Scrooge

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Holy Centaur Treasure Trove!

 

 

Not only Centaurs, right Michäel?

 

Anything non-DC or non-Timely (though there is a smattering of DCs in there). So pretty complete Fiction House, Prize, etc ... with a focus on pre-1940 books. I don't think we ever got to the MLJs so I don't know if they are there or not.

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Blind Owl

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I remember when you posted that group shot the 1st time....then I was just thinking...wow! how beautiful to be present and see books like this all staring back at you! :cloud9:

 

Incredible books, it would be nice to see what MLJ's he had also, I'm sure they would make an amazing group shot as well.... hm

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I don't think we ever got to the MLJs so I don't know if they are there or not.

 

MLJ's are tough too, in my opinion - I just don't see them at dealer booths at all (kinda like Centaurs).

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I don't think we ever got to the MLJs so I don't know if they are there or not.

 

MLJ's are tough too, in my opinion - I just don't see them at dealer booths at all (kinda like Centaurs).

 

I've wondered about this too. There seems to be a bit higher demand for MLJs, so I don't know if they just sell more quickly, but good luck finding a Zip between 26 & 35 at a show.

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G.A.tor

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I think I got upto 257 of the 290+ books. However if I had of stayed the course I might have competed. Several of the last 10 win needed I was able to assist him with so I will just live vicariously through his and Jon's collection (until one of them decide to sell to me )

 

And it took me 4 years FYI

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Flex Mentallo

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I think I got upto 257 of the 290+ books. However if I had of stayed the course I might have competed. Several of the last 10 win needed I was able to assist him with so I will just live vicariously through his and Jon's collection (until one of them decide to sell to me )

 

And it took me 4 years FYI

 

hm that means it would take me about 40 years by comparison. By then it would be known as the Methuselah Collection. :preach:

 

My master plan is to stand on street corners and ask passersby if they have any... :idea:

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I think I got upto 257 of the 290+ books. However if I had of stayed the course I might have competed. Several of the last 10 win needed I was able to assist him with so I will just live vicariously through his and Jon's collection (until one of them decide to sell to me )

 

And it took me 4 years FYI

 

hm that means it would take me about 40 years by comparison. By then it would be known as the Methuselah Collection. :preach:

 

My master plan is to stand on street corners and ask passersby if they have any... :idea:

 

alanna at Speakers' Corner in Hyde Park :preach: asking for Centaurs... brilliant!

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I think I got upto 257 of the 290+ books. However if I had of stayed the course I might have competed. Several of the last 10 win needed I was able to assist him with so I will just live vicariously through his and Jon's collection (until one of them decide to sell to me )

 

And it took me 4 years FYI

 

hm that means it would take me about 40 years by comparison. By then it would be known as the Methuselah Collection. :preach:

 

My master plan is to stand on street corners and ask passersby if they have any... :idea:

 

alanna at Speakers' Corner in Hyde Park :preach: asking for Centaurs... brilliant!

 

Well it has as much chance of success as asking dealers! They're all collecting the darn things!

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G.A.tor

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Hey Michael it's nice just to own a FP35 a great Arrow classic cover and yes i would say Centaurs are the rarest of the goldenage books.Just try to find some in decent shape that aren't locked in collections.For one example V2 #10 seven on the cgc cenus but how many exist in the raw state not to many i would think,and for being not respected as far as other publishers i would say that is changing along with there values.My two cents!
here's another one

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G.A.tor

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i've run across fewer centaurs over the years than any of the other major golden age publishers.

 

here's my funny pages v3 #8, arrow by gustavson, tarpe mills art:

 

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G.A.tor

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i was going to say that i've seen (and owned) more vol. 4 #1's (gerber 8) than this issue (gerber 7), but after seeing the last few pages of this thread i'm just joining the (very distinguished?) crowd :)

 

 

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alanna posted the 8.0 I sold him fairly recently...I have a Fn copy too, but can't find scan...

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Flex Mentallo

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i was going to say that i've seen (and owned) more vol. 4 #1's (gerber 8) than this issue (gerber 7), but after seeing the last few pages of this thread i'm just joining the (very distinguished?) crowd :)

 

 

sh16sf3vz3dkva9fg.jpg

alanna posted the 8.0 I sold him fairly recently...I have a Fn copy too, but can't find scan...

 

I'm thinking circumtance's copy might be even nicer than the one you sold me.

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Blind Owl

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Hey Michael it's nice just to own a FP35 a great Arrow classic cover and yes i would say Centaurs are the rarest of the goldenage books.Just try to find some in decent shape that aren't locked in collections.For one example V2 #10 seven on the cgc cenus but how many exist in the raw state not to many i would think,and for being not respected as far as other publishers i would say that is changing along with there values.My two cents!
here's another one

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A "presentable" looking copy of a "key Centaur". :headbang:

 

Also it's a Centaur of which I don't own a copy :frustrated:

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