Treasure Chest of Fun and Fact Vol. 27 No. 3 (February, 1972)
Collectibles / Silver/Bronze Age Comic Books

Treasure Chest of Fun and Fact Vol. 27 No. 3 (February, 1972)

This is a vintage comic book titled 'Treasure Chest of Fun and Fact,' published in February 1972 by George A. Pflaum. This specific issue features the cover story 'Sock Jones in the Pirate Planet Mystery!' The cover art, signed by Frank Borth, showcases a vibrant, retro-futuristic science fiction scene featuring a distinct sleek, silvery rocket ship with anthropomorphic 'eyes' flying over a jagged alien landscape. The color palette is dominated by bold yellows, pinks, and blacks, typical of the Bronze Age of comics. The item is a standard stapled periodical with a '35 cent' price point and the 'Approved by the Comics Code Authority' seal in the upper right. Regarding condition, the comic shows visible signs of age and wear including spine stress lines, minor blunting of the corners, and edge wear along the bottom and right margins. There is visible creasing on the bottom right corner of the front cover and some surface scuffing. No major tears or missing pieces are immediately visible from the front view, but the page quality likely shows tanning commensurate with its 50-plus-year age. The craftsmanship reflects the classic offset lithography used for mass-produced pulp media of the early 1970s.

Estimated Value

$15.00 - $25.00

Basic Information

Category

Collectibles / Silver/Bronze Age Comic Books

Appraised On

May 10, 2026

Estimated Value

$15.00 - $25.00

Item Description

This is a vintage comic book titled 'Treasure Chest of Fun and Fact,' published in February 1972 by George A. Pflaum. This specific issue features the cover story 'Sock Jones in the Pirate Planet Mystery!' The cover art, signed by Frank Borth, showcases a vibrant, retro-futuristic science fiction scene featuring a distinct sleek, silvery rocket ship with anthropomorphic 'eyes' flying over a jagged alien landscape. The color palette is dominated by bold yellows, pinks, and blacks, typical of the Bronze Age of comics. The item is a standard stapled periodical with a '35 cent' price point and the 'Approved by the Comics Code Authority' seal in the upper right. Regarding condition, the comic shows visible signs of age and wear including spine stress lines, minor blunting of the corners, and edge wear along the bottom and right margins. There is visible creasing on the bottom right corner of the front cover and some surface scuffing. No major tears or missing pieces are immediately visible from the front view, but the page quality likely shows tanning commensurate with its 50-plus-year age. The craftsmanship reflects the classic offset lithography used for mass-produced pulp media of the early 1970s.

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