Pacific Coast

The Pacific Coast pedigree is arguably the single greatest Silver Age collection ever found. The breadth of the collection spans from 1962 into the 1970’s, and include near full runs from that time period of Marvel, DC, Gold Key, Warren Magazines and Mad ...

It seems to me that given the dates this collection covers, that there would be many collections that could equally qualify as a pedigree collection. 1967 might be a tougher year to find high grade material, but certainly starting in 1968 and onward, there are plenty of high grade books to be found. The collection does consist of 4,000+ books, so maybe its high quantity gives it a l...

The Curator pedigree is right up there with Pacific Coast and White Mountain for the best Silver Age material ever discovered. It is a tough decision trying to rank them...

Curator

The Curator pedigree is arguably the first or second best collections in existence when concerning Silver Age books. The books are among the highest and even some of the absolute highest graded books ar...

One of my personal favorites is the "Green River" pedigree. The books are great and the story behind the collection is definitely "different". And if you're a "date stamp" kind of person, this collection is for you.

Green River

The Green River pedigree is an interesting pedigree through and through. It contains mostly Marvel and DC books from the early 1960’s to the late 1960’...

The "Diamond Run" collection was revoked of its pedigree status by CGC in 2007. That alone makes this collection interesting.

Diamond Run

 The Diamond Run pedigree is one of the more unknown collections around. What is known is that it is a high grade collection of Golden and Silver Age Marvel and DC books. The collection spans from at least the late-1930's (as a Detective Comics ...

The second installment in my information regarding comic book pedigree collections concerns the "Circle 8" pedigree collection. Some people don't consider this to be a true "pedigree" collection; some view it as a warehouse find. Personally, I do consider it a warehouse find as well, but do agree that CGC should consider it as a pedigree collection.

Circle 8

 The Circle 8 collection is an extremely large collection that spans the dates of 1950 to 1975. The collection numbers approximately ...