PGM TOS #47 from Sid's Luncheonette

[burntboy]

another TOS that i never submitted from Sid's.

 

# 47 the last Golden Iron Man................opinions, please...........BC as nice or better............

 

[KingOfRulers]

Another 9.2

[all4comics]

yes, another 9.2

[mar-vell]

9.0/9.2

[Aces]

9.2

[marvelcollector]

Corners are a bit softish for a 9.2, but I think the positives overcome that...

[uclapeterg]

8.5.

[namisgr]

I'd agree with the 8.5. Slightly ruffled top edge, along with tiny crease at URFC, and a couple of tiny spine stresses may keep this one below VF/NM.

 

Harry, all of these TOS books look nice enough for encapsulation. Especially for those grading 8.5 and above, I would think the increased valuation/liquidity from the slab factor would more than pay for the cost of encapsulation.

[Owls Head]

I'd agree with the 8.5. Slightly ruffled top edge, along with tiny crease at URFC, and a couple of tiny spine stresses may keep this one below VF/NM.

 

Harry, all of these TOS books look nice enough for encapsulation. Especially for those grading 8.5 and above, I would think the increased valuation/liquidity from the slab factor would more than pay for the cost of encapsulation.

 

 

ah... Collectables liquidity...

 

and a shout out to another Philly person...

 

think 8.5 may be right for the above reasons mentioned... but close to a 9.0...

 

all the books you have shared are very nice indeed

[burntboy]

I'd agree with the 8.5. Slightly ruffled top edge, along with tiny crease at URFC, and a couple of tiny spine stresses may keep this one below VF/NM.

 

Harry, all of these TOS books look nice enough for encapsulation. Especially for those grading 8.5 and above, I would think the increased valuation/liquidity from the slab factor would more than pay for the cost of encapsulation.

 

 

i totally agree, Bob, and will likely send these and a few others in for slabbing. i think it's been over a year since i sent in my last submission...........

[arexcrooke]

I'd agree with the 8.5. Slightly ruffled top edge, along with tiny crease at URFC, and a couple of tiny spine stresses may keep this one below VF/NM.

 

Harry, all of these TOS books look nice enough for encapsulation. Especially for those grading 8.5 and above, I would think the increased valuation/liquidity from the slab factor would more than pay for the cost of encapsulation.

 

 

i totally agree, Bob, and will likely send these and a few others in for slabbing. i think it's been over a year since i sent in my last submission...........

are these going to come on the market Harry, or stuffed back into the personal collection?

Arex

[burntboy]

I'd agree with the 8.5. Slightly ruffled top edge, along with tiny crease at URFC, and a couple of tiny spine stresses may keep this one below VF/NM.

 

Harry, all of these TOS books look nice enough for encapsulation. Especially for those grading 8.5 and above, I would think the increased valuation/liquidity from the slab factor would more than pay for the cost of encapsulation.

 

 

i totally agree, Bob, and will likely send these and a few others in for slabbing. i think it's been over a year since i sent in my last submission...........

are these going to come on the market Harry, or stuffed back into the personal collection?

Arex

 

i'll be selling them when they come back from CGC early next year.

[BuckeyeChaos]

I'd agree with the 8.5. Slightly ruffled top edge, along with tiny crease at URFC, and a couple of tiny spine stresses may keep this one below VF/NM.

 

Harry, all of these TOS books look nice enough for encapsulation. Especially for those grading 8.5 and above, I would think the increased valuation/liquidity from the slab factor would more than pay for the cost of encapsulation.

 

 

i totally agree, Bob, and will likely send these and a few others in for slabbing. i think it's been over a year since i sent in my last submission...........

are these going to come on the market Harry, or stuffed back into the personal collection?

Arex

 

i'll be selling them when they come back from CGC early next year.

 

 

I'll remember to save up some Christmas cash to be ready for that event!