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Archie 1-10 +50 CLUB
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Ah, my bad. I thought this was the Archie 1 club. Nice book.

 

Yup it looks like I'm in because it's archie 1-50 :)

 

title says 1-10 + 50

 

Sorry dude :insane:

 

Hey, I'm not in either :foryou:

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CC Archie 1 1.8 went for $25,500!!! :o:ohnoez::banana:

 

What a price.

 

It even had a little CT and glue on the cover.

 

33 bids but I don't know if it was just 2 guys duking it out at the end?

 

Archie is still going strong.

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CC Archie 1 1.8 went for $25,500!!! :o:ohnoez::banana:

 

What a price.

 

It even had a little CT and glue on the cover.

 

33 bids but I don't know if it was just 2 guys duking it out at the end?

 

Archie is still going strong.

 

Seems crazy high to me ....

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CC Archie 1 1.8 went for $25,500!!! :o:ohnoez::banana:

 

What a price.

 

It even had a little CT and glue on the cover.

 

33 bids but I don't know if it was just 2 guys duking it out at the end?

 

Archie is still going strong.

 

Seems crazy high to me ....

 

At least 2 people really wanted this badly. This seems more like an outlier but who knows?

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Full Raw Archie collection sold tonight on ebay.

 

Archie 1 is 1.5-1.8 went for $12,100 (great price, the winner must be ecstatic)

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Archie-Comics-1-1942-MLJ-Golden-Age-Classic-sku-81051-/371597516888?hash=item5684f02058:g:BZAAAOSwy5ZXCxn0&autorefresh=true

 

Archie 2 in about 3.0 went for $2650

 

Archie 3 in about 2.5 went for $860

 

Archie 4 in about 1.8 went for $555

 

Archie 5 in about 3.5 went for $761

 

Archie 6 in about 3.0 went for $482

 

Archie 7 in about 3.0 went for $482

 

Archie 8 in about 2.0 (I love this cover) went for $561

 

Archie 9 in about 2.0 went for $456

 

Archie 10 in about 5.0 went for $483

 

Archie 11 in about 2.0 went for $180

 

Archie 12 in about 5.0 went for $322

 

Archie 13 in about 1.0 went for $180

 

Archie 14 in about 4.0 went for $153

 

Archie 15 in about 3.0 went for $104

 

Archie 16 in about 6.0 went for $225 (I won this one... I hope it grades out as a 7.0)

 

Archie 17 in about 5.0 went for $210

 

Archie 18 in about 1.0 went for $53

 

Archie 19 in about 3.5 went for $99

 

Archie 20 in about 4.0 went for $94

 

and Archie 50 in about 1.5 went for $208

 

These were SO much fun to watch finish. I bid on almost all of them, but the only one I won was Archie 16. I was the under bidder on a handful. I would have bid on #1 but I just didn't have the resources right now. I think #1 went low.

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Late to the party as usual ... been moving into our new home and I am spoon-ing exhausted! I was watching these end the other night and did consider throwing in a last minute bid on the A1, but I thought, "Andrew, you already have 2, who needs 3?"

 

Todd ... :baiting: haha

 

Anyway, while I agree the A1 went a little low (and I think that was due to the lack of detail and images in the auction), I actually thought the other prices were a bit soft. The A2 was ok, but the rest just seemed a little light for me.

 

Am I the only one?

 

 

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I suppose the guy who won the CC auction was no longer in the market for a copy in this grade range. So perhaps the price fell to what the third highest bidder in the CC auction was willing to pay.

 

Or maybe many collectors who are purchasing five-figure books don't frequent the eBay listings much, but concentrate on the offerings from the auction houses.

 

In other words: yanevahknow! :D

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I suppose the guy who won the CC auction was no longer in the market for a copy in this grade range. So perhaps the price fell to what the third highest bidder in the CC auction was willing to pay.

 

Or maybe many collectors who are purchasing five-figure books don't frequent the eBay listings much, but concentrate on the offerings from the auction houses.

 

In other words: yanevahknow! :D

 

You're right. I own 3 Archie 1s so I don't feel the need to bid on them any more. The CC winner probably doesn't feel the need right now.

 

It's a smaller pool of bidders so I guess the price stays lower.

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I suppose the guy who won the CC auction was no longer in the market for a copy in this grade range. So perhaps the price fell to what the third highest bidder in the CC auction was willing to pay.

 

Or maybe many collectors who are purchasing five-figure books don't frequent the eBay listings much, but concentrate on the offerings from the auction houses.

 

In other words: yanevahknow! :D

 

True, there is always an assumption that a new high for a popular book is suddenly the bench mark, but it always doesn't work that way. Sometimes people just overpay because they want the book NOW.

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