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Grade is in Famous Funnies #1 (1934)
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Please check out my Famous Funnies #1 (July 1934). The first 5 pics are the front cover. The last five are the back. My complete back cover pic did not turn out and I did not realize it before I boxed it up to send off. Book is all there but cover is for all practical purpose detached. Thanks. 

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I got a number in my head but do you have any back cover pics? More of the spine showing the split would be cool too.

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The last 5 are the back cover.  Unfortunately, I didn't realize my full back cover photo did not turn out (super blurry) before I packaged it up and sent it off.  It should be back Tues or Weds.  Thanks for looking.  I opted not to do any pressing and hardly any cleaning.

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CGC Cert #
4401545001
Title
Famous Funnies
Issue
1
Issue Date
7/34
Issue Year
1934
Publisher
Eastern Color
Grade
1.8
Page Quality
CREAM TO OFF-WHITE
Grade Date
03/20/2024
Grade Category
Universal
Key Comments
1st monthly newsstand comic book.
Comic strip reprints begin.
Wraparound cover.
Grader Notes
detached cover
finger bends on cover
moderate rat chews left top of back cover through book
multiple spine split
soiling on cover
staining to cover
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On 3/27/2024 at 7:55 PM, JollyComics said:

moderate rat chews left top of back cover through book

How do they know it was a rat?  DNA?

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I probably should have given it a light C&P.  It wouldn't have changed the grade but may have given the front cover a little better presentation.  I was scared of needlessly damaging the book. I guess I'm just second guessing myself at this point.

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On 4/2/2024 at 2:27 PM, morbius21 said:

I probably should have given it a light C&P.  It wouldn't have changed the grade but may have given the front cover a little better presentation.  I was scared of needlessly damaging the book. I guess I'm just second guessing myself at this point.

No way would I have pressed this. 2c

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