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18 hours ago, BrooksR said:

It was. Of course collectors valued stories more back then. Nowadays it seems first appearances and cover art are all that matter. ☹️

???

The story in GSX1 is bad (relative to X94) or doesn't matter for some reason? We aren't talking about Incredible Hulk 271 (a nearly unreadable book) now being valuable.

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52 minutes ago, Lazyboy said:

???

The story in GSX1 is bad (relative to X94) or doesn't matter for some reason? We aren't talking about Incredible Hulk 271 (a nearly unreadable book) now being valuable.

What I was trying to say is that new collectors seem much more interested in first appearances than in storylines, where as in the “old days” the fact that Claremont’s story starts here was a much bigger deal than it is in today’s environment.

I like GS1’s story, I wish I had one! At least I have the facsimile 🙂

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11 minutes ago, pickycollector said:

lol

Please go to the PGM thread if you enjoy downgrading other people's books, I just did post one book there for everybody to have fun and put whatever grade they want on it, in a thread where such thing does belong :sumo:

Just shtn with ya bruv, always enjoy seeing  your books  now will you please sell me your G/s MOKF #3 ? :foryou:

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On 3/15/2021 at 12:12 AM, Xenosmilus said:

Just for fun I pulled out my first Overstreet Guide from 1985! Xmen #94 VS GSM#1 Adjusted for inflation Xmen#94 = $202.51 and GSX#1 = $177.20.

 

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Same in 1995. Both worth 300 and hulk 181 worth 350. "The Marvel Trifecta "

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On 3/14/2021 at 2:16 PM, batmiesta said:

Fact is mags don't count for a lot of people, thankfully for the likes of me. Eric and the gang. :grin:

It’s a shame.

I agree.

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19 hours ago, Wolverinex said:

Same in 1995. Both worth 300 and hulk 181 worth 350. "The Marvel Trifecta "

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But the blurb says people are paying double guide for the three BA books in NM

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2 minutes ago, the blob said:

But the blurb says people are paying double guide for the three BA books in NM

Weird, I paid exactly $300 for my 9.4 181 in 1995. I remember because the shop owner almost changed his mind and kept the book. (I didn't even haggle, just paid full price). lol

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9 minutes ago, WernerVonDoom said:

Weird, I paid exactly $300 for my 9.4 181 in 1995. I remember because the shop owner almost changed his mind and kept the book. (I didn't even haggle, just paid full price). lol

Did you get it slabbed later to confirm that it was a 9.4? Because NM in 1995 could be anywhere from 7.0 - 10.0.. I have a slabbed 7.0 that would easily be called a NM by half the dealers in 1995 (which means we have to take those OPG 1995 values with a grain of salt). I briefly had a 181 that I have convinced myself was a 9.4, but that was 27 years ago, who knows what it actually was. $500 at a show in 1994 got me a "NM" Hulk 181, a 5.0 FF 48, a 9.0 ASM 100, a 7.0 Avengers 2, an 8.5-9.0 Iron Man/Subby, a 3.5 DD 1 (that turned out to have a tiny tear seal on the back, uhg!), a 7.0-7.5 Silver Surfer 1, and about 50 mostly 20 cent cover price captain americas and other 20 cent books, and about 10 sharp copies of Black panther 2. 

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28 minutes ago, the blob said:

Did you get it slabbed later to confirm that it was a 9.4? Because NM in 1995 could be anywhere from 7.0 - 10.0.. I have a slabbed 7.0 that would easily be called a NM by half the dealers in 1995 (which means we have to take those OPG 1995 values with a grain of salt). I briefly had a 181 that I have convinced myself was a 9.4, but that was 27 years ago, who knows what it actually was. $500 at a show in 1994 got me a "NM" Hulk 181, a 5.0 FF 48, a 9.0 ASM 100, a 7.0 Avengers 2, an 8.5-9.0 Iron Man/Subby, a 3.5 DD 1 (that turned out to have a tiny tear seal on the back, uhg!), a 7.0-7.5 Silver Surfer 1, and about 50 mostly 20 cent cover price captain americas and other 20 cent books, and about 10 sharp copies of Black panther 2. 

Yeah sold it on here for $9500.

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18 minutes ago, Wolverinex said:

Yeah,  who knows what was real(:

Overstreet advisors did keep on saying stuff like that. I feel like it might have been higher in Wizard at the time. The key back then was finding the person who charged guide (or less), was a strict grader (Dolgoff always had that rep, for example), and who caught resto

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7 minutes ago, the blob said:

Overstreet advisors did keep on saying stuff like that. I feel like it might have been higher in Wizard at the time. The key back then was finding the person who charged guide (or less), was a strict grader (Dolgoff always had that rep, for example), and who caught resto

Well my photo is actually from Wizard.

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