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Collecting Old Newspapers: Introduction
How to Collect Historic Newspaper Stories
Collecting Historic Newspapers: Roosevelt's Death
Collecting Historic Newspapers: Kennedy's Assassination
Collecting Historic Newspapers: Historic Events
Collecting Historic Newspapers: Titanic
How to Collect Comic Books
How to Grade Condition of Comic Books
Comic Books: Cover Price
Comic Books: Collecting Superman Comics
Comic Books: Comics from Golden Age
Comic Books: Comics Based on Movies
Comic Books: Big Boy Comics
Collecting Cartoons
Guide to Collecting Mad Magazine
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"Let's not forget the fun comics. One of my favorites; Porky Pig. Let's see; let's do a little research because we know so much. Thirty five cents, so that's still collectible. I would guess that that's probably; I should look it up, but I'm guessing that early seventies; maybe late sixties, but it has a bar code, so I don't remember if the others had a bar code, so it might be later than that. But you notice; too, when you do get comic books, you can go to Bags Unlimited, and you can buy backs for your comic books. This is my crappy version of a back, that I cut out a long time ago. I put a back on it to keep it firm, and then put it in a bag to maintain it; to keep it from browning. So that's a cool thing; those are the fun ones. Then if you want to get a little modern, how about the Kiss comic book? This is a Kiss collection, and this is like a comic book. These are very collectible, kind of like; in my era it was sixteen magazine, and a lot of you can remember that. Remember Paul Revere and the Raiders?; heartthrob. That magazine cost twenty five cents. Amazing; isn't it? Fun, fun, fun; find these and buy them."
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