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Inaflash

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I always love the New Years themed covers. Not comic book related, but Leyendecker did a lot of fantastic covers for the Saturday Evening Post in the 1930's and 40's with New Years themes.

 

Ken

 

And one more on the same theme I forgot yesterday, by Charles Biro:

 

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ciorac

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Here's a standard issue of Star Comics, which are generally very hard to find but also in very low demand due to non-descript cartoony covers.

 

starcomicsvol.jpg

 

Heck! There is demand all the way from Chicago to Mississippi!

 

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G.A.tor

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hello all...

the MH Amazing-Man 5 is in the Jan Heritage auction...

rick

 

Can you spot me the $75K?

hello all...

that's it?...Peter and I were thinking $90K+...let me find my checkbook....

rick

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ciorac

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hello all...

the MH Amazing-Man 5 is in the Jan Heritage auction...

rick

 

Can you spot me the $75K?

hello all...

that's it?...Peter and I were thinking $90K+...let me find my checkbook....

rick

 

I was going to kick in the 15K... sorry.gif

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sacentaur

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There are much better uses for 75K than buying the AM#5 Mile High.

 

S

 

I have to agree (and was just going to post the same thing).

 

Very, very tough book in grade - and difficult to find at all unrestored - but oh man that price range just makes me cringe.

 

I'm perfectly happy with the A-Man 6 (which does retell our hero's origin...)

 

STEVE

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G.A.tor

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hello all...

Luckily, I have no interest in it, just thought it was interesting, so I posted...now, that lower grade action 1 has my name written all over it! smile.gif

rick

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There are much better uses for 75K than buying the AM#5 Mile High.

 

S

 

I have to agree (and was just going to post the same thing).

 

Very, very tough book in grade - and difficult to find at all unrestored - but oh man that price range just makes me cringe.

 

I'm perfectly happy with the A-Man 6 (which does retell our hero's origin...)

 

STEVE

 

C'mon Steve ... you know you want it. poke2.gif

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metropoliscomics

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There are much better uses for 75K than buying the AM#5 Mile High.

 

S

 

I have to agree (and was just going to post the same thing).

 

Very, very tough book in grade - and difficult to find at all unrestored - but oh man that price range just makes me cringe.

 

I'm perfectly happy with the A-Man 6 (which does retell our hero's origin...)

 

STEVE

 

C'mon Steve ... you know you want it. poke2.gif

 

C'mon Ryan. That book is screaming out to you....BUY ME...BUY ME.

 

 

S

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jbcomicbox

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So what is the general consensus as far as what this book is truly worth? Guide is $25,000. Tough to put a number on it as it is such a one of a kind item. I wouldn't even know where to begin.

 

I do not think it will make reserve. Great book, but too esoteric for most GA collectors let alone "comicbook collectors".....top would be 50k in my view....jon

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