Star Wars AFA Graded Action Figure / CGC Graded 9.4 Comic
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Star Wars 30th Anniversary Luke Skywalker AFA U90 (With Moisture Evaporator and Coin) (WITH AFA MYLAR BAGGIE)
Package Text: On a desert planet like Tatooine, water is a precious commodity. Moisture farmers earn a living extracting water from the air to use or resell. But Luke was never happy with the life of a moisture farmer and dreamed of leaving home to attend the Imperial Space Academy and become a pilot.
Character: Luke Skywalker, a Force-sensitive human male, was a legendary Jedi Master who fought in the Galactic Civil War during the reign of the Galactic Empire. Along with his companions, Princess Leia Organa and General Han Solo, Skywalker served on the side of the Alliance to Restore the Republic—an organization committed to the downfall of the Galactic Empire and the restoration of democracy. Following the war, Skywalker became a living legend, and was remembered as one of the greatest Jedi in galactic history.
Classic Star Wars #20 1994 CGC 9.4 Last Issue Archie Goodwin & Al Williamson (WITH CGC MYLAR BAGGIE)
Classic Star Wars #20 is the twentieth issue of the Classic Star Wars series, published by Dark Horse Comics. This particular Classic series were reformatted and colored reprints of the Star Wars daily newspaper strip by Archie Goodwin and Al Williamson from the early 1980s.
Williamson supplied new panels and art to flow the stories for traditional comic format.
Plot summary: Classic Star Wars #20 The strange ship that's followed the Millennium Falcon to Hoth turns out to be hostile, as it fires a warning shot across the Falcon's bow. Luke convinces Han that the best solution is to surrender. The unidentified ship uses a tractor beam to bring the Falcon and its crew on board, as a coded message is sent from the ship to Jabba the Hutt on Tatooine. It turns out to be Raskar onboard, and Han and Luke are soon disarmed as Raskar offers Han a deal: his freedom for a better price than Jabba's bounty. Luke suggests giving up the reward from Leia, which they try to convince Raskar is hidden on Ord Mantell. Raskar, however, thinks it's actually hidden on Hoth. He forces the Rebels to lead him back to Hoth in the Falcon. Once there, Han pilots the Falcon into a labyrinth of ravines, and manages to stall it out and crash land in the snow. Luke offers an escape plan: dig through one of the cavern walls right into a series of even larger caverns.
Star Wars Empire Strikes Back Movie Poster Card 1996 23KT Gold Leaf Card WCG Graded GEM Mint 10 This Series Limited to 10,000 Cards Produced Individually Numbered Serial
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The Action Figure Authority (AFA) is the first company to offer a toy-grading service in which the graded toy is placed in a sealed acrylic display box. The sealed acrylic box of AFA-graded toys is intended to keep the toy safe from future wear and tear. The label on side or back of an AFA-graded toy placed in a acrylic case contains identifying information for the toy (such as the figure's name, the toyline, etc.), the overall grade given to it by AFA, and where applicable, the three subgrades (box/card, window/bubble, and figure). AFA-grading can be relatively expensive, but it also tends to increase the value of a toy significantly, particularly if it is in good condition and it is either an old toy or a popular character. On eBay, some of the most expensive toys are those that are AFA-graded, selling for as much as several thousand US dollars.
What is CGC? CGC, or the Certified Guaranty Company was the first, impartial, third-party certification service. A division of the NGC, CGC was founded and providing grading service since 1999 with its whopping 5,000,000th book graded in 2018.
Is CGC worth it? Yes! It will provide protection and display-ability to your comic and increase its value both to you and the secondary market. For books that you want to preserve for sentimental or collector reasons, or for high value signed or unsigned books, CGC is the best route.
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A tangible asset is an asset that has a finite monetary value and usually in physical form. Tangible assets can typically always be transacted for monetary value though the liquidity of different markets. its always smart to invest in something physical you can hold as the value of the product goes up.