Peace Dollar on a new Batman Comic

AnkurJ

Its a 3-D Cover. I thought it was pretty cool.

lostincoins

Thats a mat proof wow really cool

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joebb21

<< <i>FOUR DOLLARS for a comic these days....wow!!! >>



Um noooooo... I don't know where you get that from as Im seeing $3.99

keyman64

As someone that built a comic collection in the 80s, I like it. That being said, I need to sell off my comics.

baseballjeff

You can see Peace Dollars in one of the early Bat Man movies too if I recall.

ricko

Wow...had no idea comics were that expensive now....used to be ten cents....Cheers, RickO

AnkurJ

<< <i>Wow...had no idea comics were that expensive now....used to be ten cents....Cheers, RickO >>



In the 40s and 50s....

ormandh

Which die variety is this? I think that I see some doubling, but I am not sure if it is hub doubling or not!

OKbustchaser

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<< <i>Wow...had no idea comics were that expensive now....used to be ten cents....Cheers, RickO >>



In the 40s and 50s.... >>



into the early 60s. I think it was 1962 when they mostly went to 12 cents. (Yes, I'm one of those nerds, too.)

Overdate

<< <i>Which die variety is this? I think that I see some doubling, but I am not sure if it is hub doubling or not! >>


What kind of glasses are needed to see the cover in 3-D?

epcjimi1

<< <i>What kind of glasses are needed to see the cover in 3-D? >>



The comic 3-D cover is explained here -

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OldEastside

The message I get is coin flippers are 2 faced

Steve

johnny9434

im glad thats a 1922 and not a 21 thats not all hacked up like that

magikbilly

It was once my task to repair an X-Men #1 that was ripped clean in half. Not easy bit accomplished. No black light or scale but...looked perfect.

Eric