The Value of Comics in Sequential Order When Selling 0

[GEng779]

Starting to gather my collection, having some graded, etc.

Is it a selling point or an advantage to sell groups of comics in sequential order?

Such as, I have Silver Surfer Issue 1,2,3,4  Iron Man Issue 1,2,3,4   Sub-Mariner Issue 1,2,3,4    Captain Marvel Issues 1 through 9  so on

Best to sell as individuals or as a group?

Thank you

Gary

 

[revat]

Depends on the comic and the condition.  If I were you, I’d consider looking up sold prices on eBay for single and group sales for your own research.  

[Deadpoolica]

14 minutes ago, revat said:

Depends on the comic and the condition.  If I were you, I’d consider looking up sold prices on eBay for single and group sales for your own research.  

[KCOComics]

@revat suggestion makes sense. 

Generally, your best bet is to sell big books individually. You'll get more selling SS1, SS3 and SS4 individually. 

That said, it's worth researching and seeing how runs are selling. 

Good luck! 

[shadroch]

The less popular a title is, the better to sell it by runs.

For example, no one in their right mind would pay more than $1 for  Skunk-Man #21 but you might find a new collector to pay $30 for Skunk-

Man  1 thru 27.  However Skunk-Man 16 has the first appearance of Hal Morrison, who is rumored to be the new Skunk-Man and might be in the 

new Defenders of the Multi-verse movie.

Pimping ain't easy.

 

[GEng779]

Thank you all!!!

[theCapraAegagrus]

On 2/20/2021 at 10:08 AM, shadroch said:

The less popular a title is, the better to sell it by runs...

This.