spidermanbeyond

5) Donated by @Bird

Small GA/SA/BA lot of 12 books, pictured below.

I am here. 

He should pick his own prize.

Let's do this.

1. Thor 337

2. GI Joe 21 (Canadian Price Variant)

3.  Avengers Annual 10

4.  ASM 210

5.  Ms Marvel 12 (double cover)

6.  She Hulk 1

7. Marvel Spotlight 28

8.  Avengers 196

9. X-Men 96

10. X-Men 129

Finally from the 7 listed below (the big boys category), pick the 3 you would like to see graded!

1. ASM Annual 1

2. Fantastic Four 49

3. Fantastic Four 6

On 5/16/2020 at 11:00 AM, valiantman said:

Seems possible that SGC and CGC are "merging"... check out the SGC website:  https://sgclegacy.com/Splash

SGC was part of the CGC parent company years ago... not sure what happened.

https://www.collectiblesgroup.com/

Here's a 1999 press release mentioning SGC and CGC: https://press.aboutamazon.com/news-releases/news-release-details/amazoncom-auctions-and-certified-collectibles-group-announce

 

 

I thought SGC was still part of the Collector Society  which included NGC, CGC, SGC.  I did not even know SGC separated. We use to have sports card guys on the CGC forum chatting in good old days.   Anyone remember when the society membership to CGC included free submissions to NGC and SGC for grading.   I got free grading on some old baseball cards and coins which I would never have had graded otherwise.

I have binders of the all the Marvel Cards from 1990, 1991, 1992, Masterpiece, and X-Men Fleer Ultra.   Debating whether to have them graded.  Here is some good discussion if you are considering as well.  Update on the current state of the market:

54 minutes ago, Lorne Malvo said:

4 to 5 weeks? I thought the turnaround is a lot longer than that. 

Guys on youtube say it 9 months to 1 year at the low tier for PSA.   I hope CGC never becomes like this.

Everything is exploding due to nostalgia .   Have to see how high this market will go.  Good time to sell if you need the money.

I loved these Marvel Impel cards from 1990 when I was a kid and I think so did everyone else:  Thought these videos were interesting:

4 hours ago, THE_BEYONDER said:

So the value of this fractionalized asset jumped $10,200( 50% increase) in 90 days? 
 

Star Wars books have gone nuclear and this jump is reflecting that.  

1 hour ago, Chicago Boy said:

Very cool. Netting at least 2 million. Seems like a good time to do it for him. Very cool 

Glad to read he never sold until now.  Also nice to enjoy the money in retirement.  

Cool article about the seller.  His advice: Buy what you like and read it.  Don't buy for investment.

https://blog.gocollect.com/gocollect-exclusive-meet-the-proud-seller-and-former-owner-of-the-record-breaking-batman-1-1940-cgc-9-4/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=gocollect-exclusive-meet-the-proud-seller-and-former-owner-of-the-record-breaking-batman-1-1940-cgc-9-4

11) Donated by @Ron C.

Catwoman 80th Anniverary CGC 9.8 - shipping to US or Canada

I am here.  Moment please.

Merry Christmas everyone!   I will be picking live.

44 minutes ago, The Sledder said:

Hey All!

I promise I'll sit down and type out the details of the bonus stuff soon.  As I'm sure many of you are, I'm keeping pretty busy today but I won't forget about this. 

Don't forget to get those forms in!  The prize selection starts at noon on Saturday!

What time zone is that?

1 minute ago, Northwest said:

The degree of restoration is a factor as well. The 9.8 has extensive, auspicious restoration which likely impacted the hammer price. 

Yes, especially the trimming on all 3 sides is the kiss of death.

5 hours ago, Northwest said:

It sold for $42,222 on Tuesday. 

The final price is pretty weak.  The price is equivalent to universal 5.0/5.5 price.  Torpedo tried to sell me a Restored Amazing Fantasy #15 CGC 9.4 SS Stan Lee for $50k and then ended up getting it regraded to Restored CBCS 9.6 SS Stan Lee, asking for $110 k.   John thought CGC would not give a Restored AF 15 a 9.8 so tried the CBCS route.  This was many years ago so I don't know if it actually sold.

My guess:  $1333.45