I have every issue from January 1964 through November 1970 except for the September 1969 issue, I'm still trying to find it.  The October and November issues are still in their paper mailing wrap, never been opened.  All issues are in great shape and even include various add-in's such as special maps and even a 45 record about going to the moon in a 1968 issue.  There are no bent pages or torn pages, as a matter of fact they look as if they have never been looked at.  I just wonder what kind of value they might have if I decide to sell them.
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If they are in such good shape, the value might be considerable.  I would take a few of the most interesting/oldest to a dealer in old magazines, or an antiques and curios store if you don't know a dealer in "ephemera," as they are called.  It might even be worth it to list them on eBay.  I think they are probably well past the flea market level of value, at the very least.\n\nGood luck!
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I think I saw this advertised in the Jan or Feb issue of Astronomy magazine.  Not sure there is a website for the contest.  Good Luck.
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call their number at 1-800-528-5000.  ask about obtaining past issues.\n\nUPDATE:  found this site wher you can buy all past issues.  This link is to all the 1993 issues:\n\nhttp://www.philscollectibles.com/shop/browse/f6f4ba0d274a5c2bf52a704678e1c7cd
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Call the customer service number.  Not all magazines put the expiration date on the magazine label.  \n\nThey CS folks should also be able to tell you how you got your subscription (insert card, direct mail piece, etc.)
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I'm a rep for Future Collection.  Let me know if there's anything I can do to help.\n\nhttp://www.futurecollection.com
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yes www.marvelcomics.com you can find out teh appraised price there ( i sold a couple of my dad's old spiderman comic chang ching $$$$$)
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You might check the city or county of issue's Historical Society. They might like to have it displayed in a museum. They can give its approximate value, and you can donate it for tax deduction or simply let them "borrow" it for a designated period of time. And you can always try e-bay.
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By United Nation policies, no one can "own" a piece of the moon. It is like the Star Registery in that it is not universally recognized. It is for novelty enjoyment only.
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Go to http://unblendmag.com and register to be a CityStar,  you can be on their next issue cover page (no experience necessary)if the public vote for you and you will get a personal online page as an up and coming model. To guarantee yourself be in the next print issue its only $25! not really hard decision anymore isn't it?
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I have lived in Calif. for 42 years and have never heard of this magazine. Best of luck in finding it. You may want to try your local library and see what they suggest.
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I saw it years ago. It was quite good. Wouldn't a good place to look for that kind of stuff on ebay? That way you literally have the whole world in your fingertips. #i only know of places in UK to get this sort of stuff. There are places in London that sell signed posters and stuff. Any good?
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They must have been in use in the mid- or late 1950s.\n\nIf you can get an idea of what they are worth, maybe you can auction them on e-Bay (if you can't find a collector).\n\nI visited a few sites and sent a few e-mails asking for info on your stamps.  I'll let you know if I find out anything.\n\nwww.FindYourStampsValue.com was interesting.  Didn't find your stamps - but found links to other stamp sites....  I'll let you know what I hear.   :)\n\n\nUPDATE:  I got the following response to one of the emails I sent out:\n\n"Thanks for your question.  I take it you're referring to the 6-cent John Wesley Powell (1869 Expedition) stamp issued in 1969.  It's a very common stamp, valued by Scott at the catalogue minimum of $0.20 in either mint or \nused condition.  In reality, that means the stamp is probably worth about face value ($0.06) in unused condition, as it can at least still be used for \npostage."\n\nThat response came from http://www.philosateleia.com/.
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I think Wanted is a fantastic comic - I suggest that you hold on to it - there is a rumor they're going to make a movie from it - if you sell it around the time the movie comes out, you stand to make a LOT more, since interest will be high.
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http://cgi.ebay.com/22-kt-Gold-Replica-Comm-Stamp-1918-Inverted-Jenny_W0QQitemZ9529401756QQcategoryZ687QQtcZphotoQQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
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the others have indicated the answer; University of Arizona press, in association with JPL, have come out with a number of useful texts on these topics. I am personally awaiting the issue of "MARS II", which should include all the recent Mars rover data/ maps, and something on the current trends in extrasolar planetary geology, which in the last decade has gone from zero to over 200 bodies discovered.
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It usually always changes but if u look on the card in small writing the date in which it expires is on there. u should be able to find it. I have like 6 magazines that come to my house i'm always subscribing!!!!!!!! (LOL)
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The other title published by Warren was "Vampirella".\n\nBut it might have been something published by Skywald..."Scream" was one of their titles.  Their stuff wasn't as well done as Warren's, in my opinion.  I don't remember their other titles offhand.\n\nMarvel also published b/w comics mags for a short period, in the early/middle '70s.  But I don't think they lasted as long as you cite.  They also weren't as gross as you describe, although neither was Warren.\n\nThere were also a couple other publishers in this field who specialized in reprinting '50s pre-Code horror comics in b/w.  I never read them, so I'd have trouble coming up with the titles.  But I don't think they were publishing this late in the game, either.\n\nmodify) The other titles by Skywald were "Psycho" (Jan '71 - #24 Mar '75) and "Nightmare" (Dec '70 - #23 Feb '75).  Scream ran from Aug '73 - #11 Feb '75.  They also published two issues of "Hell-Rider", Aug & Oct '71, a 'sort-of' Ghost Rider type comics mag.  All issues 8.5 x 11, all b/w w/ color covers. \n\nIf you're certain about the year of publication, then we well may be talking about something from Warren, as most of my exposure is to his mags from the beginning in '64 to around the mid '70s.  But most of the stories I remember weren't as graphic as you describe.  \n\nIt can't be Marvel, as their line only lasted from '73 - 75.