BLUE BEETLE #1 CGC 3.5 OW 1939 rare key ORIGIN, Eisner & LOU FINE, nice color

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BLUE BEETLE #1 CGC 3.5 OW 1939 rare key ORIGIN, Eisner & LOU FINE, nice color:
$3800.00

I specialize in unread, unopened high-grade copies & lifetime collections. This sale is for the first photo only:BLUE BEETLE #1 CGC 3.5 OW (1939 rare key ORIGIN, Eisner & LOU FINE, nice color.) This is the only #1 I have ever seen in person. You should probably contact me if interested in the bk with over $500 in fees.Extra scans are new items being listed in other sales. CGC bks will be wrapped in bubble wrap & crushed newspaper.

Here's a new one that needs to be addressed: is charging you 15% on the taxes they collect, to go along w/ the 15% on shipping & 15% on the item, & 15% on the 15%. If you don't believe me, look for yourself: Order details. See more details (bottom right). View(far right). The down arrow (next to fees based on.) Is it legal to charge fees for taxes that is collecting & you aren't collecting? I figure that's millions of dollars a day. I recommend giving them a call todiscussthis...

Comments on the CGC bks: My price is based on the sold CGC bks by taking the low-priced copies & dropping my price some if possible. I usually sell bks cheaper than most everyone but dealing w/ CGC is insanely expensive. They lost a giant batch of bks which cost me $10,000-$20,000 in losses. They double charged my credit card. They no longer give discounts on huge batches. They don't keep their promises or word on big bks I sent in. Pre-grade expectations cost an extra $7 on bks that don't make grades. Getting the nicest copies in the world is expensive.