BIG APPLE Pedigree

[jimjum12]

This is the only one that I presently own.This pedigree is supposedly HUGE in scope and has multiple copies of some issues.It's one of only a few ped's that span the GA through the SA.I'd be interested in more info on the backstory.GOD BLESS...

-jimbo(a friend of jesus)#angelic#

http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e30/jimjum12/scan0006-1.jpg

[Deathlok]

I haven't seen many of the high grade copies in this pedigree. All the ones that hit the market are mid grade copies.

[68 Guns]

There is an auction house on long island that seemingly has an endless supply of them.It seems the GA is nicer than the Sa for some reasons. Your book is missing the tell-tale script J that I thought identified the Big Apple books.

[comicjunkie]

Wasn't the Big Apple stored in a shed and as a result mainly have tan-cream paper quality?

[buried_alien]

Here's my only Big Apple - probably not the best example from the Pedigree, although I wouldn't the PQ any worse than C/OW:

http://i240.photobucket.com/albums/ff165/Buried_Alien/HouseofMystery37front.jpg

[Crazy Canuck]

I am quickly becoming a huge fan of this pedigree. Page quality may be poor especially for silver age copies, but they grade out nicely when certified. Also, many raw copies can still be purchased cheaply for a pedigreed book. Here is are some FF issues of copies that I had graded.

CrazyC#cheers#

[marvelguy]

Nice Apples there, CC!

Welcome to the Corral!

[Crazy Canuck]

Thanks for the welcome Marvel! I will post a few more BA copies in the upcoming week.

Crazy C

[Red Hook]

Yes, Welcome! I think the Cream page designation gets hit harder than it should... and once I saw the PQ notation change on resubs, I didn't take it quite as seriously.

That FF12 is a great book to have in the collection! Congrats!

Big Apple is one pedigree whose backstory I am not that familiar with.

Red