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Jahag

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  1. Did anyone else notice the Avengers#4 cgc 9.6 on CLink last night?

     

    I believe this Ohio pedigree copy took quite a hit ... they advertise it as having sold in 2011 for $91,500.00 but closed last night for under $30K ?!!?

    Yikes !

     

    Ouch! Prices in the high grades seem so volatile?

     

    I like to buying these SA keys in the "collector grades" (I am looking for raw 2-2.5's and slabbed 4-4.5's)... much more liquidity and much less volatility!

  2. I am starting to think more and more that this book may bump in value in the near future. In a few other threads there were quite a few people looking to pick one up. X-Men was a big book throughout the latter part of last century and those individuals are getting more disposable income.

     

    I totally agree. I was into comics as a kid (in the 90s) , subscribed to Wizard, etc.

     

    I didn't know what AF15 was until I started lurking this board a few weeks ago.

     

    Before I started reading up on the SA Keys, in my mind X-men 1 would be my ultimate "dream book". I mean it honestly still is (even though I somehow want an AF15 , too!)

     

    The popular characters of the present, 10 yrs ago, and 20 yrs ago, should be somewhat a relative driver of future demand. (Especially if we are comparing blue chip characters to blue chip characters... X-men and of course Spidey were big in the 90s... I don't remember any of my 12yo buddies thinking the Fantastic Four were cool!)... just one anecdote but bottom line I consider X-men to be very top tier in terms of mainstream cultural staying power. Would put Batman and Spidey in the same boat.