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Amazing Spider-Man Collecting Thread!
fishbone replied to Point Five's topic in Silver Age Comic Books
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Amazing Spider-Man Collecting Thread!
fishbone replied to Point Five's topic in Silver Age Comic Books
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Amazing Spider-Man Collecting Thread!
fishbone replied to Point Five's topic in Silver Age Comic Books
love all the early Ditko Goblin covers .... so awesome ! -
or 50 ...........
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well said, and accurate I believe
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I had all of the pre-Robin Batman covers … alas I now have none 😭
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a very nice-presenting 3.5 coming up on C-Link
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Police Comics 1 CGC 8.5 at auction on Comiclink
fishbone replied to thedagger's topic in Golden & atomic age comic books
Many of those books were sitting in the collections of people with undue influence in the hobby—people whose support CGC needed in order to succeed in the early days this ....... back then and even now I believe (Promise grading anyone ?) -
ok, it'll be interesting nonetheless
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I respectfully disagree -- this page is killer and I think it will go north of $150K .........
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Talk about needing this so bad !!!! But what I'd have to sell to get it would be VERY painful....
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I think $100K right on ..... no more or less ..... but very early Spidey with Kirby pencils and Ditko inks must be 6 figures in my book .....
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Top Tier Comic Art is Far From It's Eventual
fishbone replied to grapeape's topic in Original Comic Art
Agree ? Disagree ? Let's just say that I so HOPE that your theory is correct, I would tend to think that OA will grow in desirability as it is truly "One-of-One" -
just awesome to see !! Mine is enslaved in a slab and I haven't seen real insides for a while - Thanks !
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Just killing time playing around on GPA, and I wonder how much of this book, how much of this cover is "original" !!?? >>> Title Action Comics Issue 1 Issue Date 6/38 Issue Year 1938 Publisher D.C. Comics Grade 9.4 Page Quality CREAM TO OFF-WHITE Grade Date 01/24/2018 Grade Category A-5 Label Text Restoration includes: color touch, pieces added, spine splits sealed on interior, cleaned, reinforced. Art Comments Jerry Siegel and Fred Guardineer story Fred Guardineer and Bernard Baily art Joe Shuster cover and art Key Comments Origin and 1st appearance of Superman. 1st appearance of Lois Lane and Zatara. Grader Notes Color touch (Archival material, high quality over 4"" x 4"") Cover A-5 Color touch (Archival material, high quality over 4"" x 4"") Full Bottom Interior A-5 Color touch (Archival material, high quality over 4"" x 4"") Full Right Interior A-5 Color touch (Archival material, high quality over 4"" x 4"") Full Top Interior A-5 Cover cleaning (High quality) A-1 Interior lightening (High quality) A-1 Moderate Spine split sealed to interior (Archival material, high quality) A-1 Piece fill cover (Archival material, high quality over 2"" x 2"") Full Bottom Back Cover A-5 Piece fill cover (Archival material, high quality over 2"" x 2"") Full Left Back Cover A-5 Piece fill cover (Archival material, high quality over 2"" x 2"") Full Top Back Cover A-5 Piece fill cover (Archival material, high quality up to 1"" x 1"") Right Bottom Front Cover A-3 Piece fill cover (Archival material, high quality up to 1"" x 1"") Spine A-3 Piece fill interior (Archival material, high quality over 2"" x 2"") Full Bottom Interior A-5 Piece fill interior (Archival material, high quality over 2"" x 2"") Full Right Interior A-5 Piece fill interior (Archival material, high quality over 2"" x 2"") Full Top Interior A-5 Reinforcement to interior (Archival material, high quality) Spine A-1 butterfly flared corner back cover butterfly flared corner front cover gloss smudging full center of back cover
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Just shows the unpredictable nature of auctions .... it takes at least two to tango and to push a book to a higher hammer price ..... the $49K is definitely lower than one would expect in Feb 2024 though .........