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That 5.5 for $1800 was a sweet deal for a pretty solid looking book. Wish I threw in an offer.

I like that 4.0 on HA it's a nice copy. It might go for more than the kind of ugly 5.0 with poo pictures ending on ebay tonight.

Batman #121 is a very tough book(although the recent price increases have been bringing more to market) and almost always gets graded on a steep curve. I bet the 9.0 brings 6.5-7k I hope someday I can get a copy of this book. I really want one but at the current prices there are probably 100 books I would buy beforehand with the money.

I'm pretty sure this is the first time I have seen this thread. My favorite pedigree book I own(maybe tied for first)

Im just glad the cover of GL #1 was not the Cover to SC #22. DC had so much covers in the SA

He says, in the relative safety of the SC #22 thread Now go drop that one in one of the threads about those books But I agree, at least about the book being really cool! I LOVE the cover of SC #22, It exemplifies the greatest days of comics. What I collect rules and what everyone else collects sucks! I do own all three though SC #22 best interior art and story SC #4 Biggest key and overall toughest BB #28 best cover IMO Clearly the trinity of DC SA greatness.

SC#22 is finally the cool book of the week? About time, such a cooler DC than BB28 and SC4

$1500-2100 You also have to remember there are not a ton of low grade ones so they don't pop up often and there are tons of people who just want a copy to get in the club so the price can go a bit higher if two people decide they really want a copy at that moment. Maybe you could go slightly lower if you found a 3.0 with a particularly nasty defect like a moderate piece out or something like that.

Had a Heritage order come in today. Good news: I finally own a nice #110. CGC must be really strict right now. This is one of if not the nicest 10 cent DC 5.0 I have ever owned. Bad news: Heritage packed the book pretty poorly and the all have pretty badly damaged corners.

I thought the 4.5 was the superior copy of the two.

After the last 2 weeks auctions will there be 3-5 at your booth?

It's pretty darn close. I was surprised at how low the CC and CL SC4 in these auctions went.

I thought that #175 went for a very very fair price. I got a new addition on its way to me, hopefully It will be here tomorrow.

The 5.5 that just sold was a far better deal than the last few copies that sold IMO, so I see it as a fairly weak price.

I wonder if a boardie won the 5.5. It seems like it was a great deal compared to what some thought the book was currently worth.

Its kind of interesting during BVS filing they tried so hard to keep full pictures of the suit under wraps, and then in filming Suicice Squad he is on top of a car driving through Toronto

Not always. There are many population-based human, animal, and plant-based research studies, also referred to as cross-sectional studies. Using large sample sizes to compare two or more groups that differ in some variable, influences of that variable may be determined. The large sample sizes eliminate any potential influences of non-controlled factors, which in the absence of any selection bias wind up being equally distributed across the groups being compared. With a large enough sample size, a population of comics of one page quality can be compared with validity to a population of another page quality. The Hulk 181 datamining is an example. If, however, the sample size is too small, as is the case with the paucity of sales data for BB28, then no valid comparison can be made. In this latter case, a well-controlled comparison is necessary, such as provided by back-to-back sales on Comiclink, E-Bay, or through a dealer such as yourself. Great post (thumbs u Pretty much a first week topic in stats 101. Not enough data for a statistical inference is the same(or potentially worse) as no data for a statistical inference.

I just don't think it is quite there yet. That chipping on the top and bottom of spine(especially the top) is really common on the book.

$15.25k

I think SC4 is about to leapfrog IH1 as the second most valuable SA book.

You'll be the first one if I decide....because you almost pried it off my hands years ago Maybe...another one will show up.. I was considering asking you to trade your SC22 8.5 for my SC4 5.5 OW, but you have a SC4 7.5 already.... Thanks for thinking of me. There hasn't been any new SC22 in 8.5+ in the CGC census for about five years. The last 8.0 sold in Heritage in 2013...it tells me SC22 is very rare in 8.5+....anything 7.0+ plus is tough. It has always been very interesting just how tough this book is in grade. Only 15 copies on the census in 8.0 or better making it actually a tougher books than SC4 in high grade(16 8.0 or better SC4.) SC22 in 7.0-7.5 one day when the right copy comes along I won't be denied.

I'm more interested in Suicide Squad than Harley... So explain to me what's appealing about the Suicide Squad because right now I have no point of reference. Ostrander wrote an excellent run on the team in the 80's. You basically get to root for the bad guys as extreme anti-heroes.

So do you think those book should sell for about the same price?

If you offer the same book with a similar appearance but very different PQ at the same time the book with better PQ would sell for more. Imagine If these 2 books were at auction at the same time. Bomber Bob's copy and the current copy up at CC. The book with the better PQ would absolutely destroy the other book. (And this is such a great example of buying the book and not the grade.)