Post Your Private Collection Golden-Age Books!!!

ComicCollectors · **Posted:** Dec 14, 2008 10:26 PM

Can't be the DoS. I can get there but there ain't nuthin'? :dunno:

snitzer · **Posted:** Dec 14, 2008 10:34 PM

Marnin Rosenberg wrote:

Can't be the DoS. I can get there but there ain't nuthin'? :dunno:

it loaded the first page earlier, but that was it. now, nuffin.

ComicCollectors · **Posted:** Dec 14, 2008 10:38 PM

Kinda of a warm and fuzzy feeling.

MrBedrock · **Joined:** Oct 16, 2008 10:11 AM **Posts:** 119

Marnin Rosenberg wrote:

MrBedrock wrote:

Marnin Rosenberg wrote:

I finally got a definitive answer from the Detroit Trolley family and unfortunately there is no Mystic Comics #9.

Thanks for checking Marnin.
BTW, Happy Birthday! :cheers:

Sure thing Rich.

Thanks very much for the HBD. Mike only told me a moment ago that Rick started a HBD thread for me on the CGC Forum. Was he pulling my leg cause I don't see it, or maybe it got deleted? ;))

Rick did start one in the Golden Age forum.
I think he was trying to say something :baiting:

ComicCollectors · **Posted:** Dec 14, 2008 11:29 PM

MrBedrock wrote:

Rick did start one in the Golden Age forum.
I think he was trying to say something :baiting:

I see it now.

Thanks guys, to all 6 of you. Didn't think to look in GOLD :peace:

OMG, Billy just sent me a joke that made me soil my pants!! :roflmao:

Gator · **Posted:** Dec 15, 2008 6:31 PM

MrBedrock wrote:

Marnin Rosenberg wrote:

MrBedrock wrote:

Marnin Rosenberg wrote:

I finally got a definitive answer from the Detroit Trolley family and unfortunately there is no Mystic Comics #9.

Thanks for checking Marnin.
BTW, Happy Birthday! :cheers:

Sure thing Rich.

Thanks very much for the HBD. Mike only told me a moment ago that Rick started a HBD thread for me on the CGC Forum. Was he pulling my leg cause I don't see it, or maybe it got deleted? ;))

Rick did start one in the Golden Age forum.
I think he was trying to say something :baiting:

I knew the general pop. would probably not even know Marnin...but the "oldies" would... hence, I kept in the GA forum!

Gator · **Posted:** Dec 15, 2008 6:32 PM

Marnin Rosenberg wrote:

MrBedrock wrote:

Rick did start one in the Golden Age forum.
I think he was trying to say something :baiting:

I see it now.

Thanks guys, to all 6 of you. Didn't think to look in GOLD :peace:

OMG, Billy just sent me a joke that made me soil my pants!! :roflmao:

well good man, share it with the rest of us~!

ComicCollectors · **Posted:** Dec 15, 2008 6:42 PM

Detective27kid wrote:

Marnin Rosenberg wrote:

OMG, Billy just sent me a joke that made me soil my pants!! :roflmao:

well good man, share it with the rest of us~!

I would love to but it's too x-rated for here and the mods would pull it in a heartbeat. I might even earn a :banned:

Thanks for the Gold HBD thread Rick!

Mike Greenwood · **Posted:** Dec 16, 2008 7:36 PM

I thought I would post the 5.5 Detroit Trolley I purchased from Marnin again!

ComicCollectors · **Posted:** Dec 16, 2008 10:31 PM

comicdonna wrote:

I thought I would post the 5.5 Detroit Trolley I purchased from Marnin again!

I'm such a tight grader. :doh:

Paul Clairmont · **Posted:** Dec 21, 2008 6:01 PM

comicdonna wrote:

I thought I would post the 5.5 Detroit Trolley I purchased from Marnin again!

Nice stuff guys.... buddies making the hobby fun with low grading and happy surprises :2cents:

Golden Age Kid · **Joined:** Oct 21, 2008 9:47 PM **Posts:** 188

Fiction House GGA!

ComicCollectors · **Posted:** Dec 24, 2008 7:58 PM

This one's for Mike -- :cheers:

ComicCollectors · **Posted:** Dec 26, 2008 12:45 PM

Davis Crippen “D” Copy.

Paul Clairmont · **Posted:** Dec 26, 2008 1:13 PM

Once again Marnin, you humble us with these comics. I just love the fact that they are "raw".
Do you ever read them anymore :dunno:

ComicCollectors · **Posted:** Dec 26, 2008 1:43 PM

Thank you Paul. These just became raw. I'm about a dozen away from cracking every certified private collection book I own.

Honestly, I don't believe I've read an entire comic book since the late 70's, and when I did it was strictly Marvel and EC Comics. Once I got beyond the quaintness and origins of Golden-Age story lines, I found most to be geared towards a 6th grade level. It's the covers that fascinate me most of all with all eras of comic books.

Mike Greenwood · **Posted:** Dec 26, 2008 3:55 PM

Marnin Rosenberg wrote:

This one's for Mike -- :cheers:

Very nice Marnin! :hail:

ComicCollectors · **Posted:** Dec 26, 2008 10:42 PM

comicdonna wrote:

Very nice Marnin! :hail:

Thank you Mike. :wave:

snitzer · **Posted:** Dec 27, 2008 7:20 PM

Marnin, are those part of your personal collection? I thought you were an SA guy :wonder:

ComicCollectors · **Posted:** Dec 28, 2008 2:08 AM

snitzer wrote:

Marnin, are those part of your personal collection? I thought you were an SA guy :wonder:

Actually Paul, I would buy whatever was put in front of me that was ultra high grade. I was once known as the guy who would pay just about whatever price was quoted me, thus I would be near the top of the list of many dealers when their best books came in, and I didn't care about having complete runs.

snitzer · **Posted:** Dec 29, 2008 3:34 PM

Marnin Rosenberg wrote:

snitzer wrote:

Marnin, are those part of your personal collection? I thought you were an SA guy :wonder:

Actually Paul, I would buy whatever was put in front of me that was ultra high grade. I was once known as the guy who would pay just about whatever price was quoted me, thus I would be near the top of the list of many dealers when their best books came in, and I didn't care about having complete runs.

I could see how that would get someone atop a dealers list :biggrin:

Michael Naiman · **Joined:** Oct 16, 2008 7:54 AM **Posts:** 555

Marnin...I have a very high grade bridge located in your city for sale!
...it is definitely raw.
there has probably been a little tiny bit of restoration done to it.
But, to the best of my knowledge it has never been pressed.
But it looks cherry !

Mr. Barnum

ciorac · **Joined:** May 06, 2007 11:30 PM **Posts:** 591

Marnin Rosenberg wrote:

This one's for Mike -- :cheers:

That is one stunning Action Marnin

ComicCollectors · **Posted:** Dec 29, 2008 10:57 PM

USman wrote:

Marnin...I have a very high grade bridge located in your city for sale!
...it is definitely raw.
there has probably been a little tiny bit of restoration done to it.
But, to the best of my knowledge it has never been pressed.
But it looks cherry !

Mr. Barnum

Well Mr. Barnum, if you have the resto removed, don't say anything about it, encapsulate it in a Universal Blue label, I'm sure I'll gobble it up no matter what the price. :screwy:

ComicCollectors · **Posted:** Dec 29, 2008 10:58 PM

ciorac wrote:

That is one stunning Action Marnin

Thank you Bill!!

MrBedrock · **Joined:** Oct 16, 2008 10:11 AM **Posts:** 119

Marnin - stunning Action 47 and especially the Captain America 59. I love the fact that it is the "Lee School" in the background. Whether or not it is a reference to Stan Lee, that always cracked me up. And an origin issue to boot. Very Cool :righton:

A couple of new books...

Jeff Rader · **Posted:** Jan 01, 2009 3:08 PM

MrBedrock wrote:

ACCCKK!!! One of my grails! That's gorgeous.

ComicCollectors · **Posted:** Jan 01, 2009 3:51 PM

MrBedrock wrote:

Marnin - stunning Action 47 and especially the Captain America 59. I love the fact that it is the "Lee School" in the background. Whether or not it is a reference to Stan Lee, that always cracked me up. And an origin issue to boot. Very Cool :righton:

A couple of new books...

Thank you Rich! I didn't even notice the "Lee School" until you pointed that out.

Love the Amazing Man Comics #15. :cheers:

Mike Greenwood · **Posted:** Jan 01, 2009 5:59 PM

MrBedrock wrote:

Marnin - stunning Action 47 and especially the Captain America 59. I love the fact that it is the "Lee School" in the background. Whether or not it is a reference to Stan Lee, that always cracked me up. And an origin issue to boot. Very Cool :righton:

A couple of new books...

Wow! Very nice book Richard! Do you have an Amazing Man #26? Just curious because I believe someone we both know wants one.

Mike Greenwood · **Posted:** Jan 01, 2009 6:01 PM

Just as much as I would like Marnin's Action! Maybe more!

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