G.A.tor

I am digging the zip 32 for sure

to be honest I'm not sure

Fiction House (though some might argue barks first, I am partial to Planet, Fight, etc) Barks EC Fawcett Gator is the guru, but I would actually put Barks books at the bottom of the list. As much as I admire his work, Disney product in general will devalue over time due to a vastly changing kid's market and a move away from 2-D animation. And Barks books being the most expensive will devalue the most. My list would be... Fiction House EC / Fawcett (these two are interchangeable to me. Both have adequate supply, yet both are extremely high quality in relation to present values.) Barks you certainly could be right, but the more I listen, the more I hear from and about "barks" collectors... actually was a little buzz not too long ago... and then I see some strong sales, like the $5500 sale on clink for a 9.4 copy of FC 147 and I say "wow"... Maybe Barks can stand the test of time...I don't see the huge price decrease trends that the Gaines EC and most Fawcetts have experienced over the past 20 years... maybe Barks too is destined to decline, but the rate of decline seems far less "steep" than the other 2, that it might be a little less "worse" But the question was about "future investment". Fawcett's can't go down much further. E.C.s still have a solid younger fan-base and prices are relatively low. Bark's stuff is pretty expensive. There has been some new money from foreign collectors, but long term my money says they have peaked. it is all relative... I guess I only think of "high grade" as investment type quality... EC's have little chance of going up (the Gaines have slipped and slipped...)... Fawcetts too, don't seem to garner much interest in high grade (look at all the Crowley's selling WAY under even minimal expectations)... but for some reason, HG barks still sell well (and maybe it is due to foreign funding)... now, if just looking for "quality", then I would say EC #2 (they are some great reads for sure), but they have all been collected in reprints, so no real "demand" increases there, either... Fawcetts need a lot more than a shot in the arm, but it is possible that if a Shazam! type movie hit the big screen, there could be some potential there.. but, if I was going to put $5000 in a book for the next, say 5 years ,I would put it in a nice HG key barks, before I would put it in a Fawcett or EC... but that is just me (thumbs u

Fiction House (though some might argue barks first, I am partial to Planet, Fight, etc) Barks EC Fawcett Gator is the guru, but I would actually put Barks books at the bottom of the list. As much as I admire his work, Disney product in general will devalue over time due to a vastly changing kid's market and a move away from 2-D animation. And Barks books being the most expensive will devalue the most. My list would be... Fiction House EC / Fawcett (these two are interchangeable to me. Both have adequate supply, yet both are extremely high quality in relation to present values.) Barks you certainly could be right, but the more I listen, the more I hear from and about "barks" collectors... actually was a little buzz not too long ago... and then I see some strong sales, like the $5500 sale on clink for a 9.4 copy of FC 147 and I say "wow"... Maybe Barks can stand the test of time...I don't see the huge price decrease trends that the Gaines EC and most Fawcetts have experienced over the past 20 years... maybe Barks too is destined to decline, but the rate of decline seems far less "steep" than the other 2, that it might be a little less "worse"

Fiction House (though some might argue barks first, I am partial to Planet, Fight, etc) Barks EC Fawcett

nice pick up...I would have expected it to go a little higher, but sometimes good deals can be had I actually told a few people that 5k was the max that this book would get. I would have been surprised if it would have hit 6k or anywhere close too it. It was won for a fair price. shows you what you know

unlike SC 22 back in 2008 when i was able to quietly accumulate double digit quanties, the most BB 28's I had this year was 5, and all 5 have sold and sold quickly... not really sure what guide is, but here are my sales 7.5...5K I believe 6.0...3K 5.5...2500 4.5...1300 3.0...750 all within the last few months last year I sold a 5.0 at $1250

and you call yourself a comic collector ...sheesh

nice pick up...I would have expected it to go a little higher, but sometimes good deals can be had

without knowing the history of the 2100 sale (was it a pressable book, pq, etc), you really can't compare...not all 7.0's are created equal... that said, most books tend to double in price at the end, so I suspect the book will end up just fine (thumbs u this one did indeed almost double in price at the end...about par for the course (thumbs u

6-8k would not surprise me +1 Me either. But curiously enough it only went for 5K! SOLD! What a nice deal. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=230536892796 fair enough...missing the logo obviously hurt the copy... 5K is not bad, but other times I would have expected a bit higher price

a)I hope so b)I hope not oxox My little sister just got married. I felt bad for my dads wallet. alternative...elope

a)I hope so b)I hope not oxox

6-8k would not surprise me

we could only be so lucky at this point... I am going to email my resume'

without knowing the history of the 2100 sale (was it a pressable book, pq, etc), you really can't compare...not all 7.0's are created equal... that said, most books tend to double in price at the end, so I suspect the book will end up just fine (thumbs u

I suggest we start an "ask bangzoom" thread

we should talk about Florida's Mack brown Think about how confusing that would have been if he had signed with the Horns! well...we'd have little Mac and big Mac

we should talk about Florida's Mack brown

Let's compare. WW7 = 5 zombies WW8 = 0 zombies You do the math. Count again. but I love the whole WotW motiff zombies are so amc walking dead

At this point they are both losers. but one will rise above ! And his team will have orange in the color scheme. (thumbs u

At this point they are both losers. but one will rise above !

Geppi bought the entire run from Burrel Rowe for $4000 (or there-abouts) in 1982. They were not cooked. They were magnificent. I have heard that Fishler subsequently ended up with them. looks like I was right (thumbs u

Ww8 is my favorite but 7 is way cool too