Flaming Carrot Comics #1 (Summer-Fall 1981) Bob Burden signed NO COA Fine 6.0

Flaming Carrot Comics #1 (Summer-Fall 1981) Bob Burden signed NO COA Fine 6.0 (image 3/[null, null, null, null])

Flaming Carrot Comics #1 (Summer-Fall 1981) Bob Burden signed NO COA Fine 6.0 (image 4/[null, null, null, null])

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Auctiva's FREE Scrolling Gallery will enhance your listings.Flaming Carrot Comics #1 (Summer-Fall 1981) Bob Burden signed NO COA Fine 6.0Fine 6.0 Moderate spine wear including stress lines and corner bend. Signed by Bob Burden on splash page. No Certificate of Authenticity.Numbered #1226 of 6500.All items are shipped within one business day of payment. We adjust shipping charges if buyers win mutiple auctions or multiple purchases via Buy It Now.Shipping charges for multiple auction wins is generally, the cost of shipping the first items plus $1 for each additonal item.We happily refund the full purchase price INCLUDING shipping for all items returned within 14 days.Our goal is 100% customer satisfaction.We are an internet collectibles retailer focusing on comic books and related items. Grading is based on the Overstreet Price Guide.NEAR MINT/MINT (NM/MT) (9.8): A comic book that has enough positive qualities to make it better than a NM+, but has enough detracting qualities to keep it from being a MT 9.9. In most cases the comicbook has a better appearance than a NM+.NEAR MINT (NM) (9.2-9.7): Nearly perfect with only minor imperfections allowed. This grade should have no corner of impact creases,stress marks should be almost invisible, and bindery tears must be less than 1/16 inch. A couple of very tiny color flecks, or a combination of the above that keeps the book from being perfect, where the overall eye appeal is lessthan Mint drops the book into this grade. Only the most subtle binging and/or printing defects allowed. Cover is flat with no surface wear. Cover inks are bright with high reflectivity and minimum of fading. Corners are cut square and sharp with ever so slight blunting permitted. Staples are generally centered, clean with no rust. Cover is well centered and firmly secured to interior pages. Paper is supple and like new. Spine is tight and flat.VERY FINE/NEAR MINT (VF/NM) (9.0): A comic book that has enough positive qualities to make it better than a VF+, but has enoughdetracting qualities to keep it from being a NM-. In most cases the comic book has a better appearance than a VF+.VERY FINE (VF) (7.5-8.5): An excellent copy with outstanding eye appeal. Sharp, bright and clean with supple pages. Cover is relatively flat with almost no surface wear. Cover inks are generally bright with moderate to high reflectivity. Staples may show some discoloration. Spine may have a couple of almost insignificant transverse stress lines and is almost completely flat. A barely unnoticeable ¼ inch crease is acceptable, if color is not broken. Pages and covers can be yellowish/tannish (at the least, but no brown and will usually be off-white to white).FINE/VERY FINE (FN/VF) (7.0): A comic book that has enough positive qualities to make it better than a FN+, but has enough detracting qualities to keep it from being a VF-. In most cases, the comic book has a better appearance than a FN+.FINE (FN) (5.5-6.5): An above-average copy that shows minor wear but is still relatively flat and clean with no significant creasing or other serious defects. Eye appeal is somewhat reduced because of slight surface wear and possibly a small defect such as a few slight cross stress marks on spine or a very slight spine split (1/4?). A Fine condition comic bookappears to have been read a few times and has been handled with moderate care. Compared to a VF, cover inks are beginning to show a significant reduction in reflectivity, but it is still a highly collectible and desirable book. Pages andinterior covers may be tan, but pages must still be fairly supple with no signs of brittleness.VERY GOOD/FINE (VG/FN) (5.0): A comic book that has enough positive qualities to make it better than a VG+, but has enough detracting qualities to keep it from being a FN-. In most cases the comic book has a better appearance than a VG+VERY GOOD (VG) (3.5-4.5): The average used comic book. A comic in this gra... read more

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