Which do you consider undervalued?

[mintcollector]

What about Strange Tales 135?

[ChasingKingKirby]

I seem to run into an awful lot of high-grade Cap #100s and Thor #126s, but I'm in SoCal...your mileage may vary.

 

Interesting. Thor 126 is much, much scarcer than Cap 100 in this area and census numbers seem to bear that out.

 

Cap 100 9.2 above 257 graded copies

Thor 126 9.2 above 52 graded copies

 

Thor 126 is actually fairly scarce in high-grade isn't it.

[El Toro Rojo]

I seem to run into an awful lot of high-grade Cap #100s and Thor #126s, but I'm in SoCal...your mileage may vary.

 

Interesting. Thor 126 is much, much scarcer than Cap 100 in this area and census numbers seem to bear that out.

 

Cap 100 9.2 above 257 graded copies

Thor 126 9.2 above 52 graded copies

 

Thor 126 is actually fairly scarce in high-grade isn't it.

 

Probably - I just see an awful lot of them around here. I even have two copies (a 9.2 and a 9.4) because I forgot I had one already.

[ChasingKingKirby]

I seem to run into an awful lot of high-grade Cap #100s and Thor #126s, but I'm in SoCal...your mileage may vary.

 

Interesting. Thor 126 is much, much scarcer than Cap 100 in this area and census numbers seem to bear that out.

 

Cap 100 9.2 above 257 graded copies

Thor 126 9.2 above 52 graded copies

 

Thor 126 is actually fairly scarce in high-grade isn't it.

 

Probably - I just see an awful lot of them around here. I even have two copies (a 9.2 and a 9.4) because I forgot I had one already.

 

I'd consider a 9.4 scarce, only 7 copies better.

[ComicConnoisseur]

What about Strange Tales 135?

I see short term spikes with it,but in the long run Strange Tales #110 is a better bet.

[Dick Pontoon]

Here are some late silver age Marvels. Which do you consider undervalued at current prices; or overvalued? By the way, I am referring to 9.2 or 9.4 prices (if this would make a difference overall):

Here are the comics in question...

 

Silver Surfer #1

 

Captain America #100

 

Hulk # 102

 

Fantastic Four # 48

 

Thor #126

 

Thanks for taking the time to answer.

 

'mint'

 

As an aside, FF #48 and Thor #126 have cover dates of March 1966; FF #48 was published in December '65 and Thor #126 in January '66. Whether under or overvalued, they don't really qualify for late Silver Age, and were not part of the '68 Marvel Expansion, as the other titles on your list were.