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Danvers, MA, USA, January 10, 2024 -- Autographs and artifacts encompassing a wide historical range, from prehistoric times to the Revolutionary and Civil Wars on up to the present day, as well as an outstanding Judaica section featuring 100 years of Israeli history, are packed into JG.Limited’s Internet-only History & Culture timed auction, online now and closing on Tuesday, January 23rd.
Folks can log on now to view the 650-lot catalog and place their bids at www.JG.Limited. Here's a direct link to the auction: https://bid.jg.limited/auctions/5-10MO7E/history-culture. In addition to online bidding, telephone bids will also be accepted. To place a phone bid, you may call 978-536-0033.
Lot #1 is a bank check from 1788 signed by Aaron Burr (1756-1836), the third vice president of the United States serving during Thomas Jefferson’s first term. He’s best known for killing his political rival Alexander Hamilton in a duel, which ended his political career (est. $750-$1,000).
Lot #19 is an oversized printed portrait of a bill signing, autographed by Warren Harding (1865-1923), the 29th President of the United States. Harding hand-signed in black fountain pen below the image on the lower mount edge. The frame is 17 inches by 13 ½ inches (est. $500-$600).
Lot #37 is an album page containing the Civil War-era signatures of Ulysses S. Grant (1822-1885), the American military officer and 18th President of the United States; and David Glasgow Farragut (1801-1870), a flag officer of the U.S. Navy during the Civil War (est. 400-$600).
Lot #28 is a military appointment autographed by William McKinley (1843-1901), as the Governor of Ohio, dated May 3, 1894. The document is framed to an overall size of 15 ½ inches by 18 ¼ inches. William McKinley was the 25th President of the United States (est. $250-$350).
The Judaica section will be led by lot #341 – a 1951 typed letter signed in Hebrew by Chaim Weizmann (1874-1952), the first President of Israel. Weizmann was a Russian-born chemist, a Zionist leader, Israeli statesman and the president of the Zionist Organization (est. $300-$350).
Lot #270 is a handwritten note on a Jewish National Fund postcard (with a scarce 1915 canceled “Z” perfin stamp) autographed by Max Isidor Bodenheimer (1865-1940), the first president of the Zionist Federation of Germany and a founder of the Jewish National Fund (est. $250-$300).
Lot #267 is a printed Hebrew greeting card autographed by David Ben-Gurion (1886-1973), the first Prime Minister of Israel and the primary national founder of the State of Israel in 1948. The card, signed in Hebrew by Ben-Gurion, measures 4 ½ inches by 6 inches (est. $200-$250).
Lot #327 is a full sheet of Jewish National Fund labels, signed in Hebrew and English by Moshe Sharett (1894-1965), who served as the second Prime Minister of Israel (1954-1955) and the country’s first foreign minister (1948-1956). He was also a member of Mapai (est. $200-$250).
Lot #291 is a typed letter dated Dec. 11, 1947, signed by Herschel Vespasian Johnson II (1894-1966), a U.S. Foreign Service Officer from 1921-1953. The letter was sent to Loretto Falsey, Chair of the National Committee on Legislation for American War Mothers (est. $40-$50).
Last month JG.Limited launched a Natural History category. Offerings in the current auction include the following:
- A Leptomeryx skull fossil from Lower Brule Formation, White River Series Oligocene, SW of Scenic, South Dakota, near the Cheyenne River, over 25 million years old, 3.5 inches on the longest side. Leptomeryx existed for approximately 13.2 million years. It was a small deer-like ruminant animal with a somewhat slender body (est. $200-$250).
- A Mosasaurus jaw fossil discovered in Morocco, approximately 82 to 66 million years old, measuring 9 ¼ inches on the longest side. Mosasaurus ("lizard of the Meuse River") is an example of mosasaurs, an extinct group of aquatic squamate reptiles. It lived during the Campanian and Maastrichtian stages of the Late Cretaceous periods (est. $150-$200).
Lot #249 is a slip of paper with the full signature of Benito Mussolini (1883-1945), the leader of Italy’s National Fascist Party from 1922 until his ouster in 1943. The slip is accompanied by a vintage silver gelatin print real photo postcard, showing a portrait of Mussolini (est. $600-$750).
Lot #357 is a 5 ½ inch by 3 ½ inch card with the autographed signature of Richard J. McDonald (1909-1998), who, with his brother Maurice, were the entrepreneurs who founded the fast-food company McDonald’s. The card is dated 1985 and is in near fine condition (est. $400-$500).
Lot #628 is a handwritten letter signed by Giacomo Puccini (1858-1924), the Italian composer known primarily for his verismo style operas. The letter is identified in pencil along the upper edge as “1909” and includes a handwritten address panel on verso by Puccini (est. $400-$500).
Lot #582 is an 8 inch by 10 inch glossy photograph of Edith Head (1897-1981), signed by the iconic Academy Award-winning costume designer. The photo shows Ms. Head with seven of her eight Academy Awards. She hand-signed in bold black felt tip marker (est. $200-$250).
Bidders need to know that 30-minute extended bidding starts on January 23rd at 8 pm Eastern time. The clock will then reset for another 30 minutes each time a bid is placed. The 30-minute clock reset is unique for every lot; each has its own unique countdown during extended bidding.
To learn more about JG.Limited and the History & Culture auction online now and closing on Tuesday, January 23rd, or to register online to start bidding and buying, visit www.JG.Limited.
About JG.Limited:
While its business is rooted in the past, JG.Limited is focused on – and welcomes – the future. It harnesses modern technology through a custom developed and designed website. In addition, the company’s Android and Apple apps allow bidders to participate in regularly scheduled auctions; register, preview, watch, and bid from tablet or mobile devices – all with the press of a button. To learn more about JG.Limited, please visit www.JG.Limited.
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Best JST 2 Pin Connectors For 2023
Introducing the ultimate guide to the top 11 Jst Connector 2 Pin options for 2023. In this comprehensive overview, we will explore the absolute best connectors on the market, providing you with the necessary information to make an informed choice. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced professional, this guide will serve as a valuable resource, highlighting the key features, strengths, and potential drawbacks of each product. By the end, you will have a clear understanding of the advantages and disadvantages of the 11 best Jst Connector 2 Pin options, ensuring that you can confidently select the perfect connector for your specific needs in 2023.Get more news about jst connector production,you can vist our website!
Micro Electrical Male and Female Connector Plug with Wire Cables
The 10 Pairs 1.25 mm JST 2 Pin Micro Electrical Male and Female Connector Plug with 80mm Wire Cables is a reliable and versatile product. The wire core is made of 7 sections of 0.11 mm zinc copper with an external diameter of 0.9 mm, making it suitable for common uses. The micro connector dimension is 1.25 mm, with each cable wire measuring approximately 8 cm in length. The wire specification is 1571#28, and it matches well with a 26 AWG jst 1.25mm 2 pin micro male connector. It is widely used in mini RC helicopters, LED strips, electrical appliances, automobiles, robots, lighting, toys, batteries, and more. This product offers great value and is easy to install and use.
Tiny Whoop JST-PH 2.0 Male and Female Connector Cable
The Tiny Whoop JST-PH 2.0 Male and Female Connector Cable is a must-have for HV batteries and high-performance applications. This upgraded connector features a secure connection that won’t come loose easily, ensuring reliable performance. The soft silicone wire is 80mm long per unit, offering flexibility and durability. Suitable for various tiny whoop drones like JJRC H36 H67, Blade Inductrix, E010, E013, and KingKong Tiny, this connector cable is versatile and convenient. With a 4.6/5 customer rating, it has received positive reviews for its quality and usefulness. However, some users have noted that the polarity of the connectors is reverse, requiring wire swaps. Overall, the Tiny Whoop JST-PH 2.0 Male and Female Connector Cable is a handy accessory for drone enthusiasts.
daier Mini Micro Jst 2.0 Ph 2-Pin Connector Plug Male
The daier 20 Sets Mini Micro Jst 2.0 Ph 2-Pin Connector Plug Male with 150mm Cable & Female is a widely used connector suitable for various applications such as mini RC helicopters, DIY toys, audio equipment, batteries, LED strips, and more. The connectors are designed to prevent loose pins and ensure a secure connection. With a wire size of 26AWG, these connectors offer reliable performance. Each package includes 20pcs of JST PH 2.0 2 Pin Male Connector Plug with 15cm Wire and 20pcs of JST PH 2.0-2 Pin Female Connector. However, some customers have reported issues with the wiring direction being reversed, which can be potentially dangerous when using with lithium batteries. Despite this drawback, these connectors receive a customer rating of 4.4/5.
VANDESAIL SM 2Pin Connector
The JST SM Connector by VANDESAIL is a versatile and convenient electrical cable adapter for LED light strips. With its easy and reliable connection, there is no need for soldering during installation. The 2 pin connector is widely used for various applications including LED strips, wall-washers, underground lights, and more. The set includes 20 pairs of male and female connectors, providing ample connectivity options. The connectors are designed to interlock tightly, ensuring a secure connection and preventing accidents. However, some customers have reported that the connectors are made with previously used and burnt-up wire, leading to performance issues. Additionally, there have been complaints about the misleading wire gauge advertised, as the wire is thinner than expected. Despite these drawbacks, many users have found the JST SM Connector to be well-made and useful for low wattage applications.
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Cranston, RI, USA, July 27, 2023 -- A copy of Marvel Comics X-Men #1 from September 1963, two Pokémon booster boxes from 1999, Goudey baseball cards for star players from the 1930s, and original cover art for Drift Marlo #1 from 1962 will all come up for bid in Bruneau & Co. Auctioneers’ Summer Pop Culture auction slated for Tuesday, August 8th, beginning at 4 pm Eastern time.
Also titled a Comic, Sports, TCG (Trading Card Games) & Toy auction, the 478-lot sale will offer an eclectic mix of comics, sports, toys, and associated collectibles from collections across New England, online and live in the Bruneau & Co. gallery at 63 Fourth Avenue in Cranston. A preview will be held in the gallery on auction day when doors open at 8 am.
“I am so excited to offer an electric sale of comics, toys and sports, which is one of the largest catalogs we have produced for pop culture in a while, as we’ve been busy with single owner collections and museum collections,” said Travis Landry, Bruneau & Co.’s Director of Pop Culture.
Landry added, “I’m anxious to see what the early baseball cards, including the Babe Ruth and Joe DiMaggio cards, do in today’s market. Also, the group lots were a lot of fun to sort. I’m excited for the collectors to see them cross the block.”
The Goudey cards aren’t graded highly, but that will open the door for collectors looking to add Goudey examples to their collections in any condition. They include a 1933 Babe Ruth card #133, graded BVG 1 Poor (est. $3,000-$5,000); a 1933 Lou Gehrig card #92, graded BVG 1 Poor (est. $1,000-$1,500); and a 1938 Joe DiMaggio #250 Heads-Up rookie card, graded BVG 1.5 Fair (est. 1,000-$1,500). All of the Goudey cards are individually housed in BVG cases.
The copy of Marvel Comics X-Men #1 from Sept. 1963 features the origin and first appearance of the X-Men and Magneto (est. $8,000-$12,000). The book is graded CGC 3.5, with off-white pages, and is presented in a CGC case. Also, a copy of Marvel Comics Amazing Spider-Man # 121 from June 1973, featuring the “death” of Gwen Stacy and an appearance by the Green Goblin, graded CGC 9.6, with white pages and in a CGC case, should finish at $1,800-$2,400.
The 1999 Pokémon Wizards of the Coast Base Unlimited booster box, factory sealed with tight and intact WOTC branded cellophane wrap, showing Charizard box art with a single country code on the bottom, has an estimate of $8,000-$12,000. It’s a great, fresh-to-the-market booster box from the original purchaser. The new owner will have to decide whether to break the box.
The same dilemma awaits the winning bidder for the 1999 Pokémon Wizards of the Coast Fossil 1st edition booster box, which is also factory sealed with tight and intact cellophane wrap. It’s beautiful and fresh-to-the-market, also from the original purchaser (est. $8,000-$12,000). Both this and the other Pokémon booster box show some wear that’s to be expected from storage.
Original cover artwork for Dell Publishing’s Drift Marlo issue #1 from May-July 1962 is an oil and pastel on board painting of the space detective who first captured readers in newspaper comic strips before his first comic book appearance in this issue. A truly awesome piece of comic art, the painting is 24 inches by 17 inches and is signed illegibly (est. $2,000-$3,000).
Lot 289 is a collection of 25 copies of Warren Publishing’s Vampirella comics (#1-#31). It’s a mid-grade group, with books ranging in grade from about 5.0 to 8.0. Included is the 1972 annual. Vampirella #1, featuring the first appearance of Vampirella, is graded CGC 6.5, with off-white/white pages. The others are #2-#19, #21, #24, #26, #28 and #31 (est. $1,800-$2,400).
Beckett graded baseball, hockey and basketball cards will feature a 1966-1967 Topps Bobby Orr #35 rookie card, graded BVG 3.5 Very Good + (est. $2,000-$3,000); and a 1979-1980 O-Pee-Chee Wayne Gretzky #18 rookie card, graded BVG 7 Near Mint (est. $1,800-$2,400). Toys will include factory sealed G.I. Joe action figures and accessories.
Internet bidding will be facilitated by LiveAuctioneers.com, Invaluable.com, bidLIVE.Bruneauandco.com and the mobile app “Bruneau & Co.” on iTunes or GooglePlay.
To learn more about Bruneau & Co. Auctioneers and the Summer Pop Culture auction slated for Tuesday, August 8th at 4 pm Eastern time, visit www.bruneauandco.com. Updates posted often.
About Bruneau & Co. Auctioneers:
Bruneau & Co. Auctioneers is always accepting quality consignments for future auctions, with commissions as low as zero percent. Now would be a perfect time to clean out your attic. To contact Bruneau & Co. Auctioneers about consigning a single piece or an entire collection, you may send an e-mail to info@bruneauandco.com; or, you can phone them at 401-533-9980. To learn more about Bruneau & Co. Auctioneers, please visit www.bruneauandco.com. Updates are posted frequently.
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Part 2 of the Andy Yanchus Collection of Rare, Vintage Comic Books and Comic Art will be Sold Jan. 1
Cranston, RI, USA, December 22, 2023 -- Part 2 of the Andy Yanchus collection – 564 lots of rare and vintage comics and comic art gathered over the course of a lifetime by the renowned hobbyist – will come up for bid on New Year’s Day, Sunday, January 1st, beginning at 12 noon Eastern time, by Bruneau & Co. Auctioneers, online and live in the Bruneau & Co. gallery at 63 Fourth Avenue in Cranston.
Part 1 of the collection, which consisted of plastic models, diecast toys, American models and vintage toys from the 1960s thru the 1990s, was sold on September 17th, also by Bruneau & Co. A series of further auctions will also be conducted throughout the year, featuring more of Mr. Yanchus’s models, toys and more. Part 2 will be Bruneau & Co.’s largest comic auction to date.
Andy Yanchus was born and raised in Brooklyn and amassed his collection in his lifelong home. His passion for collecting goes back to early childhood and his love for building and displaying models led him to attend the Pratt School of Industrial Design in New York and to go on to have a ten-year career with Aurora Plastics. While at Aurora, he rose to the level of Project Manager.
Yanchus then became a staff colorist with Marvel Comics, a job he held for 17 years. He worked on Amazing Spider-Man, X-Men, Alpha Flight and G.I. Joe, among other titles. He also worked alongside Marvel great Dave Cockrum (1943-2006) and the two men became lifelong friends. Cockrum co-created the new X-Men characters Nightcrawler, Storm, Colossus and Mystique.
“Many of the books in the Part 2 sale are the highest graded examples available. We couldn’t be prouder,” said Travis Landry, Bruneau & Co.’s Director of Pop Culture and an auctioneer. “It also includes a large selection of Andy’s original artwork from when he worked at Marvel. His friendship with Dave Cockrum produced an unreleased Ms. Marvel cover they did together.”
Also offered will be Cockrum’s original ink and watercolor box art for Aurora Plastics and the Metaluna Mutant model, from the 1955 film This Island Earth. Cockrum brought the mutant to life on the 20 inch by 14 inch paper circa 1974 with an ominous red background. It’s signed “Cockrum”. The Metaluna Mutant has gained cult status over the years (est. $7,000-$10,000).
A copy of Marvel Comics Tales to Astonish #90 (April 1967), graded CGC 9.8, featuring the first appearance of the Abomination and the first Silver Age appearance of Byrrah, has a pre-sale estimate of $10,000-$15,000. The comic is one of eight known and, per the CGC census, none are graded higher than 9.8. Remarkably, it sat unbagged in Andy’s collection for over 55 years.
A copy of Gold Key Green Hornet #1 (Feb. 1967), graded CGC 9.8, based on the Green Hornet ABC television series and featuring a Bruce Lee and Van Williams photo cover, should realize $5,000-$8,000. The book is one of two in the CGC census graded 9.8, with none graded higher, and per GP Analysis a 9.8 copy has never been sold on the open market; a 9.6 sold in Dec. 2011.
A copy of Marvel Comics Marvel Premiere #28 (Feb. 1976), graded CGC 9.8, featuring the first appearance of the Legion of Monsters, is estimated to bring $3,000-$5,000. As the MCU moves into phase 5 we have already been introduced to Man-Thing, Werewolf by Night and Morbius. Per the CGC census, 25 known copies of the comic are graded at 9.8, with none graded higher.
A copy of Marvel Comics Marvel Spotlight #5 (Aug. 1972), graded CGC 9.0, featuring the origin and first appearance of Ghost Rider and the first appearance of Roxanne Simpson, has a pre-sale estimate of $3,000-$5,000. Per the CGC census, 253 are graded in 9.0; 304 are higher.
The original cover color guide to the unreleased Marvel Comics Black Panther #16 (July 1979), the stat paper page of cover artwork by Rich Buckler and Bob McLeod and hand-colored by Andy Yanchus with color codes and due date hand-written on verso, should finish at $1,000-$2,000. Jack Kirby’s Black Panther series ran to issue 15; this book was written but unpublished.
An original 1980 birthday card drawing by Dave Cockrum for Andy Yanchus’s 36th birthday, decorated with the Blackhawk team and Chop Chop holding a birthday cake has an estimate of $1,000-$2,000. The drawing is signed “Cockrum 80” and annotated, “Best Wishes from Dave and Paty!” This unique piece nicely captures the career and friendship of two Marvel legends.
A copy of Marvel Comics Rawhide Kid #52 (June 1966), graded CGC 9.8, featuring a story, cover and art by Larry Lieber, is expected to change hands for $1,000-$1,500. Per the CGC census, this is the single highest graded copy (9.8) of this Silver Age classic in the world. Also up for bid will be a copy of Marvel Comics Silver Surfer #3, graded well at 9.6
Nearly 50 comic books from Andy Yanchus’s collection were graded 9.8, while hundreds of other high-grade books were 9.0 and higher. Comic art highlights, meanwhile, will include the full story color guides to Amazing Spider-Man #238, Shogun Warriors #1 and Alpha Flight #1.
Internet bidding will be facilitated by LiveAuctioneers.com, Invaluable.com, bidLIVE.Bruneauandco.com and the mobile app “Bruneau & Co.” on iTunes or GooglePlay. Doors will open on auction day at 10 am Eastern time. Previews will be by appointment if needed. To schedule an appointment call 401-533-9980, or email to contact@bruneauandco.com.
To learn more about Bruneau & Co. Auctioneers and Part 2 of the Andy Yanchus collection slated for New Year’s Day, Jan. 1, 2023 visit www.bruneauandco.com. Updates are posted often.
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Part 2 of the Andy Yanchus Collection of Rare, Vintage Comic Books and Comic Art will be Sold Jan. 1
Part 2 of The Andy Yanchus Collection, 564 Lots of Rare and Vintage Comic Books and Comic Art, will be Auctioned Jan. 1
A series of further auctions will also be conducted throughout the year, featuring Mr. Yanchus’s models, toys and more. Part 2 will be Bruneau & Co.’s largest comic auction to date.
Cranston, RI, USA, December 20, 2023 -- Part 2 of the Andy Yanchus collection – 564 lots of rare and vintage comics and comic art gathered over the course of a lifetime by the renowned hobbyist – will come up for bid on New Year’s Day, Sunday, January 1st, beginning at 12 noon Eastern time, by Bruneau & Co. Auctioneers, online and live in the Bruneau & Co. gallery at 63 Fourth Avenue in Cranston.
Part 1 of the collection, which consisted of plastic models, diecast toys, American models and vintage toys from the 1960s thru the 1990s, was sold on September 17th, also by Bruneau & Co. A series of further auctions will also be conducted throughout the year, featuring more of Mr. Yanchus’s models, toys and more. Part 2 will be Bruneau & Co.’s largest comic auction to date.
Andy Yanchus was born and raised in Brooklyn and amassed his collection in his lifelong home. His passion for collecting goes back to early childhood and his love for building and displaying models led him to attend the Pratt School of Industrial Design in New York and to go on to have a ten-year career with Aurora Plastics. While at Aurora, he rose to the level of Project Manager.
Yanchus then became a staff colorist with Marvel Comics, a job he held for 17 years. He worked on Amazing Spider-Man, X-Men, Alpha Flight and G.I. Joe, among other titles. He also worked alongside Marvel great Dave Cockrum (1943-2006) and the two men became lifelong friends. Cockrum co-created the new X-Men characters Nightcrawler, Storm, Colossus and Mystique.
“Many of the books in the Part 2 sale are the highest graded examples available. We couldn’t be prouder,” said Travis Landry, Bruneau & Co.’s Director of Pop Culture and an auctioneer. “It also includes a large selection of Andy’s original artwork from when he worked at Marvel. His friendship with Dave Cockrum produced an unreleased Ms. Marvel cover they did together.”
Also offered will be Cockrum’s original ink and watercolor box art for Aurora Plastics and the Metaluna Mutant model, from the 1955 film This Island Earth. Cockrum brought the mutant to life on the 20 inch by 14 inch paper circa 1974 with an ominous red background. It’s signed “Cockrum”. The Metaluna Mutant has gained cult status over the years (est. $7,000-$10,000).
A copy of Marvel Comics Tales to Astonish #90 (April 1967), graded CGC 9.8, featuring the first appearance of the Abomination and the first Silver Age appearance of Byrrah, has a pre-sale estimate of $10,000-$15,000. The comic is one of eight known and, per the CGC census, none are graded higher than 9.8. Remarkably, it sat unbagged in Andy’s collection for over 55 years.
A copy of Gold Key Green Hornet #1 (Feb. 1967), graded CGC 9.8, based on the Green Hornet ABC television series and featuring a Bruce Lee and Van Williams photo cover, should realize $5,000-$8,000. The book is one of two in the CGC census graded 9.8, with none graded higher, and per GP Analysis a 9.8 copy has never been sold on the open market; a 9.6 sold in Dec. 2011.
A copy of Marvel Comics Marvel Premiere #28 (Feb. 1976), graded CGC 9.8, featuring the first appearance of the Legion of Monsters, is estimated to bring $3,000-$5,000. As the MCU moves into phase 5 we have already been introduced to Man-Thing, Werewolf by Night and Morbius. Per the CGC census, 25 known copies of the comic are graded at 9.8, with none graded higher.
A copy of Marvel Comics Marvel Spotlight #5 (Aug. 1972), graded CGC 9.0, featuring the origin and first appearance of Ghost Rider and the first appearance of Roxanne Simpson, has a pre-sale estimate of $3,000-$5,000. Per the CGC census, 253 are graded in 9.0; 304 are higher.
The original cover color guide to the unreleased Marvel Comics Black Panther #16 (July 1979), the stat paper page of cover artwork by Rich Buckler and Bob McLeod and hand-colored by Andy Yanchus with color codes and due date hand-written on verso, should finish at $1,000-$2,000. Jack Kirby’s Black Panther series ran to issue 15; this book was written but unpublished.
An original 1980 birthday card drawing by Dave Cockrum for Andy Yanchus’s 36th birthday, decorated with the Blackhawk team and Chop Chop holding a birthday cake has an estimate of $1,000-$2,000. The drawing is signed “Cockrum 80” and annotated, “Best Wishes from Dave and Paty!” This unique piece nicely captures the career and friendship of two Marvel legends.
A copy of Marvel Comics Rawhide Kid #52 (June 1966), graded CGC 9.8, featuring a story, cover and art by Larry Lieber, is expected to change hands for $1,000-$1,500. Per the CGC census, this is the single highest graded copy (9.8) of this Silver Age classic in the world. Also up for bid will be a copy of Marvel Comics Silver Surfer #3, graded well at 9.6
Nearly 50 comic books from Andy Yanchus’s collection were graded 9.8, while hundreds of other high-grade books were 9.0 and higher. Comic art highlights, meanwhile, will include the full story color guides to Amazing Spider-Man #238, Shogun Warriors #1 and Alpha Flight #1.
Internet bidding will be facilitated by LiveAuctioneers.com, Invaluable.com, bidLIVE.Bruneauandco.com and the mobile app “Bruneau & Co.” on iTunes or GooglePlay. Doors will open on auction day at 10 am Eastern time. Previews will be by appointment if needed. To schedule an appointment call 401-533-9980, or email to contact@bruneauandco.com.
To learn more about Bruneau & Co. Auctioneers and Part 2 of the Andy Yanchus collection slated for New Year’s Day, Jan. 1, 2023 visit www.bruneauandco.com. Updates are posted often.
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The rune in Diablo 2 Resurrected is a very important resource, and players usually get it by constantly spawning monsters. But we can also get it through synthesis. Here is a brief introduction to all the rune synthesis methods in Diablo 2 Resurrected and the materials that need to be used.
#2 to #10
To synthesize this range, you only need to put 3 same low-level runes in the box and click synthesize to get the upper rune. For example, three #6 runes can be directly synthesized into one #7 rune.
The drop probability of low-level runes below #10 is quite high. If you can't brush runes in this range in the early stage of Diablo 2 Resurrected, you can pick up more low-level runes and synthesize them directly. However, if you want to synthesize more advanced runes, using them to synthesize consumes too much, is time-consuming and laborious, so it is completely unnecessary.
#11 to #16
The rune synthesis of #11 and above cannot be directly synthesized from 3 same runes (like #2-#10)to the upper-level rune. Each synthesis requires the addition of one specific gem, and the materials for the synthesis of #11 to #16 are chipped gems of different colors.
For example, three #10 runes and 1 broken topaz can be combined into a #11 rune, the order of colors is chipped yellow, purple, blue, red, green, and white. Many of the more practical Runeword can use runes in this range, and they are also commonly used as inlays. These runes can be properly reserved, if the inventory is not particularly large, it is not recommended to synthesize upwards.
#17 to #22
The drop probability of runes in this range has begun to decrease. If you brush a lot of runes around #20, you only need to keep a part of them for spare, and it is recommended to synthesize the rest to #22 or more. It is similar to the synthesis formula of #11 to #16 runes, except that the materials that need to be used are upgraded from chipped gems to flawed gems.
For example, three #20 runes + one flawed gem can be combined into a #21 rune, and the combination of #22 and above runes (including #33 runes) only needs to consume two lower-level runes, such as two #21 runes + a flawed white gem can be synthesized into a #22 rune. The color order of gems is flawed yellow, purple, blue, red, green, and white.
The way to synthesize #33 rune in Diablo 2 Resurrected
#23 to #28
This range can be said to be an intermediate rune. For example, #24 rune (the function is to increase MF) is a more commonly used rune, #28 rune is also a very valuable rune, can be used to make "Dragon", "Fortitude" and so on.
Players who like to knock stones (RR) usually have a lot of #26 runes, so the synthesis formula of this range is also very commonly used. The synthetic material becomes regular gems, and the color order of the gems is regular yellow, purple, blue, and red, green, white. For example, two #23 runes + a square purple gem are synthesized a #24 rune.
#29 to #33
Runes larger than #28 are extremely rare advanced runes, which can be used to make some very powerful advanced Runewords. For example, the two Runewords "Enigma" and "Infinity" which are necessary for many later gameplays need to be used these high-level runes.
The synthesis formula of #29 to #33 runes is still synthesized with two runes and gems, using the flawless gems yellow, purple, blue, red, and green respectively, such as two #29 runes + one flawless purple gem synthesize a #30 rune. The drop rate of high-level runes is very low, so unless there is a specific need, it is not recommended to use the more useful #30 and #31 runes to synthesize the upper-level rune under other circumstances.
The above is the synthesis method of all runes in Diablo 2 Resurrected. Generally speaking, it is to use some low-level runes to synthesize the high-level runes we need. At Diablo 2 Resurrected, each type of low-level rune we can keep some. After all, it is very expensive to synthesize from runes below #20 to high-level runes, and it is not realistic. Interested players can calculate how many #1 runes we need to synthesize #33 runes. Players who don’t want to spend time synthesizing can directly Buy Diablo 2 Resurrected Items on MMOSO, price cheap and delivery fast.
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You can find a lot of examples for millionaires, who achieved that status during their 20s. But is it possible for someone to become a millionaire before even reaching 20? Yes, there are few lucky individuals, who were able to come, millionaires, before they turned 20. Here is a list of some of three prominent figures out of them.
1. Ashley Qualls
Ashley Qualls is the founder of WhateverLife.com. This website is based on a brilliant idea and it provided an excellent assistance for her to become a millionaire before 20s. The idea behind this website came into the mind of Ashley back in 2004. By that time, she was just 14 years old. She was using the website to showcase the design skills that she had. That’s where she started offering free Myspace layouts on WhateverLife. One of the individuals who discovered Ashley and her designing skills offered a car of her choice, along with $1.5 million in cash. However, Ashley politely declined the offer that she got.
2. Judiath Brindak
Judiath Brindak is one of the most talented sketchers that you can find out there in the world. She started sketching while she was just 10 years old. She was learning continuously along with that as well. As a result, she was able to come up with her own social media platform when she turned 16. She is now working as the founder and owner of Miss O and Friends. The net worth of this company is around $15 million. The primary source of income for Judiath is the revenue that she gets from the advertisements placed on the website.
3. George Gstar
George Gstar started his career as a private garbage collector, but he was able to become a millionaire before even turning to 20s. He started this while he was just 16 years old. The private garbage collection work, which was started off with smaller items eventually turned into bigger ones. Along with time, he was able to force the customers to use the trucks owned by him. This was achieved through strategic negotiation of government contracts. It helped him to boost his profits along with time. Then he started his business ventures in logistics and scrap metal. When George Gstar turned 20, his net worth was more than #28 million. Hence, he can be considered as the best and the most successful in the list. https://www.youtube.com/georgegstar
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