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Hey, thanks for the reply! I've been using eBay to check the prices on comics for awhile now. I just didn't know the efficacy of that compared to the GPAnalysis, haha. But you're right. I've definitely noticed that superhero books and Marvel are much more expensive. And comics that introduce characters are also a fair amount. I'll categorize the good stuff first and see if I can't get some graded, then I'll see what to do with the others. Thanks again, I'm learning a lot just from these replies alone.

Thanks for the assistance. I didn't actually know the GPAnalysis was for slabbed comics only, haha. I don't have anything in this collection graded or slabbed. But there are some expensive items that I've found in the first box. Tales of Suspense #52, which seems to sell for quite a bit even when graded at around ~3.5. Mine is in better condition and could reach higher than that grading too, I believe. So, it's not totally full of drek and I think there's some really good stuff in here. So, maybe after grading some, I'll see if GPAnalysis is still worth my time.

I've recently come into possession of around 1200+ comics. All stored in long boxes, comics from 1950 to more modern. I'm currently categorizing and picking out ones that hold higher quality, but I was curious if GPAnalysis was worth it to price check all these comics? For example, I've got ROM: Spaceknight #36 in very good condition that I would consider sending off for grading, but GPAnalysis doesn't actually show prices for those. Is it because the comic isn't exactly popular? If that's the case, is GPAnalysis used more for prominent comics or brands like X-Men and Spider-man? Many of the comics are in that similar tier. Ka-Zar, Rawhide Kid, et cetera. Things that aren't exactly showing results on places like GPA or eBay. What's the best route for these comics?