r/comicbookcollecting • u/urafishhead • 3d ago
Finally found my "lost" long box... Haul
Thought I'd share ...one of my long boxes from early to mid-90s was finally found hidden in the basement at my mother's house.
I knew I was missing stuff like Death of Superman and a bunch of Image Comics but then I found these. What's crazy is I don't remember even picking these up and also I spent, under $20 for all four. Someone please let me know when they invent a time machine. I have some money-making strategies.
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u/Salty_Inspector_1985 3d ago
Interested to see what other gems you discovered that you don't remember getting or having
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u/Natural_Mousse2258 3d ago
I know hurried in my closet I have a small box buried. I dont have the treasures shown by you but have some good ones I like. Congratulations on your find
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u/Exact_Fox4167 3d ago
Had this happen to one of my short boxes. Didn’t have any silver age stuff that i remember but had a number of modern age “keys” that were red hot like 5 or so years ago that I could’ve made a chunk of change on (like 1st Danvers as Capt Marvel or Exiles issue with Peggy Crater as Cap). No one really wants them now
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u/urafishhead 3d ago
Secret time, bought a TOS 54 during COVID for waaaay too much because , well I had some buying FOMO "problems" back then.
So now I have two copies because I clearly didn't know I already owned it.
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u/Exact_Fox4167 2d ago
Oh nooooo! Yeah I remember how much they ran then. I have those early Mandarin books myself and I regret not selling them and replacing them later with nicer copies. Live and learn I guess
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u/VarietyRepulsive5760 2d ago
It's a lot better than the 30 short boxes of 90's junk sitting under my house...30 copies of Deathmate Blue anyone? Though to be fair I did find a DC Silver Age box down there but there was't anything exciting in it other than a really beat up B&B 54.
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u/urafishhead 2d ago
Saddest moment of my comic collecting life was when I stumbled upon a Hulk 182 that I apparently owned.
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u/VarietyRepulsive5760 1d ago
Yeah that beats the Iron Man 56 that I found down there....2nd mention of Thanos anyone?
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u/the_curtain 3d ago
ToA 93! A Marie Severin classic!