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Show me the COMICS you caught in the WILD!
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They are not in the best condition, but easily worth the price I paid for them!

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Fine work by two of the best artists in the business!

 

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22 hours ago, rsouxlja7 said:

From October 2016. Graded out at 5.0. Didn't even know it was in the box when I bought it. 

 

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Wowwie! Wow! Wow! That is an amazing find!! I would love to hear the story how that ended up in a box of random comics!

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27 minutes ago, jcjames said:

Wow nice! All in the same place or throughout many locations and times?

Different places, mostly swap meets and class mates from school.  Most of my silver comics were found in the wild, but I didn't feel like posting 600+ covers...hm  lol  In fact, I probably bought over 100 of them off the spinner rack at the store, like those last 4 DCs I posted.

 

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4 minutes ago, Tri-ColorBrian said:

Different places, mostly swap meets and class mates from school.  Most of my silver comics were found in the wild, but I didn't feel like posting 600 covers...hm  lol

 

Cool. I figured this would bring out a lot of OO too. I was a 70s kid and only got what was on the newsstands at the time (so no SA) for about 4-5 years, then re-entered collecting about 7-8 years ago. 

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1 minute ago, jcjames said:

Cool. I figured this would bring out a lot of OO too. I was a 70s kid and only got what was on the newsstands at the time (so no SA) for about 4-5 years, then re-entered collecting about 7-8 years ago. 

Thanks.  I edited my last post to say I was the OO on over 100 DCs I own...(thumbsu  Here's a few Actions from the spinner rack...

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19 minutes ago, Tri-ColorBrian said:

Thanks.  I edited my last post to say I was the OO on over 100 DCs I own...(thumbsu  Here's a few Actions from the spinner rack...

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Awesome. 

My uncle was an OO collector during the 1930s and 1940s even as a kid.

My dad would tell me about how protective his brother was of his comics even as a kid, he would laugh as he expained how my uncle (as a teen at the time) would first "train" people how to handle a comic and how to turn the pages before showing them. This was in the 40's!

The horror of it all was that, while my uncle was serving in Korea during the war, his mother (my grandmother) cleaned out all his "junk" one day and threw away all of his comics! I cannot imagine! 

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