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This new pedigree of high grade examples comes from the collection of Bill Gaines' estate, the greatest provenance for EC and MAD. Impressive selections can be found in all of Heritage's weekly online comic auctions following the initial offering.ДЇeatured in Heritage's special format online monthly auction 'The MAD Collection of Annie Gaines Ashton,' the Annie Gaines Ashton Pedigree offerings include entire MAD and Panic runs of Gaines File copies. In addition to the substantial Silver and Bronze Age original art from the Murphy Anderson Collection, this new pedigree consists of the famed DC artist's file copies spanning the 1950s-1980s, including such classics as Showcase #4 and incredible white page, high grade Silver and Bronze keys. Heritage's first offerings of the new Murphy Anderson File Copy CGC pedigree will appear in their weekly auction dated July 28-August 4, along with some books from the Annie Gaines Collection. The Murphy Anderson Pedigree hits Heritage To read the backstories on these four newly recognized pedigrees, click their name on the list of recognized pedigrees on the left menu bar. The four new pedigrees are New Hampshire, Cookeville, Eldon and Harold Curtis. These new labels will be applied to books submitted as a CGC recognized pedigree through the online submission form starting on Jand first available for show submissions at Comic-Con International: San Diego on July 17.Д¬GC has also added five new collections to its list of recognized pedigrees, which brings the total number to 59 pedigrees. This new gold label will display 'CGC Universal Pedigree' in place of 'CGC Universal Grade.' Only pedigrees that qualify for a Universal grade will receive the new label. The Windy City copy of Marvel Comics #1 just broke the million dollar mark! Ten pedigreed copies of Marvel's first issue are listed on our site, and this particular one is the highest CGC universal grade out of 63 copies.Д¬GC releases new Pedigree label and recognizes four PedigreesД¬GC has released a new Pedigree Certification Label to differentiate pedigreed collections. Windy City copy of Marvel Comics #1 auctions for $1.26 million

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The full story can be read here on CGC's website.

42% of the graded copies received a white page quality designation, and 41% off-white to white. 33 copies graded 9.8, with 95 more in 9.6 and 139 in 9.4. Those imports were restricted again in 1947, and once more relaxed in 1951 as such, this collection is a fascinating historical representation of American comic books available to Canadians during that period.ДЁ0% of the collection has been CGC graded, of which one-third are the highest graded or tied for the highest graded on CGC's census. The collection started in 1944 when Canada relaxed their restrictions on comic book imports. Discovered in 1999 by Patrick Shaughnessy of Golden Age Collectables, the collection contains many high grade, white paged copies of over 1,300 comics from the '40s and '50s. To find out how a comic collection qualifies for pedigree status, read here.Д¬GC just recognized its 60th pedigreed collection, named 'Chinatown' for its origin in the Chinatown district of Vancouver, Canada. Since then, the market has seen many other breathtaking collections come to light today CGC recognizes 59 pedigrees in all. Pedigrees became a concept in fandom during '80s after the Edgar Church/Mile High collection surfaced in 1977, considered the greatest comic book collection of all time. Some of the owners survived to see their collection become legendary, like Lamont Larson. By luck or design, each of the collections featured here survived many tests of time paper drives, puberty, and especially Mom, who never understood why her child would save such things. A couple of these collectors even worked in comic book publishing.ДЄll of the owners had one thing in common they were conscientious about the condition of their comic books. Some bought only #1 issues, or they favored a particular genre, character or company. They were usually amassed at the time by children, but a few were adults. Sometimes they were wrapped in paper, stored in cedar chests or file cabinets, or just sitting in piles on a shelf. Pedigrees represent some of the most beautifully preserved vintage comic book collections in the world!ДЇor years these collections were stored in attics, closets, garages, storage units, even barns. Welcome to Comic Book Pedigrees, the first and only website dedicated to pedigreed comic books.

Giant size fantastic four 3 original artwork