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what would this SHOWCASE #4 CGC 9.6 sell for?

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Is there really anyone that would pay $100K + for this book?

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Absolutely. I think this book would get bid up around $225-250K. Whether the current owner would set the reserve higher than that is the question (and I think he would).

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Is there really anyone that would pay $100K + for this book?

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Absolutely. I think this book would get bid up around $225-250K. Whether the current owner would set the reserve higher than that is the question (and I think he would).

wow...I am a GA kind of guy, but I had no idea that kind of demand existed for a Silver age book...

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Is there really anyone that would pay $100K + for this book?

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Absolutely. I think this book would get bid up around $225-250K. Whether the current owner would set the reserve higher than that is the question (and I think he would).

wow...I am a GA kind of guy, but I had no idea that kind of demand existed for a Silver age book...

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If Eric Roberts ever sells his CGC 9.6 copy of AF#15, then you'll see some serious demand for a silver age book. I believe that book could sell for up to $500K.

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Is there really anyone that would pay $100K + for this book?

gator

 

Absolutely. I think this book would get bid up around $225-250K. Whether the current owner would set the reserve higher than that is the question (and I think he would).

wow...I am a GA kind of guy, but I had no idea that kind of demand existed for a Silver age book...

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If Eric Roberts ever sells his CGC 9.6 copy of AF#15, then you'll see some serious demand for a silver age book. I believe that book could sell for up to $500K.

wow, I can put a run of action comics 1-100 together for that price, and still have a down payment on a house!

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Is there really anyone that would pay $100K + for this book?

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Absolutely. I think this book would get bid up around $225-250K. Whether the current owner would set the reserve higher than that is the question (and I think he would).

wow...I am a GA kind of guy, but I had no idea that kind of demand existed for a Silver age book...

gator

 

If Eric Roberts ever sells his CGC 9.6 copy of AF#15, then you'll see some serious demand for a silver age book. I believe that book could sell for up to $500K.

wow, I can put a run of action comics 1-100 together for that price, and still have a down payment on a house!

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Not if the run is in CGC 9.6 you couldn't.

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Is there really anyone that would pay $100K + for this book?

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Absolutely. I think this book would get bid up around $225-250K. Whether the current owner would set the reserve higher than that is the question (and I think he would).

wow...I am a GA kind of guy, but I had no idea that kind of demand existed for a Silver age book...

gator

 

If Eric Roberts ever sells his CGC 9.6 copy of AF#15, then you'll see some serious demand for a silver age book. I believe that book could sell for up to $500K.

wow, I can put a run of action comics 1-100 together for that price, and still have a down payment on a house!

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Yeah but not a high grade run. Only 1 9.6 AF 15 in the census of the most popular comic book character right now. Plus there are plenty of spidey fans out there with deep pockets. I dont think 500K but 350-400 wouldnt shock me
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Is there really anyone that would pay $100K + for this book?

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Absolutely. I think this book would get bid up around $225-250K. Whether the current owner would set the reserve higher than that is the question (and I think he would).

I whole heartedly agree with FFB, Amazing Fantasy # 15 are plentiful, this is not.
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If this comic took 225-250k then wouldn't it be the record for a cgc sale? I think the current record is held by a 9.6 Captain America 1.

 

The Pay Copy of Marvel Comics #1 supposedly sold for $350K to Jay Parrino.

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If Eric Roberts ever sells his CGC 9.6 copy of AF#15, then you'll see some serious demand for a silver age book. I believe that book could sell for up to $500K.

 

How do you substantiate this number? I personally think it would be far less for a Silver Age comic with 6 other copies in 9.4...

 

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