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nice pick up

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http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 0112794390

Came in the original box, never displayed, mint condition!

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very cool unique item :thumb:

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superman-prime wrote:very cool unique item :thumb:
Definately, I am always amazed by the things people save

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mrwoogieman wrote:http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 0112794390

Came in the original box, never displayed, mint condition!
Congrats!

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A lot of 20 Turok #1 (Chromium!) for only $4.99.

:P :lol: :twisted:



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slym2none wrote:A lot of 20 Turok #1 (Chromium!) for only $4.99.

:P :lol: :twisted:



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No price is worth the misery of Turok # 1.

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someone should burn all of them :thumb:

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superman-prime wrote:someone should burn all of them :thumb:
Buy them and send the package to Draco & Drift!

:thumb: :lol: :D



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xodacia81 wrote:
slym2none wrote:A lot of 20 Turok #1 (Chromium!) for only $4.99.

:P :lol: :twisted:



-slym ($17.64 S&H to NC - HAH!!!) :o
No price is worth the misery of Turok # 1.
I dunno... I have felt the dread when some of these guys talk about the cursed "Horde Of Completion..."

:lol:



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I would never sent turok 1 to anyone :thumb:

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superman-prime wrote:I would never sent turok 1 to anyone :thumb:
Pssst - those guys are having the big Liefeld-fed bonfire... Turok chromium would flash prettily in the flames. (Just don't inhale the fumes, so I am told.)



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:lol: :lol:

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superman-prime wrote:someone should burn all of them :thumb:
Nah, not ALL of them. Just the worst-condition 50% of all remaining copies. :twisted:

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xodacia81 wrote:
superman-prime wrote:someone should burn all of them :thumb:
Nah, not ALL of them. Just the worst-condition 85% of all remaining copies. :twisted:
Fixed your numbers there, dood!



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mrwoogieman wrote:http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 0112794390

Came in the original box, never displayed, mint condition!
That's a good deal woog. Have you been to New Dimension Comics in Ellwood City Pa? I thought you had. Anyway, Todd, the owner, found one of those counter dumps still sealed and post marked to his store and sold it to me. I opened it to see what was inside, but it's in the same condition as the one you scored. Cool item.

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slym2none wrote:
superman-prime wrote:someone should burn all of them :thumb:
Buy them and send the package to Draco & Drift!

:thumb: :lol: :D



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I picked up a box of Supermans that had about 40 silver age issues of Superman & Action Comics for £50.00.

The average issues are from the 80' but are all high grade copies, which is nice as most get battered in 25/50p boxes.
The 40odd nicer bits range from the last 10c issue to the 233 all new Superman and some 70's issues too.

My friend who has a store no longer sells backissues and so he passed most collections on to me and this was pretty cool.

I doubt i will make a huge amount, but nice to pass through my hands and enjoy them for a few weeks.

Ill add some pics tomorrow of the few 100pg and such.

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pretty sweet deal :thumb:

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Draco wrote:I picked up a box of Supermans that had about 40 silver age issues of Superman & Action Comics for £50.00.

The average issues are from the 80' but are all high grade copies, which is nice as most get battered in 25/50p boxes.
The 40odd nicer bits range from the last 10c issue to the 233 all new Superman and some 70's issues too.

My friend who has a store no longer sells backissues and so he passed most collections on to me and this was pretty cool.

I doubt i will make a huge amount, but nice to pass through my hands and enjoy them for a few weeks.

Ill add some pics tomorrow of the few 100pg and such.

:thumb:
Nice pick-up! Good luck with the sales...



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I am sure this was worth slabbing.

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that was around a 15 buck loss ouch

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GJB wrote:
mrwoogieman wrote:http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 0112794390

Came in the original box, never displayed, mint condition!
That's a good deal woog. Have you been to New Dimension Comics in Ellwood City Pa? I thought you had. Anyway, Todd, the owner, found one of those counter dumps still sealed and post marked to his store and sold it to me. I opened it to see what was inside, but it's in the same condition as the one you scored. Cool item.

That's cool! Yes, I've been to ND a bunch of times. My bro and his family live in Ellport down the street from the shop.

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mrwoogieman wrote:http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 0112794390

Came in the original box, never displayed, mint condition!
Very nice item. :thumb:

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Post by turborip »

Well, my absolute best deal was the one that got me back into Valiant. A run of X-O from issue 20 to 43, Ninjak 1-9, and Shadowman from 17 to 42 for FREE!

What was kind of cool was that I was still sorting those and some comics Elveen sent me when I found these among the original box of Valiants I obtained:

Ninjak Postcard
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Shadowman Postcard
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Sure, not expensive or rare, but cool for a noob like me (and gave me the opporyunity to play with Photobucket more)


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