Adventure into Fear #19 Mark Jeweler 1 1

[ComicBookQuest]

So I found a nice VF copy of Adventure into Fear #19 (1st Howard the Duck) and realized it was the Mark Jeweler variant.

I can't find much info on #19 Mark Jeweler. I know it's a little rarer but how rare? 

[ComicBookQuest]

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Edited December 18, 2018 by ComicBookQuest

[vaillant]

6 hours ago, ComicBookQuest said:

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I have a copy of Fear #17 with the same insert. They are not so common, and I love it.
Very nice!

[pickycollector]

How about Amazing Adventures #11 with Jewelers insert

[ComicBookQuest]

3 hours ago, vaillant said:

I have a copy of Fear #17 with the same insert. They are not so common, and I love it.
Very nice!

Awesome - yeah I can't find any on sale out there but I guess that doesn't mean much. But I'm excited I found it 

[Karl Liebl]

[vaillant]

3 hours ago, ComicBookQuest said:

Awesome - yeah I can't find any on sale out there but I guess that doesn't mean much. But I'm excited I found it 

Not particularly looked for (or at least not by every collector), but surely not common and I love them both for the cultural context they offer and the stiff cardboard which kinda preserved the comic from severe damage (in most cases).
Very nice when they are issues you care more about (would love to find a Son of Satan one if they were still running the inserts in the mid-1970s).

[the blob]

I am surprised by how few MJ inserts I own (and double covers). With that said, there were only a few military bases in NYC, which I assume influences my "in person" purchases and I wonder if they would have been offered there as the bases are in the middle of the city and blocks away from regular stores, but then again, a big chunk of what I own was probably bought from New Jersey dealers too.