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TUCSON Comic Book and a Macbook Auction <Font Color 09/28/21 09:36:26 TUCSON Comic Book And A MacBook Auction <font color = 00ccff> Friday 6:30 PM 6/7/19 </font> ID: 820 <br> <font color = red> (FREE TRANSFER TO OUR TEMPE WAREHOUSE FOR THIS AUCTION) </font> Auction Opens: Fri, May 31 2:20pm MT Auction Closes: Fri, Jun 7 6:30pm MT Lot Title Lot Title 1700 Valiant Comics No 28 Dec Solar Man of the 1732 Eclipse Comics No 5 Star Reach Classics Atom 1733 Eclipse Comics No 6 Star Reach Classics 1701 Valiant Comics No 28 Dec Solar Man of the 1735 First Comics #20 Sep Starslayer Atom 1736 First Comics #20 Sep Starslayer 1702 Marvel Comics #1 Soleil 1737 First Comics #25 Feb Starslayer 1703 Blaspho Publishing No 1 This is SOLD-OUT 1738 First Comics #26 Mar Starslayer 1704 Blaspho Publishing No 1 This is SOLD-OUT 1739 First Comics #27 Apr Starslayer 1705 Malibu Comics #5 Ultraverse Solitaire 1740 First Comics #28 May Starslayer 1706 Malibu Comics #5 Ultraverse The Solution 1741 First Comics #29 Jun Starslayer 1707 Eclipse Comics No 5 Somerset Holmes 1742 First Comics #30 Jul Starslayer 1709 Archie 65th Anniv Sega Sonic the Hedgehog 1743 First Comics #33 Oct Starslayer 1710 Image Comics #1 Soulwind 1744 First Comics #34 Nov Starslayer 1712 DC Comics #1 Jul 95 Sovern Seven 1745 DC Comics No 0 Jul 99 Stars and S.T.R.I.P.E. 1713 DC Comics #1 Jul 95 Sovern Seven 1746 DC Comics No 1 Aug 99 Stars and S.T.R.I.P.E. 1714 SLG Comics Sparks An Urban Fairytale 1747 Epic Comics #1 Feb 85 Starstruck 1715 Comics Interview Pub #26 Southern Knights 1748 Epic Comics #2 Apr 85 Starstruck 1716 Image Comics #9 Mar Spawn 1749 Epic Comics #3 Jun 85 Starstruck 1717 Image Comics #12 Jul Spawn 6412 2010 Apple Macbook Unibody Laptop 1719 Image Comics #2 Spawn The Undead Computer 13" 2.4GHz Intel Core 2 Duo, 5 GB 1720 Image Comics #3 Spawn The Undead Ram MacOS High Sierra (TrackPad Does Not 1721 Image Comics #4 Spawn The Undead Work, Battery Not Guaranteed). 1722 Dark Horse Comics #1 of 4 Species 1723 Image Comics #2 Apr Splitting Image! 1724 Oni Press #1 Issue Spontaneous 1725 Epic Comics #1 Jul Heavy Hitters Spying 1726 Marvel Comics #10 Nov Star Brand 1727 Aircel Pub Vol 1 Bk 1 Stark: Future 1728 DC Comics No 4 May Star Hunters 1729 Adventure Pub No 3 Star Rangers 1730 Eclipse Comics No 1 Star Reach Classics 1731 Eclipse Comics No 2 Star Reach Classics 1/2 09/28/21 09:36:26 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:Monday 6/10/19, Tuesday 6/11/19 and Wednesday 6/12/19 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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