cgc Which CGC comic is your most prized slab? 6 6

[Jesse-Lee]

New acquisition but it immediately became my most prized - I absolutely love his art style, so to think I have a small, one-of-a-kind (each remarque is different, 16 in total) piece of his original work is amazing. And I got it at a steal of a deal, which also makes me happy!

[Ryan.]

10 minutes ago, Jesse-Lee said:

New acquisition but it immediately became my most prized - I absolutely love his art style, so to think I have a small, one-of-a-kind (each remarque is different, 16 in total) piece of his original work is amazing. And I got it at a steal of a deal, which also makes me happy!

One of the best remarques I've ever seen. 

[mrc]

.....was fortunate to meet Bernie at the London Con in 2012.

 

[ADAMANTIUM]

17 minutes ago, mrc said:

.....was fortunate to meet Bernie at the London Con in 2012.

 

Wow and overseas visits are special! He gets a lot of grief, but Dell Otto is in Italy so my sketch of his is special to me.

That wrightson is written fairly neat and succinct in the bottom right, really clean, congrats!

[1950's war comics]

here is one of my most prized slabs !! 2nd highest graded last i knew (have not looked at the census in awhile)....

[solm4st3r]

I own more valuable books but this is the one I’ve spent the most to acquire. 
 

Edited April 10, 2021 by solm4st3r

[Poekaymon]

[frozentundraguy]

I have 3 slabbed books that really stand out for me. (Wonder Woman #83, Startling Comics #40) and World of Mystery #1. I wouldn't want to part with any of them, but World of Mystery #1 has to be my absolute favorite due to my love of sci-fi and the lengthy search to find a presentable copy. I had stumbled across issue #6 back in 2014 at an antique shop, and the search for issue #1 was on.

 

Edited April 10, 2021 by frozentundraguy

[BigLeagueCHEW]

1 hour ago, Poekaymon said:

[Tony S]

For me it's not necessarily the most expensive books I own, but rather the ones I wanted that I searched the longest to find. For my collection, that would be high grade copies of the first issues of the small Gold Key line of super heroes/action titles.  They are just nearly non existent in the 9 and above grades.

 

 

Edited April 10, 2021 by Tony S

[frozentundraguy]

10 hours ago, Poekaymon said:

calling @kav

[Drummy]

Great books, everyone -- thanks for sharing!

I don't have many books, but because they're keys a lot of them are expensive.  But in terms of the book that stands out as most valuable due to its rare 'look', mostly because of the preservation of the colors, it's my Avengers #4 (Marvel Art Review Copy).  It's got the strongest color strike/preservation I've seen.

Dan

 

[rexinnih]

Beautiful Avengers #4! Congrats on owning that one. 

[Badger]

Wife bought this for me at ComicCon in 2014 so it is well loved. 

[sonicyouth1]

I’m in love with my recent signature slab. Thanks Brittany and crew at cgc!!  
 
Matt signed “sky guy” and Ashley signed “snips”. 
 

thank you very much Ashley and Matt!! 

 

[Azkaban]

I don't have very many of my original collection slabbed but back when I joined the boards I did send off 4 of my OO collection just to see what kind of grades they would get and to see if they were as nice as I thought they were, and of the 4 I sent off this is my favorite 

[MagnusX]

Star Trek: The Next Generation - The series Finale # nn

* Patrick Stewart  / Captain Jean-Luc Picard
* Jonathan Frakes / Commander William Riker
* LeVar Burton / Geordi La Forge.
* Denise Crosby / Tasha Yar
* Michael Dorn / Worf
* Gates McFadden / Doctor Beverly Crusher
* Marina Sirtis / Deanna Troi
* Brent Spiner / Lieutenant Commander Data
* Wil Wheaton / Wesley Crusher

[tabcom]

Money talks for my pick.
 

2nd appearance of Superman on a cover.

 

Edited April 11, 2021 by tabcom

[LDarkseid1]

[Adam Lui]

@LDarkseid1 Not knocking your comic because I love it too, but just can't believe CGC hands out 9.8's when several spine ticks exist + staples are off-center + the cover is crooked. You got lucky if you were the submitter!