canickus

Which series are you referring to - 1993, 1999 or 2004? 1993 I have 8 copies of Spider-Man Unlimited #1 from 1993 and none of them have a double cover. Thank you

Which series are you referring to - 1993, 1999 or 2004? 1993

Some more Bronze Age DC

Quick question - Does Spider-Man Unlimited 1 always come with two covers? I see CGC slabs of this book noting double covers and other slabs without the notation.

$3500

Agree, really nice book and one that I would love to have, but I think the top right corner crease will keep it in the 8.0 range, which is till super high grade for that book.

Yes it sold.

That is just awesome. Great book.

Awesome chart.

I wish the price variants would lose some steam, That is a run I am interested in The price variants are not losing steam, rather they seem to be moving up a grade level or two on prices. For example, prices for CGC 9.4 copies of the first issue have gone from $13,000 to $23,000 this year. CGC 9.0 copies have moved from $6,000 to $14,000 this year. There is a nice 9.0 on ComicLink that ends tomorrow. It will be interesting to see where it lands. I agree, just wishful thinking on my part. Not going to get any cheaper. Maybe after the movie is out, especially if the movie stinks. If the movie is really good, then maybe not.

I wish the price variants would lose some steam, That is a run I am interested in The price variants are not losing steam, rather they seem to be moving up a grade level or two on prices. For example, prices for CGC 9.4 copies of the first issue have gone from $13,000 to $23,000 this year. CGC 9.0 copies have moved from $6,000 to $14,000 this year. There is a nice 9.0 on ComicLink that ends tomorrow. It will be interesting to see where it lands.

Wow........ https://www.comiclink.com/auctions/item.asp?back=%2Fauctions%2Fpreview%2Easp%3F%5FSORT%3DYES%26code%3D2015nov%26f1%3Di%2ECondition%26ODire1%3DDESC%26f2%3Di%2EType%252C%2Bi%2ETitle%252C%2Bi%2EIssueNumber%26ODire2%3DASC%26f3%3Di%2ECondition%26ODire3%3DDESC%23Item%5F1085733&id=1085733 And the All Star 69 ended at $1028. Double wow.

I just got this one back from a coupon submission. It is Interesting that the outer cover is the 9.8 and the inner is 9.4. Always interested in X-Men double covers. If anyone can help me out, shoot me a PM.

Didn't see that but those two Kid Colts looked much nicer than the MMW 45.

Didn't sell at $999 or $799. Didn't get a starting bid of $499 or $399 with a BIN of $799 the next times. What do you think? $350ish? Finished at $280. Fair price for a VG.

I forgot about that collection. I can't remember who brought it to market, Lange's ?, but it was sold raw, in auction, via E-Bay. I remember they graded really strict, like their VF's were 9.4's type of strict. Once people caught on the books got very pricey. I think Brulato was buying many of these. Personally, I don't recall getting any. Regrets. Nice books. ...... wasn't this offered up by those Zilla guys on eBay ? GOD BLESS... -jimbo(a friend of jesus) (thumbs u Yes, Zillaf4 on ebay. There was a good thread or two about it back in the day.

I would add the Fire Lake Collection books to this list. That collection had some beauties and many highest graded books.

It was looking good right up 'til that last bidder. Not really. The shill placed his max bid way back at $1000. It was his fake bid that the legit buyers were competing against and, once again, artificially driving up the price. Frankly the seller should have canceled the bid the moment it was placed. -J. Not seeing any of this. Where are you getting this information from? Hit the "show automatic bids" and it will show when the shill first placed hi max bid. http://offer.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewBids&item=161758004772&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2565 -J. Who is the shill? The winner is zero feedback, the $1000 bid is not the same bidder. I see where zero feedback can be suspicious, but that does does not make every other bid suspicious. Your post still makes no sense to me. I understand that you are not seeing what I am talking about. But trust me, it's there. The shill placed a max bid starting at the $1000 mark, and whatever his max shill bid was is what ultimately "won". (thumbs u -J. J, I think that I am looking at the same data that you are looking at but coming up with a different conclusion. I think the only thing we agree on is that the zero feedback winning bidder e***c placed his initial bid at $1025. There is always a risk with a zero feedback bidder, particularly on a high dollar item. We will see what happens in this case. Seriously, you have to stop throwing the "shill" word around with no evidence because you disagree with the current market value of this book. Just because someone has zero feedback does not automatically make them a shill. I, like every other ebay user in history, was a zero feedback buyer at one time and I was not a shill. Your writing that all these auctions are shilled accuses a lot of good sellers unfairly. You should stop doing it. If it were my book and auction, I wouldn't react so nicely to you. I would tell you to go pound sand. You should also realize that there were two separate underbidders - g***l at $2150 and z***t at $2100 who are high feedback bidders bidding serious coin for this book. I know this doesn't fit your theory that this book should be a few hundred dollars (or less?) but at what point do you start to question if your belief of the current market is just flat wrong. How many bidders/buyers/books do you need to see before you realize that this is not a $500 book in today's market?

Thinking it just might.

Wow great sale. Yeah, truly! A record, Canickus? When will the rest of the run catch up Yes, a record. FlyingDonut's book was a nice looking book. $300 to $600 has been the range for nice copies for a long time but really nice copies like FDs book trade so infrequently it is hard to pin down. GPA only has the one listing in 2008 for the one 9.0 that sold for $355. There are more variant collectors now than seven years ago so the price is "in the range" as far as I can tell. It is still one of the keys to the series. I sold mine privately earlier this year for about $1600. Good to know and makes this sale seem even more "in the range."

Yes you overpaid. I will cut your losses in half by paying you a buck for it.

Wow great sale. Yeah, truly! A record, Canickus? When will the rest of the run catch up Yes, a record. FlyingDonut's book was a nice looking book. $300 to $600 has been the range for nice copies for a long time but really nice copies like FDs book trade so infrequently it is hard to pin down. GPA only has the one listing in 2008 for the one 9.0 that sold for $355. There are more variant collectors now than seven years ago so the price is "in the range" as far as I can tell. It is still one of the keys to the series.