Bronze-Age Spideys 12 12

[groovetuber]

I'm planning to start a HG bronze age spidey collection and I just have a quick question about Pacific Coast. On average, how much more would a Pacific Coast book sell for than a book of the same grade. I guess this is pretty hard to determine, but I want to make sure that I don't overpay for any books. I have my eye on a PC #174 that is 9.6 in grade. It is selling for $225. Non Pedigree #174s in 9.6 I have seen go for around $130.

Edited April 1, 2008 by groovetuber

[CDaBruce]

As a high-grade spidey collector, this website will be your best friend:

 

GP Analysis

 

It lists the average prices (and much more) that graded comics are going for. It will also give you prices that specific pedigrees are going for. The subscription cost is negligible. It is fun to peruse and will inform your purchases as you enter the expensive world of HIgh Grade Amazing Spider-Man.

[groovetuber]

That does seem like a great tool, I should at least check it out. Is it possible to cancel the subscription at any time?

Edited April 1, 2008 by groovetuber

[CDaBruce]

That does seem like a great tool, I should at least check it out. Is it possible to cancel the subscription at any time?

 

My subscription is monthly. You can cancel at any point. I thought I would only use it for a couple months. That was two years ago and I haven't cancelled yet. It has helped me not overpay many times, I figure it has paid for itself many times over.

[groovetuber]

That does seem like a great tool, I should at least check it out. Is it possible to cancel the subscription at any time?

 

My subscription is monthly. You can cancel at any point. I thought I would only use it for a couple months. That was two years ago and I haven't cancelled yet. It has helped me not overpay many times, I figure it has paid for itself many times over.

 

Thanks for the suggestion. I subscribed a few hours ago. This should definitely help me out! $7 a month is nothing. It seems like most of the Pacific Coast books fluctuate quite a bit. I guess it just depends on how much you're willing to pay for a Pedigree book.

 

[CDaBruce]

Not a Pacific ped but this is one of my all-time favorite bronze Spideys. One of the first pedigrees I purchased and still my favorite.

 

[Wally's Comics]

I just completed a deal for 13 9.8 bronze Spideys. I'll post a few of them today.

 

 

those are sweet!

 

[CDaBruce]

Pedigree Comics currently has this Pacific Coast Spidey up for auction.

 

Pacific Pedigree ASM

[groovetuber]

That's a beauty! Actually, I have a quick question about Pedigree. How long does it usually take for them to get back to you about a bid, and do they inform you if your bid has been denied, or do they only tell you if your offer has been accepted?

Edited April 2, 2008 by groovetuber

[nik]

Speaking of Pediree, how about that Spidey 104 with a fugly mis-wrap @ $1500

[groovetuber]

Ya, I noticed that. It's a shame cause that's a really killer book otherwise.

[CDaBruce]

Speaking of Pediree, how about that Spidey 104 with a fugly mis-wrap @ $1500

 

Anybody who picks that one up is buying the grade not the book. It is especially bad in contrast with the black frame.

[CDaBruce]

On the other side of the coin: That Northland 9.8 Silver Surfer 4 that went for $9000 is a beauty.

[COI]

 

Good lord, man! Congrats on the awesome acquisitions.

[worldsbestcomics]

Good lord, man! Congrats on the awesome acquisitions.

 

Thanks. I recently picked up a sweet 9.6 copy of 123 in a trade

 

[thehumantorch]

My spiderman #100. Love this cover.

 

[Monstro]

nice. i need one of those...

[Professor66]

[musicmeta]

Upgraded my off-the-rack copy with this one from my local comic shop, then submitted it to CGC:

 

 

 

(worship) (worship)

[kingofwhales]

Worldsbest that #135 is one of my favorite spidey covers.

Congrats, i`ve got to get a nice copy of that one myself.

I`ve been a slacker when it comes to my bronze age spideys,i`m going to make a list for san diego in july.