All-American #16 and Tec #27 on eBay!!!

[Norrin_Radd]

Seller: dead_leg (480)

Feedback: 100% Positive

 

Coverless Detective #27 CGC 0.5

 

All-American #16 FR/GD

 

 

He does have a precedent... Coverless Action #1 CGC 0.5

 

For which the buyer left the following feedback...

"Great communication. Item shipped extremely fast and securely. Highly recommend!".

 

 

 

 

Title edit due to baffling lack of interest.

[Timulty]

Well, he seems to have a full description. And he bought an AF 15 and sold a Playboy v1 #1(Marilyn Monroe). I am thinking collector/seller. Except for the Vermont Teddy Bears....that's just plain creepy.

[Norrin_Radd]

[Point Five]

Title edit due to baffling lack of interest.

 

 

 

[non sequitur]

If I took the cover off my moderately restored 7.0, and put it on this unrestored 0.5, what would I have?

 

2 ruined Tec27s?

Or an unrestored 7.0 +, and a coverless restored 0.5

[Timulty]

unrestored 7+ coverless restored .5 = Extensively Restored 7.0 most likely. Assuming the restored .5 portion of interiors is complete. That's my guess.

[non sequitur]

I guess I'll just keep my $8,000 then.

[Timulty]

Can you buy a restored 7.0 Tec 27 at $8,000? I don't think so. Do you think it would have any marketability, if you decide to sell it? Good Question, one you shouldn't even be pondering, if you think of comics as investments.

[rob_react]

Can you buy a restored 7.0 Tec 27 at $8,000?

 

Sign me right up.

[buttock]

I'm seriously considering the All American 16.

 

Anybody know this guy?

[nearmint]

Diamond listed a Detective #1 on eBay today. Extensively restored, but a very nice looking book.

[buttock]

Anybody have any guesses as to what the AA 16 would fetch? The marker on the cover is the real drawback.

[Timulty]

It's a bit rare, got a scan?

[Point Five]

Buttock, I know this book is a major key (and I'll admit that I don't have the faintest idea on FMV), but I'd be a bit wary of the brittleness. It sounds like the whole spine is brittle (not just cover but pages too), and kinda looks it from the back cover. Maybe get more clarification on this?

[buttock]

Buttock, I know this book is a major key (and I'll admit that I don't have the faintest idea on FMV), but I'd be a bit wary of the brittleness. It sounds like the whole spine is brittle (not just cover but pages too), and kinda looks it from the back cover. Maybe get more clarification on this?

 

I think you're right. That probably cinches it for me unfortunately. This is one book I REALLY want.

The guy lives about 25 min from my hometown though!

[nearmint]

Here's a link to the 'tec #1...

 

Detective Comics #1

[Point Five]

I hear ya, and hate to kill your enthusiasm... ...just don't want you to be stuck with a book you're disappointed with, at that kind of price level. With a brittle spine and potentially brittle edges, you might be afraid to even open & flip through the book unless it has some extensive conservation/resto. Do low-grade copies come around now and then, or is this a very rare occurence?

[Mephisto]

Anybody have any guesses as to what the AA 16 would fetch? The marker on the cover is the real drawback.

 

I didn't even notice that right away. My eye was immeadiately drawn to the missing corner.

[buttock]

I hear ya, and hate to kill your enthusiasm... ...just don't want you to be stuck with a book you're disappointed with, at that kind of price level. With a brittle spine and potentially brittle edges, you might be afraid to even open & flip through the book unless it has some extensive conservation/resto. Do low-grade copies come around now and then, or is this a very rare occurence?

 

Pretty rare, especially with no resto. It wouldn't take long to get a restored copy, but one that's untouched is a true rarity.

[Silver Surfer]

How the hell does a coverless book get a blue label?