Declan rolled his eyes.

“Wonderful. Our ten-year-old is going to appraise them.”

I started a video call.

Owen answered almost immediately.

“Hi, Mom!”

“Sweetheart, I found some old comic books. Could you look at one for me?”

I held the cover toward the camera.

Owen leaned closer.

“Mom, can you move it nearer?”

I adjusted the phone.

His eyes widened.

“Wait. Is that Action Comics Number One?”

I checked the cover.

“Yes. Why?”

“From 1938?”

“That’s what it says.”

For a moment, he seemed unable to speak.

Then he practically shouted.

“Mom! That’s Superman’s first appearance! If it’s real, it could be worth millions!”

Declan stopped smiling.

“Millions?” he repeated.

Owen was practically bouncing with excitement.

“Don’t bend the pages! Don’t touch it too much! You need a professional comic book expert!”

I carefully placed the comic on a clean surface.

Declan reached toward it.

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