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FF-1 or JIM-83 or ASM-1
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FF-1 or JIM-83 or ASM1 which won has more value ?  

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  1. 1. FF-1 or JIM-83 or ASM-1 which one has more value ?

    • FF-1
      46
    • JIM-83
      8
    • ASM-1
      27

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  • Poll closed on 09/22/2017 at 07:00 AM

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I voted FF1 since it is the one with the "higher value". Its easy to tell by looking at GPA. I hope it earns back the appreciation it deserves in this movie hyped era.

However, Spidey has probably the most growth potential and I believe that it will see a huge price bump in the next few years proportionally comparable to the one of AF15. It has already increased dramatically compared to 2016.

JIM83 is as cool as a book can get - cover, story, character, historical significance.

 

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6 hours ago, SECollector said:

 

11 hours ago, 1950's war comics said:

I always heard that JIM83 is the toughest to find of the big Marvel silver age keys

TTA27 is even tougher I think - at least thats what the census is suggesting.

 

Depends on whether you consider an Atlas prototype issue one of the big Marvel SA keys.  (Prepares to take shelter :shy: )

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10 hours ago, Spiderturtle said:

 

10 hours ago, Jaydogrules said:

While I can appreciate all the sympathy votes for FF 1, I think we all know in our heart of hearts the answer is ASM 1.

-J.

+100

 

Thank you both for deciding for everyone else, so we don't have to think about it.

The poll disagrees with you.

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4 minutes ago, Jaydogrules said:

Good to know that polls have the ability to alter the trajectory of reality.  (thumbsu  ;)

-J.

 

I remember now, you're the guy who can't be wrong, even when there's proof of it.

And since you don't speak for me when you use the collective 'we', you're bound to be wrong at least a fair amount of the time.

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1 minute ago, Jaydogrules said:

I'm the guy who relies on publicly available data points and current market trends, not emotion and nostalgia.  

-J.

I remember you as being the guy who insists he's right and each and every long-time dealer, who unanimously held a different opinion, isn't.

And here you are again, speaking for 'we' Silver Age board enthusiasts, who've proven you don't.

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5 minutes ago, namisgr said:

I remember you as being the guy who insists he's right and each and every long-time dealer, who unanimously held a different opinion, isn't.

I will point out when a dealer's reported individual experiences are inconsistent with broader market trends. I am capable of doing my own research and reaching my own conclusions now, thanks to the internet, and most people, including ethical dealers, would recommend the same.  The hobby isn't still in 1985 when Overstreet and local vendors were the only source for information.  

Thank heavens for that.   

-J.

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2 minutes ago, Jaydogrules said:

Actually, it's the second- first in own title.  

What # appearance was that of Batman in Batman #1?

-J.

Whatever the answer, it's more valued than ASM #1.  So is FF #1 to the vast majority of board members.

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22 minutes ago, Jaydogrules said:

Actually, it's the second- first in own title.  Ah, I was thinking of a different title.

What # appearance was that of Batman in Batman #1?  Ok, lets compare  here.  Maybe Action #1 vs Batman #1

-J.

 

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Enough with nostalgia and emotion, that's boring and irrelevant.  Let's try looking at actual recent, comparable data points:

0.5-  ASM1 - $1800 4/17, FF1 -  $1107 5/17 - ASM1 advantage

1.0-  FF1 - $2200 5/17, ASM 1 - $1912 6/17 - FF1 advantage

1.0 (Sig Series)-  ASM1 - $2895 7/17, FF1 - $1461 3/17 - ASM1 advantage

1.5-  FF1 - $2500 6/17, ASM1 - $2145 5/17 - FF1 advantage

1.8-  ASM1 - $3250 5/17, FF1 - $2650 4/17 - ASM1 advantage

1.8 (Sig series)-  ASM1 - $3150 7/17, FF1 - $2050 3/17 - ASM1 advantage

2.0-  FF1 - $4780 9/17, ASM1 - $3700 8/17 - FF1 advantage

2.5-  ASM1 - $4000 7/17, FF1 - $3824 5/17 - ASM1 advantage

3.0-  ASM1 - $4300 8/17, FF1 - $4000 7/17 - ASM1 advantage

3.5-  ASM1 - $5300 7/17, FF1 - $4800 8/17 - ASM1 advantage

4.0-  ASM1 - $5500 8/17, FF1 - $4852 4/17 - ASM1 advantage

4.5-  ASM 1 - $6000 7/17 (12 month average $6058), FF1 - $6000 7/17 (12 month average $5500) - ASM1 advantage

6.0-  FF1 - $19,120 8/11, ASM1 - $13,145 5/17 - FF1 advantage

6.5-  FF1 - $15,535 6/17, ASM1 $11,450 6/17 - FF1 advantage

7.5-  FF1 - $23,500 3/17, ASM1 - $18,600 8/17 - FF1 advantage

8.0-  FF1 - $35,000 3/17, ASM1 - $30,000 7/17 - FF1 advantage

Tally:  ASM1 advantage in 9 grades;

            FF1 advantage in 8 grades

Take aways:  ASM 1 has already overtaken FF1 in almost every low and mid grade.  FF1 still currently holds the advantage in higher grades (6.0+), however ASM 1 is rapidly gaining ground on it there as well.  I would expect in less than 5 years ASM 1 will be selling for more than FF1 in virtually every grade, emotion and nostalgia notwithstanding.  (thumbsu

-J.

 

 

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3 hours ago, namisgr said:

Depends on whether you consider an Atlas prototype issue one of the big Marvel SA keys.  (Prepares to take shelter :shy: )

:slapfight:

I am a totally ignorant newbie, but I have it on spot 9 of my personal top-10 Marvel SA keys list. And its the one and only non-superhero book I own.

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On 8/20/2017 at 0:07 AM, woowoo said:

Which book has a better value in the top 10

val·ue

The regard that something is held to deserve; the importance, worth, or usefulness of something.

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