Uncle Scrooge, Slab worthy?

[sellinMyYouth]

I have 5 copies of these two books in the ORIGINAL Whitman bags of these..

 

Is it worth sending to get slabbed in the registry, each books have 1 each registered. The ones in the bags are all going to be high 9's....

 

I just sold my readers on ebay for a modest fee, but was amazed at # of Emails...

 

What is a guy to do...

[sellinMyYouth]

this is the second "Reader copy"

 

[sellinMyYouth]

one view of the bagged comic...

[sterlingcomics]

my dad bought a ton of "in the bag" Disney Whitmans. Based on the going price, I'm not convinced it is worth slabbing just yet. Somebody please prove me wrong.

 

Keep in mind that the number slabbed in the registry doesn't mean it is rare--it could also mean it isn't cost effective (or profitable) to slab them yet.

[divad]

Nope.

[143ksk]

My impression from watching auctions and selling a few of these books is that you will turn a modest profit if they are 9.6 or higher. They should sell in the $25 to $35 dollar range which will net you $5 to $15 after slabbing and ebay fees. So, not really worth it IMO if you factor in time, etc. Hope this helps.

[sellinMyYouth]

I just got about 4.50 a copy for the two I just sold... so.... It may be worth the extra 50 cents...

[sanotrader1-migration]

I have an Uncle Scrooge 28 in nm thinking of getting it slabed what do you guys think? What would its value be say in 9.2 to 9.4?

Thanks -

[Psiknight]

A Scrooge 179 is the only modern Scrooge worth slabbing, IMO.