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CL's October Golden Age auction looks to be a good one...

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G.A.tor

G.A.tor

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hello all...

no tec's for me in this auction, but I have a nice list of Bats (including the 47 if it reaches a certain price) that I will be strongly going after...good stuff...ain't collecting just grand...

rick

ps-while I did not buy the heritage tec 27, I did pick one up, so I will have to remove that from my "need list" as soon as I get it...

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benz

benz

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Who is Clink? (must... resist... Hogan's... Heroes... joke...)

 

STEVE

 

Got Larson?

 

Steve, are you familiar with Larson's? I just saw in the archive of heritage a Batman #1 CGC 6.5 with offwhite pages. There is an L on the top left side...

 

http://comics.heritageauctions.com/common/view_item.php?Sale_No=810&Lot_No=2016&src=pr#Photo

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sacentaur

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Who is Clink? (must... resist... Hogan's... Heroes... joke...)

 

STEVE

 

Got Larson?

 

Steve, are you familiar with Larson's? I just saw in the archive of heritage a Batman #1 CGC 6.5 with offwhite pages. There is an L on the top left side...

 

http://comics.heritageauctions.com/common/view_item.php?Sale_No=810&Lot_No=2016&src=pr#Photo

 

Yes I am, though Jon Berk is the definitive authority on the collection.

 

For some reason, quite a few books have various types of "L" -script on the cover, but they are not Larsons. This has caused confusion with collectors in the past.

 

That 6.5 Batman #1 is indeed a nice book, but it's not the Larson (which is a 8.0 or 9.0, I can't recall exactly). I do remember when Joe Tricarchi sold it (to put his daughter through college), but who holds it now I don't know.

 

STEVE

 

Got Larson?

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adamstrange

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OK, way too much attention on my #33. poke2.gif

 

You're selling?

 

I'll be sure to bid it up for you. devil.gif

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Rob

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OK, way too much attention on my #33. poke2.gif

 

You're selling?

 

I'll be sure to bid it up for you. devil.gif

 

NO!! 893whatthe.giftonofbricks.gif

 

Actually, go for it. I can't afford any more $1000+ books for a while. With Christmas coming around the corner, probably can't afford one until next year.

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Durden08

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What a nice looking Action #10. Any guesses at a fair market value for this moderately restored book? I figure IF it was unrestored it would sell for maybe 3 times guide or so.

 

Some other cool early Actions in this Comiclink auction that don't come up for sale very often.

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aardvark88

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Just got Bill Hughes' Vintage Collectibles.net catalog in the mail today in Canada. They were distributing this in San Diego July/06 too. It lists Marvel Mystery #2 cgc 9.0 ow-wht top census Chicago pedigree for an astounding $75k.

 

cLink GA auction seems to have his Mile High copies of Superman prototype Dr Occult consigned: More Fun 14 cgc 6.5 ow-wht top census asking $19,500 & More Fun 16 cgc 8.5 wht top census asking $15,900. sumo.gif

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