Dark Knight

Anyone who is spending that kind of money on a book will do their research first and figure out the authentic copies from the fake or reprinted ones. I highly doubt the book will sell

And here's the answer

100% fake. Very easy to spot

Book is getting graded. I guess we shall find out soon.

They were generally tougher on PQ for old label grades. That's true as well for the 1st gen labels, but I have resubmitted books in newer labels just a few months apart to get pressed, and the PQ changed from white to offwhite-white and another from cream-offwhite to offwhite.

Absolutely a gorgeous 8.5 copy. Between the two 8.5 copies, this I think is the better looking one. Love the colors and white colored covers with no tanning. So if this book was just re-holdered, why did the PQ change from offwhite-white to white? I thought if a book is re-holdered, nothing is changed from the old label. Funny how the PQ got better overtime too . This absolutely proves once again (to all the naysayers) that PQ can change for better or worse if that same book is re-graded or in this instance, re-holdered. It's all based on opinion I guess.

Not sure how this was freshly graded. The book was graded in 2017. I'm guessing it was just simply re-holdered?

Incredible feat and accomplishment, well done! Now I know why you are Mr. RareHighGrade!

The CGC 5.5 sold for higher at CC last year I believe for $70k+. The brittle paged copy 4.5 i believe sold less than what it did last time it sold.

Was shocked too at that price. I believe my max bid was around $23k. When I saw the final hammer price I was just

I had the Cap 1 CGC 3.0 valued at $120k max. Book sold aggressively considering there is tape in the interior pages. And you know how tape does overtime affecting the pages...

A dealer at last year's SDCC sold a DD #1 CGC 9.8 for something like $800k. Whoever paid that price took a bath too big time!

Yup! I expected to go for at least $100k

Couldn't find that last dollar off my couch

I bid $5,999,999