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Flash #132 CGC 9.8 OWW (hard to believe that this book is from 1962 - it's just stunningly fresh and from an OO collection that was put away years ago)
Asking $8250

Archie Comics #5 3.0 G/VG OWW pages. Complete with gorgeous, supple page quality. Pages are near White. Back cover is very clean.
Early Archie books are extremely tough to find in any grade and this one has terrific eye appeal.
Asking $1000 (shipping included on CGC books)
 

Marvel Mystery Comics #76 CGC 9.2 OWW - another stunning book.
Asking $4500

Journey Into Mystery #95 CGC 8.5 OW
Funny story about this book. I believe I offered it on the boards about 2 years ago as a VF 8.0 with no takers. I then auctioned it on eBay as a VF 8.0 and the buyer returned the book thinking it was overgraded. Now it's a CGC 8.5. As a former Silver Age JIM collector, I always found this book difficult to find in higher grades. Gorgeous copy for the discerning JIM collector.
Asking $850 SOLD!

Archie Comics #5 3.0 G/VG OWW pages. Complete with gorgeous, supple page quality. Pages are near White. Back cover is very clean.
Early Archie books are extremely tough to find in any grade and this one has terrific eye appeal.
Asking $1000 (shipping included on CGC books)
 

Uncanny Tales #31 VF- 7.5 River City Pedigree (VF+ copy with 1" spine split bottom of spine)
Asking $450

 

Justice League of America #3 VF- 7.5 (extremely tough book in high grade and this copy sports exceptionally nice paper - or you can have a NM copy for about $30K)
Asking $500 SOLD!

Journey Into Mystery #91 VF- 7.5
Asking $300 SOLD!

Hero For Hire #1 VG+ 4.5
Asking $125

 

Batman #167 NM- 9.2 (book has 9.6 appeal but has a tiny spot in M of Bat Man logo - it's so faint you probably won't see it). Book has exceptionally nice interior paper. If this was a Silver Age Marvel from 1964 you'd be paying 4 figures for it.
Asking $250

Like your excursion into crypto currency, you only find it exciting because there is money to be made.
But to longtime hobbyists, the volatility and flakiness of speculators (what's 'awesome' one day is not awesome the next) is indeed pretty sad.
Where would the hobby be if we didn't have movies? Probably moving along at a slower pace, with less volatility, but steadily forward as it has been for 70 years. 

Flash #132 CGC 9.8 OWW (hard to believe that this book is from 1962 - it's just stunningly fresh and from an OO collection that was put away years ago)
Asking $8250

Action Comics #266 VF 8.0 (exceptionally nice paper - might be White)
Asking $200

Marvel Mystery Comics #76 CGC 9.2 OWW - another stunning book.
Asking $4500

Marvel Mystery Comics #76 CGC 9.2 OWW - another stunning book.
Asking $4500

Marvel Mystery Comics #76 CGC 9.2 OWW - another stunning book.
Asking $4500

Journey Into Mystery #95 CGC 8.5 OW
Funny story about this book. I believe I offered it on the boards about 2 years ago as a VF 8.0 with no takers. I then auctioned it on eBay as a VF 8.0 and the buyer returned the book thinking it was overgraded. Now it's a CGC 8.5. As a former Silver Age JIM collector, I always found this book difficult to find in higher grades. Gorgeous copy for the discerning JIM collector.
Asking $850 SOLD!

Like your excursion into crypto currency, you only find it exciting because there is money to be made.
But to longtime hobbyists, the volatility and flakiness of speculators (what's 'awesome' one day is not awesome the next) is indeed pretty sad.
Where would the hobby be if we didn't have movies? Probably moving along at a slower pace, with less volatility, but steadily forward as it has been for 70 years. 

Archie Comics #5 3.0 G/VG OWW pages. Complete with gorgeous, supple page quality. Pages are near White. Back cover is very clean.
Early Archie books are extremely tough to find in any grade and this one has terrific eye appeal.
Asking $1000 (shipping included on CGC books)
 

It's a sad world when comic book sales are defined by how television shows and movies do.

Popular Comics VF/NM 9.0
Asking $175

Amazing Spider-man #13 5.5 COW (book looks VF but has a 1.5 inch spine split at bottom of spine)
Asking $800 SOLD!

 

Fantastic Four #48 VG+ 4.5 (1" spine split top of spine, some waviness and creasing, might go 5.0 with a press)
Asking $600 SOLD!

I think it's worth adding to Cal's post is that this board member Cal is referring to contacted Louise very early on when Louise joined and she did tell Louise that there was a fund raiser on another chat forum for her before she joined here.
Two data points do not a trend make but it certainly got me thinking.
I did mention it to a few people at the time the fund raiser was going on over her but didn't want to get too deeply involved.
Cal might have a point in this whole thing, for which he took a lot of heat.

Used to be a minimum age. Not sure if that's changed.