Most valuable comic books from 1946-1948 0

[TheWatcher]

4 minutes ago, rjpb said:

1951 book.

[Electricmastro]

What’s the status on Flash Comics #86, Black Canary’s first appearance?

[sfcityduck]

I started to post something, then realized I'd already posted on this thread years ago.

Edited May 19, 2020 by sfcityduck

[Marty Mann]

August/September 1945:   Could be one of the last Golden Age issues.

 

Edited May 19, 2020 by Marty Mann

[Marty Mann]

[bronze johnny]

1 hour ago, sfcityduck said:

I started to post something, then realized I'd already posted on this thread years ago.

Funny because I was going to respond to your post but also realized how long ago your response was posted (to my original post). Lol

Edited May 19, 2020 by bronze johnny

[Marty Mann]

If September 1945 was the End of the Golden Age then October 1945 could be the beginning of The Atomic Age...

 

[Electricmastro]

38 minutes ago, Marty Mann said:

If September 1945 was the End of the Golden Age then October 1945 could be the beginning of The Atomic Age...

 

I personally prefer to lump 1938-1955 together, but fair enough! Haha.

[Yorick]

On 11/7/2017 at 6:41 AM, telerites said:

Phantom Lady 17

What did that high grade (9.0+) copy sell for?  North of $100k, right?

[telerites]

13 hours ago, Yorick said:

What did that high grade (9.0+) copy sell for?  North of $100k, right?

Not a title I track but if it is the one on GPA selling last September - $121K.

The bumping of these old threads makes my head hurt.  I had to look back to see my post was from 2017  

[Yorick]

13 hours ago, telerites said:

Not a title I track but if it is the one on GPA selling last September - $121K.

The bumping of these old threads makes my head hurt.  I had to look back to see my post was from 2017  

Yea, I didn't see the post dates because this thread was on the first page... 

20/20 hindsight!!  At least you knew 3 years ago that PL would heat up! 

[Tri-Color Brian]

This is definitely not one of the most valuable, but it is from 1946...and it has a wabbit on the cover...

[lou_fine]

Well, if you are talking about the 1946 to 1948 time period, then how about a book like this one here:

A classic Baker cover  book which has clearly moved up big time in the price charts over the past few years, as evident by this nicely presenting mid-grade copy here which managed to fetch the astounding sum of $13,200 in one of the CC Event Auctions back in 2018.     

[waaaghboss]

I've always had my suspicions, but this proves it.