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Tonto
#12 · 1953
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Dell Comics · 1953 · Raw, not graded
Tonto #12 (Dell Comics, 1953). Raw copy; the listing states no grade, so judge the condition from the photo.
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Tonto #12, published by Dell Comics in 1953 (Golden Age).
This is a raw book: it has not been graded or sealed by a grading company. The listing does not state a grade. The photo shows the actual copy.
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