Help save me from my spending in Chicago thread....GA, SA and BA

[VintageComics]

Hey gang. Shipping is included anywhere on the continent of North America. Elsewhere will be split fairly.

 

Grading is as good as I can get it. Satisfaction guaranteed. Paypal is ok....for a larger item I would really prefer a bank wire if possible.

 

R.

 

 

[asteroid-comix]

[Vtcomics]

 

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[VintageComics]

Keep in mind that all colors on these books are correct and whites are bright unless noted....the poor lighting throws the colors off.

 

First off is an Amazing Spider-man #42. I grade the book as a 9.2. Very solid and impressive looking, the book has very, very light wear along the outer edges and a tiny bindery chip at the top spine back cover. Spine is near flawless and wear is of the micro variety. Satisfaction guaranteed. Asking $350 shipped.

 

 

 

[VintageComics]

Showcase #22 Good 2.0 Super hot book. People were scooping them up in Chicago. Asking $350

 

[VintageComics]

Showcase #22 3.5

 

Asking $450

 

[VintageComics]

There were booths in Chicago where these sticker prices would have been double what I am asking for the Showcase #22 folks.

 

 

[VintageComics]

Fantastic Four #12. This is a keeper copy for the low to mid grade collector. The book presents like a 6.5-7.5 copy, interior pages are white as snow but the back cover is chooched because someone mucked around with it. Technical grade is probably 3.5-4.0 but it looks like a $1500 book. Crease bottom right is the only big flaw of note on the front cover. I have $450 in this book. I will start with $400 to start.

 

 

[VintageComics]

Thought this book would have gotten a 9.0 minimum at onsite grading.

 

Captain America #117 CGC 8.0 ow/w.

 

Asking $90 shipped for a book that looks like it's worth a grand. Seriously.

 

[TheAvenger80]

Chooched.

 

Another favortie of mine I've heard around here lately is "shmutz".

[VintageComics]

Price drop to $950 from $1000 on this beauty. Ihad a few nibbles in Chicago but was too busy running around to follow up.

 

Lloyd Jacquet file copy of Marvel Mystery Comics #6. Light resto (slight reinforcement at staples) and possible cover clean. Killer copy in hand. Clean and bright.

 

[JiveTurkeyMoFo]

Thought this book would have gotten a 9.0 minimum at onsite grading.

 

Captain America #117 CGC 8.0 ow/w.

 

Asking $90 shipped for a book that looks like it's worth a grand. Seriously.

 

 

[VintageComics]

Marvel Mystery Comics #10 3.5/4.0 (board graded) and a file copy to boot! Would grade in the 6.0 or greater range if not for the piece missing from the cover and a few interior pages. Strong colors, supple paper, the finale of the famous Torch and Subby battle from issue #9.

 

Asking $1800 which is 3.5 guide for this gorgeous, supple book. Book will come with the envelope that the book was mailed in when it was mailed in 1964 and also a letter hand written by Ray Gill stating that he owned it.

 

[JiveTurkeyMoFo]

Marvel Mystery Comics #10 3.5/4.0 (board graded) and a file copy to boot! Would grade in the 6.0 or greater range if not for the piece missing from the cover and a few interior pages. Strong colors, supple paper, the finale of the famous Torch and Subby battle from issue #9.

 

Asking $1800 which is 3.5 guide for this gorgeous, supple book. Book will come with the envelope that the book was mailed in when it was mailed in 1964 and also a letter hand written by Ray Gill stating that he owned it.

 

 

I remember this book when it was listed on ebay a while back...great offering Roy.

[VintageComics]

There were booths in Chicago where these sticker prices would have been double what I am asking for the Showcase #22 folks.

 

 

I just looked on eBay and there is NOT ONE copy of Showcase #22 for sale. Zip. Nada. Ghost town. Wow.

 

[VintageComics]

Marvel Mystery Comics #10 3.5/4.0 (board graded) and a file copy to boot! Would grade in the 6.0 or greater range if not for the piece missing from the cover and a few interior pages. Strong colors, supple paper, the finale of the famous Torch and Subby battle from issue #9.

 

Asking $1800 which is 3.5 guide for this gorgeous, supple book. Book will come with the envelope that the book was mailed in when it was mailed in 1964 and also a letter hand written by Ray Gill stating that he owned it.

 

 

I remember this book when it was listed on ebay a while back...great offering Roy.

 

Oh, I love this book so much as I love a book with a story behind it but I currently upgraded to a much higher graded copy so this one has to go. This book really is a piece of comic history. Here is the note and envelope that come with the book.

 

 

 

 

[VintageComics]

That's all for now folks....

 

[ChasingKingKirby]

There were booths in Chicago where these sticker prices would have been double what I am asking for the Showcase #22 folks.

 

 

I just looked on eBay and there is NOT ONE copy of Showcase #22 for sale. Zip. Nada. Ghost town. Wow.

 

 

Yup. I bought the last one listed a few days ago. And I will say it was more than what you got listed for, though it was slabbed. Good prices Roy, Good luck!

[VintageComics]

I had no idea how tough a book Showcase #22 was until Brian told me that he saw an 8.0 sell for $12K or so.

 

[ChasingKingKirby]

I had no idea how tough a book Showcase #22 was until Brian told me that he saw an 8.0 sell for $12K or so.

 

 

Well, highest graded copy is only 9.0. Only 23 copies above 6.0. I'd say that's pretty darn tough!