THE GIRL FROM U.N.C.L.E. #1-5 1966 GOLD KEY COMICS!

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Sold Date: 10/06/2007
Channel: Online Auction
Source: eBay
Category: Books, Paper & Magazines

THE GIRL FROM U.N.C.L.E. #1-5 1966 GOLD KEY COMICS!

CONDITION: all 5 comics range in grade from VG to VF (see pics).

All 5 comics have INT. PGS that are OWL 9/10. Supple without brittleness. All 5 comics are complete with no coupon cut outs or pages missing and tight centerfolds. USA SHIPPING:
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$8.00 FOR PRIORITY MAIL Be sure to check out our other vintage collectibles now up for bids on eBay! Comics are graded acc. to the Overstreet Grading Guide standards listed below. If you'd like more specific details before bidding, please email. Thank you.

OVERSTREET GRADING GUIDE
/fine.html GRADE:FAIR Abbreviated Notation: FR Overstreet Numerical Equivalent (ONE) range: 14-5 (Highest possible FR grade= 14, Mid-grade= 10, Lowest possible FR grade=5) GRADE DESCRIPTION: A copy in this grade has all pages and most of the covers, although t may be up to 1/3 of the front cover missing or no back cover, but not both. A comic in this grade may be soiled, ragged, unattractive, creased and/or folded. The centerfold may be missing if it does not affect a story. Spine may be split. Staples may be gone, and/or cover detached. Corners are commonly rounded or absent. Coupons may be cut. Comic books in this condition are often referred to as "reading" or "research copies." Paper quality is often low. CHECKLIST FOR THE GRADE FAIR: Heavy wear. Basic readability is preserved. Discoloration, fading and/or soiling. Some pieces may be missing. Staples may be degraded or gone. Cover may be detached. Coupon may be cut. The spine may be split. Pages may be brittle around the edges. Tape and other forms of repair are more common than the next higher grade. Fair comics are often faded. Ragged appearance, abrasions and creases. Spine roll common. Centerfold may be missing if it does not interfere with a story. Note: The demand for comic books in this grade from 1930s through 1960s issues is high. GRADE:GOOD Abbreviated Notation: GD Overstreet Numerical Equivalent (ONE) range: 34-15 (Highest possible GD grade = 34, Mid-grade = 25, Lowest possible GD grade = 15) GRADE DESCRIPTION: A copy in this grade has all pages and its cover, although t may be small pieces missing. Books in this grade are commonly creased, scuffed, abraded and soiled, but are completely readable. Often paper quality may be low but not brittle. Cover reflectivity is usually low and in some cases completely absent. Most collectors consider this the lowest collectible grade because comic books in lesser condition are often incomplete and/or brittle. Traditionally, collectors have sometimes found it difficult to differentiate this grade from the next lower grade. This task can be simplified if one remembers that a comic book in this condition can have a large accumulation of defects but still maintains its basic structural integrity.

CHECKLIST FOR THE GRADE GOOD: Shows substantial wear. Must be readable. Discoloration, fading and soiling likely. Small pieces may be missing, but the readability is preserved. Store stamp, name stamp, arrival date, initials permitted. Staples may be degraded, absent, or replaced. Cover may be detached. Coupon may be cut from back cover or from an interior page as long as story readability is preserved. Pages may be brown but not brittle. Tape and other forms of repair are common. GRADE: VERY GOOD Abbreviated Notation: VG Overstreet Numerical Equivalent (ONE) range: 54-35 (Highest possible VG grade = 54, Mid-grade = 45, Lowest possible VG grade = 35) GRADE DESCRIPTION: The average used comic book. A comic in this grade shows moderate wear, can have a reading or center crease or a rolled spine, but still has not accumulated enough total defects to reduce eye appeal to the point w it is not a desirable copy. Some discoloration, fading and even minor soiling is allowed. No chunks (see glossary) can be missing but a small piece (see glossary) can be out at the corner or edge. Store stamps, name stamps, ...

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