Fantastic Four #50 Marvel 1966 3rd app Silver Surfer Low Grade KEY COMPLETE HOT for Sale

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Fantastic Four #50 Marvel 1966 3rd app Silver Surfer Low Grade KEY COMPLETE HOT For Sale

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Fantastic Four #50 Marvel 1966 3rd app Silver Surfer Low Grade KEY COMPLETE HOT:
$85.00

My son Jackson graduated college recently and needs money for his expenses before his career gets underway. So I'm helping him sell off his comic book collection of over 10 years. There's lots of key issues that I'll be listing in the coming weeks/months (I'm a slow lister). Many of them were mylar bagged/boarded and framed for us to enjoy. Now that we're selling, I'm seeing these for the first time up close outside of their bag and surprised at their condition (in a good way). So please stay tuned and hopefully you like what you see. Oh, I almost forgot, please check out my slabbed sports cards while you're here because that's my thing. Enjoy!!!Up for sale is a vintage US comic book, Fantastic Four #50, published by Marvel Comics in 1966. It features the 3rd appearance of Silver Surfer, Galactus, and The Watcher, and is a key issue in the Fantastic Four series. The comic is a single issue, first printing, and 1st edition, with a color style and cover art by Jack Kirby. It was written by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby. The comic is not personalized or signed, and is intended for a general audience.

This comic is a low grade issue. I give it a 1.5 (Fair/Good) grade.
There is tape on both covers (pic). Cover is detached at bottom staple.
Some water/moisture staining visible on back cover and some pages at end of issue (last 4 pics).
Lots of cover creases and color breaks.
That said, this issue is complete with no cut outs or missing pages and is original and unrestored.
Lays flat and has a rigid spine, feels tight in your hands.
This is a great reader copy of one-third of the most iconic story arcs of the silver age....FF #48-50, 'nuff said!!

PLEASE READ I am (or was, anyway) an avid comic collector, not a grader. Any assessment I give is based mostly on the pictures I provide and there's many. I take the standard pics you're used to seeing and added ones with extra (flash) lighting to show off imperfections (and perfections) of the cover(s) and sometimes I include a short video. I also include pics at the end showing obvious flaws. With older silver and bronze age comics, there are often too many color-breaks, creases or minor flaws to photo but I try to mention everything, pictured or not, in the description; Just know that my overall assessment and opinion is based on the accumulation of 'all' flaws pictured and described. But alas, I can miss something, it happens (even for me). Ultimately, you should thoroughly inspect the pics, use your zoom thoughtfully (always recommended) and judge for yourself before you offer.And I encourage you to request additional pics or vids to help you decide...I actually 'like' that stuff.I always feel that the only surprise you should get is a pleasant one. That being said:

NO STOCK IMAGES EVER All pics are of the actual comic listed; what you see is always what you get.
Any questions or additional picture requests? Just message me. I'm so approachable.
Please pay within 2-3 days of commitment to buy. If not, on the 3rd day, I will offer the comic to the second place finisher and if that fails? on the 4th day, the sale will be cancelled, the buyer blocked from future sales, and the item will be relisted.
No offers from PRIVATE ACCOUNTS or with a response rating less than 10. I take these sales seriously, raising money for my kid, so I trust you feel the same way and are equally a serious buyer.
Comic will contain two sheets of Micro Chamber interleaving paper (between front and back covers). That's what CGC uses...so do I.
Comic will be mylar bagged, boarded and 'securely' sandwiched between cardboard sheets before loaded into a gemini mailer and shipped USPS Ground Advantage with appropriate insurance to cover your winning offer. This protects both of us and explains the higher cost of shipping (if it's $20 or higher it's the insurance).

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