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TUCSON Comic Book and a Macbook 09/27/21 09:38:51 TUCSON Comic Book And A Macbook <font color = 00ccff> Tuesday 7:30 PM 7/23/19 </font> ID: 881 <br> <font color = red> (FREE TRANSFER TO OUR TEMPE WAREHOUSE FOR THIS AUCTION) </font> Auction Opens: Wed, Jul 17 2:38pm MT Auction Closes: Tue, Jul 23 6:30pm MT Lot Title Lot Title 1000 Apple Macbook 2.1 GHz Intel Core 2 1 GB 1326 Now Comics # 7 May The Twilight Zone Ram, 120 GB Hard Drive Mac OS X Snow 1327 Now Comics # 8 Jun The Twilight Zone Leopard (No Warranty On Battery). 1328 Now Comics # 10 Aug The Twilight Zone 1300 Caliber Comic # 2 Triarch 1329 Now Comics # 11 Sep The Twilight Zone 1301 Caliber Comic # 2 Triarch 1330 Now Comics # 11 Sep The Twilight Zone 1302 Caliber Comic # 2 Triarch 1331 Now Comics # 1 The Twilight Zone Science 1303 Axis Comics Johnson Tribe Fiction Special Free Hologram Buttonh 1304 Acclaim Comics Trinity Angels #5 Nov 1332 Now Comics # 1 The Twilight 3D special 3D 1305 Acclaim Comics Trinity Angels #8 Feb gLASSES INCLUDED 1306 Tru Studios Trol Lords No 1 1333 Now Comics # 1 1993 Annual The Twilight 1307 Tru Studios Trol Lords No 4 Zone 1308 Tru Studios Trol Lords No 5 1334 Marvel Edge #1 Nov Typhoid 1309 Tru Studios Trol Lords No 6 1335 Marvel Edge #2 Dec Typhoid 1310 Tru Studios Trol Lords No 7 1336 Malibu Comics #0A Ultraqverse Ultraforce 1311 Tru Studios Troll Lords No 1 Special Jerry's 1337 Marvel Comics #1 uLTRAGIRL #1 1ssue Big Fun Book 1338 Onward Comics #4 Nov 86 Ultra Klutz 1312 Apple Comics Trollords No 1 1339 Onward Comics #16 Nov 87 Ultra Klutz 1313 Acclaim Comics #2 Apr Troublemakersw 1340 Marvel Comics #4 Dec 96 fIRELORD 1314 Comico #2 The Trouble with Girls 1341 Spotlight Comics Premier Issue Underdog #1 1315 Terry Smith Comics #0 Issue TSC 1 Jams 1342 Image Comics #2 Oct Jnion 1316 Star Comics #14 Jun T-top Dog! 1343 Image Comics #2 Oct Jnion 1317 Valiant Comics Turok Dinosaur Hunter No 1 Jul 1344 Image Comics #3 Dec Jnion 1318 Valiant Comics Turok Dinosaur Nunter No 2 1345 Valiant Comics No 1 Oct Unity Chap 18 Time Aug is not Absolute 1319 Valiant Comics Turok Dinosaur Hunter 1346 Now Coics #2 Oct Universal Soldier Part 2 of 3 1320 Marvel Comics #3 Jan Hulk 2099 2099 1347 DC Comics #236 Feb Unknown Soldier Unlimited 1348 The Official John Bolton Magazine Unmasked 1321 DC Comics Bk 11 of III Twilight #1 1322 Now Comics # 5 Mar The Twilight Zone 1349 DC Comics Vertigo The Unseen Hand No 4 of 4 1323 Now Comics # 6 Apr The Twilight Zone 1350 DC Comics Vertigo The Unseen Hand No 4 of 4 1324 Now Comics # 6 Apr The Twilight Zone 1351 Armada Comics Urza-Mishra War Vol 2 1325 Now Comics # 7 May The Twilight Zone 1352 Windjammer Valeria The She Bat No 1 Sep 1/2 09/27/21 09:38:51 Lot Title 1353 Windjammer Valeria The She Bat No 2 Sep 1355 DC Comics # 1 Nov 92 Eclipso The Darkness Within Aftermath Valor 1st Issue 1356 Harris Comics Vampirella Zero 1357 Harris Comics Vampirella Strikes #1 Oct 1358 Harris Comics Vengeance of Vampirella Zero Nov 1359 Wizard Mini Comic 5 Vengeance of Vampirella Zero Nov 1360 Harris Comics Vampirella Death & Destruction #1 Jul 1361 Image Comics Vanguard Fabulous 1st Issue #1 OCT 1362 Image Comics Vanguard Fabulous 1st Issue #1 OCT 1363 Image Comics Vanguard #2 Nov 1364 Image Comics Vanguard #3 Dec 1365 Image Comics Vanguard #4 Feb 1366 Image Comics Vanguard #5 Apr 1367 Image Comics Vanguard #6 May 1368 Image Comics Freak Force #2 Jan 1369 Harris Comics Vampirells Shadowhawks 1370 Valiant Commics Payment Due: All invoices under $1000 will be charged to the credit card on file. All invoice over $1000 must be paid in cash within 24 business hours from the end of the auction. Payment Methods: Payment can be made with cash credit or debit card for invoices under $1,000. A $0.00 credit card authorization will be processed when submitting your first bid at this auction. The $0.00 is simply a pending hold on your card and is held by the credit card company for varying lengths but typically 24-72 hours. This $0.00 authorization is not actually charged to your card and if you are the winning bidder that payment will be a completely separate transaction. If you do not win any bids there will be no charges against your account. REMOVAL TIMES: Wednesday 7/24/19, Thursday 7/25/19 and Friday 7/26/19 From 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. Location: 1441 E. 17th St Tucson, AZ 85719 REMOVAL ASSISTANCEBuyers are solely responsible for the removal of purchased items. Buyer's Premium: There is a 15.000% Buyer's Premium in effect for this auction. 1441 E 17th St, Tucson, AZ 85719 -- Phone 520-300-5180 auction-tucson.com 2/2.
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