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islandmisfittoys

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  1. Are #2s undervalued?

    New to comics after a long layoff. Have always been into vintage baseball cards as well. Looking at similarites between the two hobbies, the biggest thing that surprised me was the price gap between #1s and #2s of the big keys. In cards the second year card is typically 1/5 to maybe 1/10 the price of the rookie card generally. Not hard and fast but somewhere around there. Comics.....totally different. Superman 1, Batman 1, Cap 1 are all roughly half million dollar books. The #2s for each can be had for 5-10 grand in mid grade. In know keys are bigger than when the book was printed, first appearances of villians etc. Still seems like the 1st issues havent dragged the #2s along with it much at all.

  2. expect the blue labeled Tecs to continue to rise in value as the restored numbers overtake them. Friggin unmolested copies are becoming unicorns

     

    Of the 27-38 run, 28 is the only issue that at present counts more restored than universal copies.

    27 has an the number distributed equally.

     

    How accurate are those numbers though? I don't know, im asking? As more and more are restored, id imagine a fair amount of those were previous low grade blue labels. I know i see a lot more restored pre robin tecs on the market than blue labels.

  3. Update:

     

    I spoke with someone at FedEx who works directly with CGC. He was extremely helpful, genuine and very supportive. This has raised my spirits tremendously. I have a good feeling that either A) my package will be found or B) if it doesn't turn up, that both CGC and FedEx have my back.

     

    I'd like to again thank everyone for your feedback, your PM's, your texts and your calls. While this situation has been very tough, the support of the comic collecting community displays the best of what these boards have to offer.

     

    Keep your fingers crossed for me. :wishluck::wishluck::wishluck:

     

    What did he say?

  4. I can guarantee Fedex's terms and conditions are air tight in terms of liability. You would have better luck, albeit slim, in going after CGC for shipping out a $4000 item with $100 in insurance, even though the ultimate responsibility is yours. You'd have to prove it was stolen to have recourse against Fedex and then go after that employee. The police most certainly aren't getting involved. I know it must be extremely frustrating to have nowhere to turn.