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Drummy

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  1. All set, thank you! Thread closed! Dan
  2. Lowering the price to a fine deal -- $3000 shipped in the US! Let me know by the end of the day Thursday if you're interested; otherwise, off to another venue! I am easy to deal with -- PM with any questions! Dan
  3. Hey all -- I'm keeping this thread open through Wednesday night, and will be happy to field offers or questions via PM. Thanks! Dan
  4. Hi all! One book this time around...a beautiful copy of Avengers #57 (1st Vision) in CGC 9.4 oww. What I like about this book especially is its wrap (no white line on the left edge) and the color strike -- VERY sharp copy. ASKING PRICE: $3300 shipped in the US Rules: No HOS members, deadbeats, or payment-reluctant buyers. I accept check, money order, or Paypal. Returns perfectly fine within one week of receipt; buyer pays return shipping. Questions? PM me anytime, and thanks for looking! Dan
  5. I'm in the same boat, trying to be patient with what is clearly an insurance and legal process at this point. They have my (expensive) book, can't tell me if it's now restored, can't tell me what the new grade might be, can't tell me when anything will be resolved, can't tell me if I'll get my money back, can't seem to answer any of my questions, no matter how simple. I've been on the boards for 22 years and have appreciated CGC for all they do, warts and all. But if I'm screwed on this book somehow (i.e., not made whole in a reasonable and timely manner), there will be hell to pay. Every day and week that passes, they are mounting frustration with an important group of people -- those who have been harmed by a scammer taking advantage of a faulty holder process and bought it with trust. At least they should have their leadership letting people know what's actually going on in a general sense. Back to waiting with patience... Dan
  6. I've put in my seven bids early...have six auctions of my own going as well. My rule of thumb is seeing everything at least at 50% of market halfway through the auction to predict a pretty much market results. Art, however, can go through the roof in the final 30 seconds; comics are more predictable. Really hoping I win a couple pieces I'm watching, although I've noticed (anecdotally) in the past that Feb results are usually strong across the board. Dan
  7. I'm working on the entire SA Marvel key run, but for now I can share the Early Trinity -- thanks to others who have also shown books! Dan
  8. How'd you get that one? It's clearly mine! Even says so in writing right on page one. Dan ps great pickup!
  9. Ditto to all of the above -- we are praying for you, Jimbo! All the best in your time of healing and rest. On your side every step of the way, Dan
  10. Cool stuff, everyone. My goal is simple: 3 Marvel page 1 splashes from my nostalgia wheelhouse (1976-1979). Would love a Perez piece in there. Dan
  11. Hey! Great stuff thus far. These are probably my favorites for this year...and a few more on the way this month! Dan
  12. I pegged the X-Men #102 splash within a wide $60-$90k range, with me tapping out with a bid of $55k (never got to make that bid, however, as it went to $60k and beyond pretty fast), so $78k felt solid to me. BUT -- if someone posted it for sale at $90k and gave me six months to pay it off, I might jump at it. Great splash. Dan
  13. Yes! If only the pages were listed 1 2 3 4 5 6 181-- Dan
  14. Somehow I missed the entire thing. Maybe glad I did! Dan
  15. I would just change my name to "Alissa" and go after this one.