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Fantastic Four Collecting Thread!
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Yes, the white of the cover paper is one of the things I value most.

 

Downgrading in such cases (when the books appears great looking) is most likely due to a very minor defect they tend to hammer: in the case of my #36 it’s a dust shadow on the back cover, it might be a partially detached centerfold or some other (to me ininfluential) minor defect. :)

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Whiteness… :cloud9:

 

I have some VERY whites in the higher numbers as well… I think that at some point they changed the cover paper stock, as otherwise it’s not explainable.

I have had a dozen (so to speak) of #67, but no one is white as issues in the #70s or #80s.

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Whiteness… :cloud9:

 

I have some VERY whites in the higher numbers as well… I think that at some point they changed the cover paper stock, as otherwise it’s not explainable.

I have had a dozen (so to speak) of #67, but no one is white as issues in the #70s or #80s.

 

It's funny but I've had nice white midgrade copies of 67 both cover and inside stock (I now have a 9.2). I have yet to run into a nice white 73, they always show tanning,even if only slightly. Anyone?

Beautiful books Bob! Aren't the 'curators' the stuff of legend concerning whiteness?

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