Polybagged multi-packs, should I open? (not modern)

[Soft-Serve]

I just bought a couple 4-packs of some late-60's/early 70's black-history comics that are still sealed in their poly-bags. It's easy to see that, inside the bags, they are in a 9.4-9.6 condition.

 

My question is: Should I open the originally polybags (and bag them properly), or leave them as-is?

 

The current values for these comics individually aren't super-high, but not dollar bin stuff either. Maybe $20-30 each.

[seanfingh]

 

Are they Golden Legacy comics? Can you throw up a pic of one of the multi-pacs?

[Soft-Serve]

Yes, they are. (probably the only ones I've ever seen). I've somehow accumulated a collection of "history" comics, so I snagged them right away. (@ antique store)

 

[nochips]

I would leave them sealed...

[Boozad]

It's easy to see that, inside the bags, they are in a 9.4-9.6 condition.

 

Seriously?

[seanfingh]

I would leave them sealed...

 

So would I. Those are cool.

[Soft-Serve]

It's easy to see that, inside the bags, they are in a 9.4-9.6 condition.

 

Seriously?

 

I can see why you might say that from the pic I posted, but you can't see any of the corners from my photos (or really the spines for that matter). In hand, there is enough clear loose bag to move around to inspect the interior - and it is really nice.

[Soft-Serve]

I would leave them sealed...

 

Just curious, would you leave them sealed to retain/increase value, or for other reasons? I only ask as I would love to see them....

 

Does it matter that the two polybagged sets I have are twins? (maybe open and bag one set, and keep the other as-is)

[DiceX]

I'd open those up and read them.

There's probably...minutes of unbridled entertainment inside those covers.

 

 

[Define999]

Keep them sealed, you can always find unsealed copies later....

 

BTW Dice, im diggin your new sig man... (thumbs u