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    'You must give a people set id' error

    in CGC Registry

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    On 4/13/2024 at 4:08 PM, juniorMC said:

    Hey, 

    Just did search to see if anyone else is having the same problem & found this topic.  I see someone already started a topic & it's not just me.  

     

    Set not found with the specified set ID.

    You must give a people set ID!

     

     

    Just to let ya'll know I've tried to add sets several times and nothing and i know exactly what to do, as i've been doing it for 10 years, so something is definitely wrong.  I sent a message to CGC, but I'm hoping someone else already did and they are working on it.  I'm very anxious to inch closer to #1, which after 13 or so years still seems like reaching the sun.

     

    I haven't been able to give a name for the recent two sets I've tried creating. Same thing, I can add books no problem. But both are just unnamed sets...came here looking for any info/answers

    Price Variant Club

    in Bronze Age Comic Books

    Posted

    On 1/10/2023 at 10:23 PM, PeterPark said:

    The Big 9 are:

    Flintstones 1, Kid Colt 218, 219, 220, Rawhide Kid 140, 141, Scooby Doo 1, and Sgt Fury 141, 142

    Beyond that, Iron Fist 14 is very hard to find considering it is notable the first appearance of Sabretooth and commands very high prices when it does turn up.

    Marvel Triple Action 36 is probably the next hardest to find. MTA 37 and the other reprint titles, Marvel Tales, Marvel's Greatest, Marvel Super-Heroes and Marvel Super Action 2.

    Marvel Super Action 3 is quite common, and is probably a warehouse find, kind of like Howard the Duck 3 (for 30 cent variants)

    Other tough issues, in no particular order are Conan 79, Power-Man 47, Logan's Run 6 and 7.

    While not as difficult to find, the Amazing Spider-Man, X-Men and especially the Star Wars issues have endless demand. Star Wars 1 appears to be one of the most common 35 cent variants, despite its importance. That said, common for a 35 cent variant is still exceedingly rare.

    Ghost Rider, Captain Marvel, Doctor Strange and Tomb of Dracula can be difficult. 

    I had trouble finding a Howard the Duck 15 and Marvel Super Heroes 66.

    Thanks very much, super informative. I appreciate it.

     

    This week in your collection?

    in Comics General

    Posted

    On 11/18/2022 at 3:50 PM, ADAMANTIUM said:

    Those are some nice lookers, especially the top 3 through #98, nice ASM :)

     

    Thanks! Yeah the issues in the 90s range are very nice. I didn't go over them thoroughly yet but they sure passed the eye test from the look I had. (Dropped everything off and went to work so I haven't really dug into them yet). 

    The older ones were priced well enough I couldn't turn them down in their condition.  

    I'm excited for the 301, needed a high grade one and I think it's. A beauty