Marvel Comic Cards from the 1990's exploding? 0

[aardvark88]

15 hours ago, Eddragon said:

Grading per card ranges from $12 to $20 depending if modern or ultra modern. 

the regular tier = $50/card

express tier = $75/card 

The regular and express tier turn around times are ranging from. 4 to 5 weeks.

Sports cards collectors/specs are crossing over into the comic book side of the hobby for pump and dump of slabs:

 

Edited February 14, 2021 by aardvark88

[StillOnly25Cents]

19 hours ago, spidermanbeyond said:

Everything is exploding due to nostalgia .   Have to see how high this market will go.  Good time to sell if you need the money.

Beanie Babies? 

didn’t think so, tell me when someone decides to manipulate that market, my wife is sitting on bins of these

[THE_BEYONDER]

A week ago these Marvel cards were basically seen as worthless to most here.  Now that they’ve popped, those that have them are having second thoughts about letting them go.  
 

It’s a crazy thing to witness. 

[FoggyNelson]

Maybe there is no such thing as Drek anymore🥴

[comicginger1789]

37 minutes ago, FoggyNelson said:

Maybe there is no such thing as Drek anymore🥴

Considering my local classifieds are littered with postings for 90s comics at prices ranging from $10-30 a piece I’d say everyone is thinking they have something of value.

Seriously a guy here has been trying to sell 5 coverless random 80s comics for $70 for forever! Coverless! The best book is a coverless Avengers 233!!

[comicginger1789]

Scratch that he dropped his price to $50....what a deal...

[spidermanbeyond]

I have binders of the all the Marvel Cards from 1990, 1991, 1992, Masterpiece, and X-Men Fleer Ultra.   Debating whether to have them graded.  Here is some good discussion if you are considering as well.  Update on the current state of the market:

 

[MetalPSI]

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[yecul]

The cards largely remain worthless though, right? This is about the PSA 9 and 10 chase, so pristine examples of "key" cards and sealed boxes/packs are hot. Binders of loose cards even in good shape do not seem as much a draw, though obviously moreso than 3+ months back.

I figure the market remains hot until the graded cards start popping the census and the commonness of the cards becomes more obvious