Supes 14 CGC 9.2

[nearmint]

Doesn't Jeff (nearmint) own a 9.0 copy ?

 

No, I had a 24. Recently traded it as part of the deal for the Bat 18 I picked up.

[Johnny545]

It's a wonderful book and all, but $20K over the last 9.2 OW-W sale less than a year ago?

 

 

I doubt they don't think it will bring that much, they probably just don't want bids under 27.5K.

 

Clink limits offers to 50% of ask price right?

[Gotham Kid]

Clink limits offers to 50% of ask price right?

 

A wee bit over the 50%

[Silver Surfer]

Very overrated cover, just sayin.

[clarkkentdds]

I believe this book was previously a 9.0 OO that sold for about $30k with Clink last year (probably because it had the 9.2 potential). The other 9.2 sold in the $35 range with HA 6 months ago.

 

I don't follow the pressing history as much these days, so I could be wrong.

 

I think it is a $30k book. But Nice book.

 

 

[nearmint]

I knew it looked familiar. I wish they hadn't dry cleaned the INT off the cover. They left the loop of the first letter, probably in fear that they'd remove color from the red area.

 

Sold 9/9/15 for $30,177.

 

 

 

[Aman619]

now we know why it sold for so much. a 9.2 sold for only 35 last year. I think earlier than your 9.0

[nearmint]

now we know why it sold for so much. a 9.2 sold for only 35 last year. I think earlier than your 9.0

 

Just to be clear, this wasn't my book.

[sacentaur]

I knew it looked familiar. I wish they hadn't dry cleaned the INT off the cover. They left the loop of the first letter, probably in fear that they'd remove color from the red area.

 

 

The "INT" books are usually very nice, and it's a shame that the designation got removed.

[RareHighGrade]

I knew it looked familiar. I wish they hadn't dry cleaned the INT off the cover. They left the loop of the first letter, probably in fear that they'd remove color from the red area.

 

 

The "INT" books are usually very nice, and it's a shame that the designation got removed.

I agree. In my opinion, the removal of the "Int" designation reduced the desirability of the book.

[clarkkentdds]

Nice sleuthing there NearMint..

And dealers are wondering why I don't collect as much... I wonder why...

 

[Dark Knight]

Are you sure it is the same book? PQ went down to offwhite-white

[clarkkentdds]

I haven't seen any fresh to market top census books in years.

 

Not even the Action 1 9.0 that was sold for $3M...

 

I guess this is the state of our hobby.

[batman_fan]

I knew it looked familiar. I wish they hadn't dry cleaned the INT off the cover. They left the loop of the first letter, probably in fear that they'd remove color from the red area.

 

 

The "INT" books are usually very nice, and it's a shame that the designation got removed.

 

+1, seems like an amateur did the dry cleaning.

[adamstrange]

I knew it looked familiar. I wish they hadn't dry cleaned the INT off the cover. They left the loop of the first letter, probably in fear that they'd remove color from the red area.

 

 

The "INT" books are usually very nice, and it's a shame that the designation got removed.

I agree. In my opinion, the removal of the "Int" designation reduced the desirability of the book.

+1

[tabcom]

The 9.0 scan is this months feature comic in the ComicLink Calendar.

 

I've taken my eraser and removed the 'int' and sharpie'd the 0 into a 2

[ciorac]

Are you sure it is the same book? PQ went down to offwhite-white

 

part of the baking process

[clarkkentdds]

The light writing "Int" on the cover would not really affect the grade... Wondering who would erase that?

[batman_fan]

The light writing "Int" on the cover would not really affect the grade... Wondering who would erase that?

 

That's why I would say whoever did the restoration was an amateur. Either not knowledgable about comics and the actual value of these markings and that they don't affect the grade or not skilled enough to restore the white area while leaving the pencil mark. Either way, a really poor restoration job.

[lou_fine]

I knew it looked familiar. I wish they hadn't dry cleaned the INT off the cover. They left the loop of the first letter, probably in fear that they'd remove color from the red area.

 

 

The "INT" books are usually very nice, and it's a shame that the designation got removed.

I agree. In my opinion, the removal of the "Int" designation reduced the desirability of the book.

+1

 

Ah, you bunch of creative and artistic know-it-alls.

 

Don't you realize the only thing that counts is the big number on the top left hand corner, and a big 9.2 as compared to a measly little 9.0 not only increases the desirability of the book, but also the number of those delectable green bills you can stuff into your pocket.