Microchip

How are about a Year 1 for Gambit instead... Uncanny X-Men Annual Vol 1 1990 Uncanny X-Men Vol 1 266 Uncanny X-Men Vol 1 267 New Mutants Vol 1 95 Uncanny X-Men Vol 1 270 X-Factor Vol 1 60 New Mutants Vol 1 96 X-Factor Vol 1 61 Gamer's Handbook of the Marvel Universe Vol 1 7 (maybe not these) New Mutants Vol 1 97 Uncanny X-Men Vol 1 272 X-Factor Vol 1 62 Uncanny X-Men Vol 1 273 Uncanny X-Men Vol 1 274 Uncanny X-Men Vol 1 275 Uncanny X-Men Vol 1 276 Uncanny X-Men Vol 1 277 Uncanny X-Men Vol 1 278 Set Created. Thank you

Ok, lets maybe ixnay on this idea. Thanks.

That scenario is impossible, exactly how many slabs have you personally cracked open?

I've got a few of the other Western Penn's. It seems it was the only pedigree to cover these books outside of the Pacific Coast collection. Though there were multiplies of each, I've seen 2-4 Subby's, 2-3 Hulks, 2 Captian Marvels, 2-3 Doctor Stranges. All 9.6 to 9.8 in grade.

Hi Matt, Can you create a 20th century character appearances based set for Gambit. Starting at Uncanny X-Men annual 1990, through to X-men vol 2 95 (Dec 1999) Thank you Hello @Microchip, Can you please provide the complete list of books?

You're leaving money on the table (someone else will jump at the chance to do it, after buying it cheap from you).

It's almost a board's right of passage, getting burned by Dupcak. If you don't receive a threatening email, with a picture of a roid freak in it, you're no one!

Amen to that!

#168 has taken off lately...in the 9.6 level 2018 $1,350 2019 $2,700 2019 $2,300

If anything DC modern books are starting to move. Though again it's just a few highligts here and there. The two big titles have all the movement in the GA.

It'll be interesting to see the results for the #4. The clink had 4 #15 9.8's come through, all $5k plus sales, without a fault.

Go with the bullet proof buy... Hulk 181.

I think there's interest across the whole series, but I the interest in #3 is interesting. It's the tough one in the run.

The tough one in the Silver Surfer run is a white page #3. It was published using to two different paper stocks, so you never see a W pager #3.

That's a good looking 9.0.

Seriously cool.

Savage. Still, I'd hold onto them too. A great piece of history right there.

I ended up buying the last 3 copies of Nick Fury #1 off Gary Dolgoff. I got the impression he had been sitting on a large pile of them for years, and slowly whittled it down as CGC came into play, and all the top graded books set their own price points well above guide. I still have them, great registration, and ridiculously mint (only 9.8's). And his pricing wasn't aggressive.

The movies stand on their own in terms of making, or breaking a character. It'll be down to how much budget they want to throw at it, as opposed to a devout inbuilt audience of fans. The movies are looking to be pitched at the different levels of the movie market, with Ant-man 2 directed squarely at the kids, and Rudd did his part perfectly in that respect. There's more long term impact in these movies, than any other's, getting the audience at the ground floor. The marvel movies are setting the standard for entertainment value at the moment. It will take a very good writer/director team to take SS to a great cinematic presentation. Though every good hero needs a good enemy.... Galactus!!!!!

But FF48 is dragging 49, and 50, and SS #1 with it. 181 is a freak, always has been, always will be. There's no point in comparing it to any other book out there.

Does anyone know what an FF#48 in CGC 9.6 go for at the moment?

Gotcha, thanks for that. ...still no DP movie in the works

Excuse my ignorance, but why is Doom Patrol #99 heating up? I have a copy, and have been contacted about possibly selling it.

$39,000 and counting.. Final bid: $44,812.50! If the movie goes well, that will look like a bargin price very quickly.

$39,000 and counting..