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InfantTerrible

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  1. 22 minutes ago, Sweet Lou 14 said:

    I think your idea for an origin story makes a lot of sense, but it obviously prevents them from being "first" in the MCU.  For this reason, part of me wishes that they did a 1960s Cold War period piece to introduce the FF, and then used some kind of multiverse / interdimensional threat (Galactus, Annihilus, whatever) to blink them out of our timeline as a way of explaining why they haven't been around and nobody remembers them.

     

    in the comics, FF did get trapped in the negative zone for a while, so they can use that plot

  2. 13 minutes ago, Sweet Lou 14 said:

    Just curious, what is a 9.4 of #52 going for now?  Not selling, not buying, just want to know since I felt like I paid a lot for mine when I bought it.

     

    well considering 9.6 just sold 50.4K, a 9.4 shouldn't be that far behind, I think prolly 35K-40K now

    a 9.0 just sold at ebay a few days ago for 9.5K

    https://www.ebay.com/itm/Fantastic-Four-52-CGC-9-0-1st-Appearance-Black-Panther/164789439418?hash=item265e374bba:g:0qwAAOSwCLFgY9jU

    yup #52 is supernova!!

  3. Today's auction is one of the best auction I've seen in a while, so I thought I posted some of the results of the important key issues

    AF15 CGC7.5 = 156K

    ASM1 CGC9.2 = 150K

    AVE1 CGC9.2 = 63K

    BATMAN1 CGC5.0 = 360K

    CA100 CGC9.9 = 65K

    DD1 CGC9.6 = 150K

    DC227 CGC9.4 = 138K

    FF1 CGC9.0 = 264K

    FF1 CGC8.5 = 132K

    FF5 CGC9.4 = 138K

    FF12 CGC9.4 = 31.2K

    FF50 CGC9.6 = 28.8K

    FF52 CGC9.6 = 50.4K

    IH181 CGC9.6 = 31.2K

    JIM83 CGC9.0 = 87K

    SC4 CGC8.0 = 78K

    TOS39 CBCS9.4 = 132K

    TMNT1 CGC 9.6 = 66K

    WW1 CGC6.5 = 58.8K

    XMEN1 CGC8.5 = 78K

    XMEN94 CGC9.8 = 63K

     

  4. EDIT: Updated list with buyer premium

     

    AF15 CGC7.5 = 156K

    ASM1 CGC9.2 = 150K

    AVE1 CGC9.2 = 63K

    BATMAN1 CGC5.0 = 360K

    CA100 CGC9.9 = 65K

    DD1 CGC9.6 = 150K

    DC227 CGC9.4 = 138K

    FF1 CGC9.0 = 264K

    FF1 CGC8.5 = 132K

    FF5 CGC9.4 = 138K

    FF12 CGC9.4 = 31.2K

    FF50 CGC9.6 = 28.8K

    FF52 CGC9.6 = 50.4K

    JIM83 CGC9.0 = 87K

    SC4 CGC8.0 = 78K

    TOS39 CBCS9.4 = 132K

    TMNT1 CGC 9.6 = 66K

    WW1 CGC6.5 = 58.8K

    XMEN1 CGC8.5 = 78K

    XMEN94 CGC9.8 = 63K

  5. 14 minutes ago, JazzMan said:

    Ever since I was a kid Marvel Comics #1 was my hoy grail.  Almost 10 years ago, on these very boards, my dream came true.

     

    2020-01-15_08-41-32_417.jpg

     

    how much did you pay for if you don't mind?

  6. EDIT: List is updated to include buyer premium

     

    AF15 CGC7.5 = 156K

    ASM1 CGC9.2 = 150K

    AVE1 CGC9.2 = 63K

    BATMAN1 CGC5.0 = 360K

    CA100 CGC9.9 = 65K

    DD1 CGC9.6 = 150K

    DC227 CGC9.4 = 138K

    FF1 CGC9.0 = 264K

    FF1 CGC8.5 = 132K

    FF5 CGC9.4 = 138K

    FF12 CGC9.4 = 31.2K

    FF50 CGC9.6 = 28.8K

    FF52 CGC9.6 = 50.4K

    JIM83 CGC9.0 = 87K

    SC4 CGC8.0 = 78K

    TOS39 CBCS9.4 = 132K

    TMNT1 CGC 9.6 = 66K

    WW1 CGC6.5 = 58.8K

    XMEN1 CGC8.5 = 78K

    XMEN94 CGC9.8 = 63K

     

  7. 20 minutes ago, Matthew Kyle Brasile said:

    As the direct market comes to a different place then it was years ago with lower sells and lower issues being printed. I find myself thinking that having $45k worth of books for enjoyment and investment for my future is not going to age well. I work at my local comic book store and I see people between the ages of 20-60 and those in the 40-60 age branch say that collecting for investment is a poor idea due to no one really caring about comics anymore. This media will go away like vinyls and cds and they recommended I sell off my Collection or consider collecting something more sustainable like Tesla stocks or Bitcoin. I buy books for the purr enjoyment of finding it and holding a book in my hands that has traveled for 20-80 years to get where it is now. How many people saw it and held it and read it or where it started life. The investment side only came to my realization when I graduated high school and found out my collection is worth now $45k (selling the books a fair price) if were to sell them on the high end I could MAYBE MAYBE get $58k-$60k as my math adds up (13 years of non stop collecting and books given to me by old collectors for screaming deals since they can not take them to their graves). I have a little over 120~ Golden age books mainly Action Comics, Superman, Timely, Nedor and classic WWII covers.  Some are worth $150-$600 but mainly of them are worth in the thousands like Action Comics #44, Superman #23, #26 #32 or Marvel Mystery #48, #51 and #55 or Wonder Comics #3, #4, #6 or Batman or Zip comics or Americans best etc.. I also have around 1400~ Silver age, Bronze age books and some keys include ASM #129, Marvel spotlight #5, and Marvel special edition #15 and Avengers #4 etc. I have been collecting since I was 9 and my local comic store always hooked me up with the deals since he saw my eye light up like a Christmas tree. Now that am getting older just curious if any of you think the second hand market will fail or be killed off due to no new collectors.

    Once you sell off your collection then what? ...you're gonna buy a home? pay student debt? ....if so sure go ahead

    thing is once you sell off your collection and have some extra money, you're gonna ask yourself, hmmm I have extra money, what am I going to do? ..I think I'm going to collect something.....the cycle starts over again

  8. 2 hours ago, Shrevvy said:

    Centering is much more important to me than page quality. I would rather have a perfectly centered ow or ow/w than a poorly centered white pages. I think this gets worse in the bronze and copper ages. I cringe when I see a high grade book with a 1/8" strip of white down the spine. I was always trained to downgrade for that. I have almost zero interest in books like that. My only interest is if it was cheap enough that I could make a few bucks on it, because it wouldn't stay in my collection. 

     

    25 minutes ago, Bludriver said:

    I haven't bought a graded book in a while, but when I did centering was always very important to me. Every graded book I own has really nice centering, page quality was always second after that.

     

    We have great taste mate :golfclap: