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Funny Pages Vol. 3 #4. June, 1939. Jack Cole World's Fair Cover. Gustavson Arrow story. 5 copies on the CGC census, zero on the CBCS.


Cool rarity there! Some stellar results on Amazing Mystery Funnies auctioned off on ComicConnect last night! Centaurs are hot!
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Funny Pages Vol. 3 #4. June, 1939. Jack Cole World's Fair Cover. Gustavson Arrow story. 5 copies on the CGC census, zero on the CBCS.


Cool rarity there! Some stellar results on Amazing Mystery Funnies auctioned off on ComicConnect last night! Centaurs are hot!


Really? I wasn't aware.
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@circumstances Yes, they were Jon Berk copies, that fetched significantly more this go round than the initial auction back in 2017.
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@circumstances Yes, they were Jon Berk copies, that fetched significantly more this go round than the initial auction back in 2017.


Sweet.

Was it a large selection, or just a few late run AMFs?
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@circumstances A few AMF's . Tonight is the Church copy of Detective Eye #1 i believe.
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Amazing Man #7 (3rd issue). November, 1939. Bill Everett cover and art. From my collection.


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Amazing Man #7 (3rd issue). November, 1939. Bill Everett cover and art. From my collection.


Cool one! A WWII cover before the U.S. even entered the war if i'm correct?
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Amazing Man #7 (3rd issue). November, 1939. Bill Everett cover and art. From my collection.


Cool one! A WWII cover before the U.S. even entered the war if i'm correct?


It's definitely prior to Pearl Harbor, but I don't know if the cover story is WWII related, or just some randos with planes.
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Amazing Man #7 (3rd issue). November, 1939. Bill Everett cover and art. From my collection.


Cool one! A WWII cover before the U.S. even entered the war if i'm correct?


It's definitely prior to Pearl Harbor, but I don't know if the cover story is WWII related, or just some randos with planes.
Maybe i'm confusing it with #9? I know that one is also pre Pearl Harbor, but a Nazi is depicted on that cover, making it a more clear cut case.
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Can't go wrong with gorilla covers, EVER! Here's an early one on a comic book anyway
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Can't go wrong with gorilla covers, EVER! Here's an early one on a comic book anyway


Love it! Never had that one!
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Amazing Mystery Funnies #18, March, 1940. Bill Everett with his only Speed Centaur cover. 8 universal copies on the CGC census, 4 on the CBCS. From my collection.


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Amazing Mystery Funnies #18, March, 1940. Bill Everett with his only Speed Centaur cover. 8 universal copies on the CGC census, 4 on the CBCS. From my collection.


Love this one! Appreciate the stats from both census'.
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Amazing Mystery Funnies #18, March, 1940. Bill Everett with his only Speed Centaur cover. 8 universal copies on the CGC census, 4 on the CBCS. From my collection.


Love this one! Appreciate the stats from both census'.


Thanks!

Post another one!
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One of the best Robot covers imho. Up there with the most celebrated of them.
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One of the best Robot covers imho. Up there with the most celebrated of them.


Absolutely!
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Amazing Mystery Funnies Vol.2 #3, March, 1939. Bill Everett cover. 9 universal CGC, 2 cbcs, none higher than an 8.0. From my collection.


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Amazing Mystery Funnies Vol.2 #3, March, 1939. Bill Everett cover. 9 universal CGC, 2 cbcs, none higher than an 8.0. From my collection.


Woah! That's one of the major Centaur books right there! Major props on owning a copy of that one!
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Amazing Mystery Funnies Vol.2 #3, March, 1939. Bill Everett cover. 9 universal CGC, 2 cbcs, none higher than an 8.0. From my collection.


Woah! That's one of the major Centaur books right there! Major props on owning a copy of that one!


Thanks! Hopefully it'll still be a census-buster if I ever send it in for slabbing!
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Bump! (don't have an image of one of my Centaurs handy)
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@circumstances Will post one tomorrow
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This one is from the Billy Wright pedigree. Was the longest extended bidding time 'duel' i've ever had to go through to acquire a book through Comic Connect. One of the few books in the Pedigree to have Mr. Wright's name on it.
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This one is from the Billy Wright pedigree. Was the longest extended bidding time 'duel' i've ever had to go through to acquire a book through Comic Connect. One of the few books in the Pedigree to have Mr. Wright's name on it.


@Sagii Ok, bear with me a second.

I wasn't familiar with Centaur comics before this thread. I'd heard of them, but I never really researched them. So when I saw you post this earlier, I had kind of thought that "Billy Wright" was printed (not written) on the cover.

When I looked at it again in the calendar thread, I noticed it was smudged. So that got me thinking, which is almost never a good thing. Is that his signature? If it is, I can't help but wonder if CBCS (Beckett) could verify it. Since it is his pedigree, I can't imagine that it isn't or that verifying it (if possible) would even add any value to it. I'm not suggesting you do that (I wouldn't), but I'm curious if you have entertained the idea.

Edit - I also had no idea who Buddy Wright was until today.
Edit 2 - just to make clear, I know BSA probably can't verify it. Think of this like a "what if?" scenario.
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@Jesse_O Hey Buddy! Well, on the comics Pedigree site it does mention that a small number of his books have his signature on them. The collection was assembled in the 30's to 40's so though i'm sure some hand writing samples could verify through an expert that it's his signature, i think it's just a 'given' being that many kids at that time did that sort of thing on their comic books.

There is a cool active Pedigree Thread right here on the CBCS forum.

In a sense because it's not one of those pedigrees that collectors rely on writing, date stamps or coding for identifying them, it makes this one one of a special few in this particular collection that does.

I never considered the Beckett angle as a counter 'benefit' to potentially reholdering it with CBCS as opposed to CGC's new Pedigree label. But it's certainly worth mulling over.

Now look what you've gone and done!!!
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This one is from the Billy Wright pedigree. Was the longest extended bidding time 'duel' i've ever had to go through to acquire a book through Comic Connect. One of the few books in the Pedigree to have Mr. Wright's name on it.


@Sagii Ok, bear with me a second.

I wasn't familiar with Centaur comics before this thread. I'd heard of them, but I never really researched them.


Sorry for exposing you to all this Centaur goodness!!
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This one is from the Billy Wright pedigree. Was the longest extended bidding time 'duel' i've ever had to go through to acquire a book through Comic Connect. One of the few books in the Pedigree to have Mr. Wright's name on it.


Awesome!

I have exactly zero pedigree comics!
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@circumstances @Sagii you both have really awesome collections. Distinguished tastes if you will. I only have a handful of comics that I would consider cool, but I scroll through this thread and it just leaves me in awe. Not just in awe of the books, but the passion you both bring to the collections. It's very cool, so by all means "keep 'em coming".
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This one is from the Billy Wright pedigree. Was the longest extended bidding time 'duel' i've ever had to go through to acquire a book through Comic Connect. One of the few books in the Pedigree to have Mr. Wright's name on it.


@Sagii Ok, bear with me a second.

I wasn't familiar with Centaur comics before this thread. I'd heard of them, but I never really researched them.


Sorry for exposing you to all this Centaur goodness!!


LOL!! I'm enjoying it!!! I enjoy comics and I enjoy learning new things. This thread is a winner in my book!!!
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@circumstances With a collection containing Superman #1, Batman #1, All American #16, All Star Comics #3, etc, I don't think we'll hold it againt you for not having any pedigree copies
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@circumstances With a collection containing Superman #1, Batman #1, All American #16, All Star Comics #3, etc, I don't think we'll hold it againt you for not having any pedigree copies


Whew! That's a relief!
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