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Posted 2 years ago
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Here is an interesting find of mine. My Dad actually had it buried with a bunch of stuff in his basement. It is considered an EC (Educational Comic). I do not collect these sorts of things and nor does my Dad. I did some research on it and found out that it seems there are many collectors that just collect comics like this. We decided to sell it. Boy was my Dad happy when I showed him the extra $338.00 he made.
I would like to say that I am not mentioning this to shine light on myself. It is for all of you as collectors to be more tuned into what to look for out there and save it from quite possibly going into the garbage. The inside front page does show the date on these so it is an important place to look.
Good luck picking and hunting my friends for those golden nuggets and collectables out there for yourself and/or others! It is that time of the season. Peace out.....
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Thank you so much for enjoying the post Lisa. Always wishing you nothing but the best! : )
Forsty thanks for lovin it!! : )