Challenge #11 DC Mini-Series- VF UNCIRCULATED 1986 for Sale

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Challenge #11 DC Mini-Series- VF UNCIRCULATED 1986 For Sale

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Challenge #11 DC Mini-Series- VF UNCIRCULATED 1986:
$0.99

This sale is for an UNCIRCULATED copyof Challenge #11 published in 1986! These books have been in storage since 1986! I literally opened the case today to inspect them for condition prior to listing them! They average in condition as VF. 1st printing.

To be clear, the Overstreet definition of VF is as follows:

VERY FINE (VF, Overstreet 89-75)

An exceptionalcopy with outstanding eye appeal. Sharp, bright and clean with supple pages.Pages and covers can be yellowish/tannish (at the most), but not brown, andwill often be off white to white. Light spine wear is acceptable. A comic fallsinto this condition range if it meets all the following standards:

Browning of Paper: No browning is acceptable except for older comics--generally those with cover prices 20c or older. Even then, only a modest color change is acceptable.
Centerfold: Must be fully and properly attached to staples.
Corner Bends: Slightly noticeable allowed.
Cover Detached at Top or Bottom Staple: Reduces an otherwise VF copy to VG.
Distributor\'s Date Notation: A distributor\'s date stamp or a date written in pencil or ink, if it is unobtrusive and does not not significantly detract from the overall attractiveness of the comic, is acceptable and is in fact valued by many collectors (as do we) who view distributor date notations as an interesting part of the comic\'s history. NOTE: Date stamps typically are found on pre-1980\'s comics.
Cover Scuff Marks: Only allowed if very limited and hardly noticeable.
Fingerprints: If they can be seen, condition drops to Fine or Very Good.
Off-Center Printing: Acceptable if only to a minor degree.
Pieces Missing: No pieces missing except for tips of pages nicked during the production process. Note that we include \"Marvel chipping\" under this definition, a phenomenon well known to the collectors of early 1960\'s Marvel comics.
Rolled Spine: None.
Rubber Stamp Imprints: None on cover or inside.
Spine Stress Marks: Slightly noticeable allowed.
Staples: May be a bit loose, but must be clean, centered with no rust.
Subscription Crease/Fold: None.
Tape: None of any type.
Tears: None
Water Stains: None
Writing: No writing exceptfor autographs. Very minor pencil note on interior OK such as a seller\'s oldpricing.