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Robo99

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  1. The economy is going to slow down and people are being more cautious. My prediction is that there won’t be a big upswing in comics this year like the last 6 years. Sure certain books will spike with movies but not all characters will catch on (there’s soooo many now) and the ones that do won’t see sustained gains. At some point the speculators that bought on credit will start offloading and undercutting and the prices will drop. All depends on how severe the recession is in regards to how quickly the market will bounce back. Marvel movies and their popularity won’t go anywhere and escapism is a hot commodity during a recession so I don’t see this recession as a “world killer” for comics (I think that’s from Armageddon lol).Anyway good time to buy bad time to sell. Or so says my crystal ball :)

  2. Finally found myself a copy - happy to be part of another rare club - this and my BK1 are my two books I’ll never part with. I just think what people have said in this thread are completely accurate - this is the action comics 1 of war comics and it’s a key that consistently sees gains in a land where every other book needs a movie or media gimmick to push it - sgt rock doesn’t need any of that - it’s a true grail and will continue to be one into the future - in fact it might be one of the last major silver age key issues that remains untouched by media. 

     

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  3. 4 hours ago, Sweet Lou 14 said:

    It's hard to say -- as you say, prices are all over the place.  I am happy to share that I won my CGC 6.5 OW/W copy for $1,899 at the August 29 ComicLink auction.  Relative to the asking prices you will see on eBay, this is an absolute steal -- I've seen people asking for more than double what I paid -- but I would think auctions tend to provide the clearest indication of the true market for a particular book.

    Anyway, I hope this helps you!

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    Thanks man yeah I watched your book on comic link - great deal sir! I think we won’t have a clear indicator until eternals comes out and we see a few sales but my feeling is it’s a long term hold - with its rarity I honestly value it at being more than a lot of top 20 silver age marvel books - a lot of people probably don’t agree but if a black knight movie comes out of eternals there’s only 40 people (or fewer depending on people’s stash) that own a CGC graded copy and I have a feeling that the Rawls that are out there are only going to populate the lower segment grade wise of the census. Time will tell but I’m very happy to have my copy. 

  4. This thread inspired me to add a second copy to my collection- it’s just such a unique legacy character first Appearance- atlas, 1955, Stan Lee story, awesome cover, multiple first Appearances (the sword, Morgan le fay, the black knight) and extremely low supply. If there was ever a confirmation of a black knight in the mcu, even if it were Dane (doubt it will be sir Percy), this book is set for explosive growth. 

     

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