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Updated: $100,000 Club, All-Time Record Sales and Most Valuable Comics

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Rob,

 

How about changing the 100K club to 150K club. Lots of books have reach this 100K criteria and many more in 80K-90K will eclipse that soon too.

 

Oh, I'll have to do something at some point. Tim has been If I really worked at it, I could probably add another 40 or so books to the list right now and get to 400 or so. I might cap it at 500 and then only add new books over $250,000 or something. I'll see how it goes.

 

I agree, cap it at 500 would keep the list small, but some folks will feel it's not complete. The hobby is still growing and 150K is a bigger barrier at this moment. You can pretty sum it up that any complete unrestored/restored Action 1, Detective 27 are 150K+ books. Also, unrestored: AF15 8.5+ and Hulk 1 9.0+ are 150K+ books. Those four books alone in those grades are 170 total books in the 150K+ club. Just my recommendation. I appreciate your hard work and efforts.

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At this point the list, to maintain its original purpose which was to list all the sales at unbelievable prices (back when 100K was unbelievably high) should be changed to a short honors list of 500K minimum Maybe even higher!

 

You can still keep track of 100K+ sales since you have put in all the work already. I agree with others who feel the list is too bloated with low grade copies of the biggest keys where !00K now only buys you a rag in a slab.

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Although "the list" may be longer than some would like, I think $100K is still a LOT of $$$$ for MOST people, and as such I have no problem with the list as it stands.

 

IF the OP (or someone else) wants to take the information and create a new, smaller list, with a higher price point than they should do that, however, don't throw out all the good information found in the current list. You simply add a second sub-list with a higher cap.

 

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Although "the list" may be longer than some would like, I think $100K is still a LOT of $$$$ for MOST people, and as such I have no problem with the list as it stands.

 

IF the OP (or someone else) wants to take the information and create a new, smaller list, with a higher price point than they should do that, however, don't throw out all the good information found in the current list. You simply add a second sub-list with a higher cap.

 

2c

 

I wouldn't be getting rid of anything. I've been collecting this data for a decade I'm not about to toss it.

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