November 2015 Heritage Signature Auction Thread 1 1

[Doc Joe]

I really want her to say "thats a cut"

[Dumur]

SO yeah, though not obvious, there are actually quite a few factors that could drive up that price.

[Brian Peck]

Green Lantern #29 went for 38,240.00

 

The cover only have 1/2 a Green Lantern what would the cover go for it he was all there? ;-)

[Brian Peck]

Amazing Spider-Man #98 - $179,250.00 final hammer.

 

What does everyone think? less than 1/2 of the Green Lantern #76 Adams cover.

[jaybuck43]

I would have rather had the ASM 98 personally. But I was always a Marvel boy and Spidey is everything.

[comix4fun]

Byrne FF #269 cover goes for $9,560. You won't find a cheaper one!

 

 

Per square inch of main character image it's like a six figure piece.

[Brian Peck]

Journey into Mystery #122 - $155,350.00

 

Great team of Kirby and Wood. Anyone surprised on the results?

[Mercury8989-migration]

Journey into Mystery #122 - $155,350.00

 

Great team of Kirby and Wood. Anyone surprised on the results?

 

that is 17.2% growth from 2003 sale

[Bronty]

I think that ASM/gl ratio is sensible. GL76 is just a bigger and better book

[Mercury8989-migration]

I think that ASM/gl ratio is sensible. GL76 is just a bigger and better book

 

Adams > Kane

[drdroom]

Piracy 6 cover at 11K must be the steepest price-to-greatness ratio for EC covers. It was all in the color work!

[Doc Joe]

Would have loved that Kurtzman...sigh

[jaybuck43]

Any howard stern fans here? Every time she says 9 it sounds like Bababooy's Noine

[ecfanman]

Would have loved that Kurtzman...sigh

 

Great cover. I thought it would have gone higher. I guess there is no love for the EC war covers.

[Doc Joe]

Would have loved that Kurtzman...sigh

 

Great cover. I thought it would have gone higher. I guess there is no love for the EC war covers.

 

That seemed like some love right there

 

Different from things like Frontline Combat where there are many less covers

[drdroom]

Journey into Mystery #122 - $155,350.00

 

Great team of Kirby and Wood. Anyone surprised on the results?

 

that is 17.2% growth from 2003 sale

 

That seems like a notable lag behind lower level Kirby pages, most of which have at least doubled since 2003, no?

[Mercury8989-migration]

Journey into Mystery #122 - $155,350.00

 

Great team of Kirby and Wood. Anyone surprised on the results?

 

that is 17.2% growth from 2003 sale

 

That seems like a notable lag behind lower level Kirby pages, most of which have at least doubled since 2003, no?

 

I should have been clearer. That is compounded annually. To me that is low considering transaction fees and inflation.

[comix4fun]

Journey into Mystery #122 - $155,350.00

 

Great team of Kirby and Wood. Anyone surprised on the results?

 

that is 17.2% growth from 2003 sale

 

 

If you drop that to hammer (since the seller's not getting the entire BP as well) it's still a respectable, roughly, 13% annualized.

[comix4fun]

Journey into Mystery #122 - $155,350.00

 

Great team of Kirby and Wood. Anyone surprised on the results?

 

that is 17.2% growth from 2003 sale

 

That seems like a notable lag behind lower level Kirby pages, most of which have at least doubled since 2003, no?

 

 

It sold for 23k in 2003...he annualized the return, but at full selling price.

[jaybuck43]

Journey into Mystery #122 - $155,350.00

 

Great team of Kirby and Wood. Anyone surprised on the results?

 

that is 17.2% growth from 2003 sale

 

 

If you drop that to hammer (since the seller's not getting the entire BP as well) it's still a respectable, roughly, 13% annualized.

 

I've got it at 14.77% CAGR if you adjust the 2003 sale for inflation, still a nice return for a 12 year hold.