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memaw
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These are 4 Walt Disney comic books that I have in my group of comic books. These however were copy righted in 1959. Man I was 1 yr old. Don't really know if they have any value, but would like to know where I might have these all checked out.
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meema, you can edit your posting of the spider-man books........just saying...
Thanks Pop_abides, i'm new to this, appreciate the info
All 10 cent comic book's very nice look O.K. need the number's to give you price.look inside front cover. I'll go from there.
One is Vol. 17, No.3, December 1956, Vol. 20, No.2, November 1959, Vol. 20, No. 3, December 1959 and Vol. 19, No.9, June 1959
memaw Hello Here you Go. #195 =$3.75. #225 =$3.75. #230=$3.75. and #231=$3.75.Now this is for grade poor to good. two of them look better.so a little more money. Nice comic's.Keep Read'm and collect'm there fun.Frosty21.