The 3rd most valuable comic book in the world surfaces? Or is it another copy? I'm going to be clicking refresh on the CGC forum thread until I get some answers. Will it be at Baltimore? (I will be, by … Continue reading
Strong result, I think. I know it's only around a 10% bump from the last sale, but that was an aggressive number at the time, so any improvement should be looked on as a positive.
It was the crown jewel of the Pedigree Grand Auction that closed tonight.
Sorry! I've been busy. I thought I might as well post them and point out that I updated the all time record comic book sales. Detective #27 CGC 6.0 Sells For $575,000 Metropolis sold this book for a ridiculous amount … Continue reading
I should point out, I valued this one correctly when it was announced. And just like that, we have a new record and the 3rd seven figure sale. A remarkable month. With this stake in the ground, the questions start … Continue reading
Word on the street (okay, word on the internet) is that Comic Connect bought outright the 8.5 from its present and longtime owner. The price paid is reportedly more than the 1,075,000 paid for the Detective 27 at Heritage last … Continue reading
This book now represents the 3rd, 4th and 8th highest prices paid for a comic book. Here's what Heritage had to say:
That was the most exciting auction I've ever seen. In a furious round of bidding it hammered out at $1,075,000 with buyer's premium. More on this later, when I catch my breath!
To cut right to the punchline here, this is the 2nd best known copy of Action #1. Yeah, I was surprised, too. What about the "other" high grade copy, you ask? This is it. Let that sink in for a … Continue reading
The Kansas City Action #1 CGC VF 8.0 is listed as Sold on the Comic Connect site. It's the first publicly reported sale over $1,000,000 of a comic book. It's actually the first publicly reported sale over $500,000, but who's … Continue reading