DarkHorse337

10 minutes ago, Funnybooks said:

7.0 presents nicer

yea I agree.

3.0 I say

people are saying between 7.0 and 9.0 so why not a solid 8

7.0 I say

6.5

I think is a 8.5 because of that misplaced staple and back tear

5 minutes ago, LDarkseid1 said:

Hey man I like where your head is at, wish it was a $10K book in 6.5 😁. A pedigree 7.5 just sold for $1550 not long ago on eBay. So a 6.5 is likely closer to what zzutak is saying.

Yea like I was saying I was looking at this list I just checked again I was looking at the wrong issue I just checked #31 and yea its about $2000

3 minutes ago, zzutak said:

A tad on the optimistic side, methinks.    CGC-certified 6.5 copies of Superman #31 sold for an average of $500 during the past two years. 

Oh my apologies I just searched some list about this issue and it said a graded 6.5 was around 9500. Assuming that was true because it is a 80 year old comic 

6.5 and this is easily $10,000

5.0

9.0

9.0 and big bucks

4.5

I say 4.0

Hey all

Bought this at an online auction a few years back assuming that it’s still in VG condition

Would like to hear from everyone

Thanks 

I say 8.0

I say a 6.0

9.2

Thank you I actually have been collecting comics for my whole life, this comic is actually from my fathers collection. I had an inkling on the price but wanted to see what grade can be expected from professionals on the this website. I have it in 2 plastic coverings and was one of the few comics my dad dint get graded due to the staple on the front but in all I think its a pretty well together book.

Yea I’m guessing 4.5 it’s beat up

Hey everybody.

You think you guys can give me an estimate on what grade my Amazing Spider-Man #5 is? My guess is around 6.5 or a 7.0, I’m aware of the staple misplacement and some cream colored pages. If anybody can help much will be appreciated

Thanks