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#251664 05/22/13 02:18 PM
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Here is an article from the FOX News site:

Remodeler finds comic book


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#251665 05/23/13 06:56 AM
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I heard the story on NPR. clap The crazy things one finds when one remodels one's home. I must say this one would have pleased me more than the 3" thick slab of concrete covering the floor above my bathroom in my 100 y.o. Arts & Crafts house. (If anyone knows why such a slab would have been put in, probably over 50 years ago, on a second story floor, fitting the exact dimensions of the bathroom below, please let me know. We're still baffled by that one.) Give me Superman comic in the walls any day!


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#251666 05/24/13 01:59 AM
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Cool story. Amazing that it hadn't been chewed into shreds in a mouse nest or something.

Lost comics...I'm still hoping to find my brother's Amazing Spiderman #1 someday. My mom sold all of his comics in a garage sale for 25¢ each, thinking he'd be happy having made about $10-15. She almost had a heart attack when he told her that that one comic was worth about $200. (On the plus side, it was the last time anything ever went into a garage sale without our agreement.)


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#251667 05/24/13 10:25 AM
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I was talking to a friend who's a book dealer this evening, he's never come close to a discovery like this (though he did once find a first edition copy of Dracula in a junk shop), and says it's a reminder that there must still be a lot of very rare stuff out there if it can only be found.


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