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Originally Posted by paleocards
Entertaining, but the highlight of the movie (for me, and I'd bet for many of you!) was about a third of the way through when Anna Kendrick is rifling through Ben Affleck's stash of getaway cash and other "unconventional forms of payment."
After the drawer of gold ingots, she slides open the next one and there's a T206 Wagner, a T205 Hoblitzell (presumably w/o stat line), a 1915 Cracker Jack Mathewson and a 1922 American Caramel Babe Ruth "holding bird" (all appear to be pretty good knock-offs). Two comic books were above the cards: Superman #1 and one with the Joker on the cover (Batman #1?)
I had to pause the DVR a couple of times to make sure of these identifications, and none were in PSA or SGC slabs! If anyone can ID the small card on the far left of the row, I'd be interested to hear what you think it is.
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Awesome
As far as the comics books go, although the #1's would be valuable, it's their first appearances that bring the biggest bucks: Action Comics #1 and Detective Comics #27, respectively. Amazing pieces.
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