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While this sale doesn't show the explosive growth that has characterized the price trend of Hulk #1 over the past few years, it does show that this book, especially in high grade, is still a highly coveted piece of Silver … Continue reading
The title says it all, really. People are still paying big money for Action Comics #1. This sale eclipses the $658k paid for another 5.0 earlier this year at ComicConnect. It's not a great increase, but it's only been a … Continue reading
Did I say the above piece would sell for a fat pile of cash? I did? Just last month? Okay, well, $81,000 is a lot of money. It's only when you realize that the same Amazing Spider-Man 317 cover sold … Continue reading
This month, instead of looking back at December, I figured I'd take a look at the biggest sales from all of 2014. Some of these books I've covered already, but some I haven't so I decided it would be fun … Continue reading
There's no better time to launch a new feature here on the blog than in the heady afterglow of a new world record price for a comic book. As you probably know if you're reading this blog, Pristine Comics auctioned … Continue reading
Just like the title says, the $100,000 Club data is updated with results from the recent Comic Connect Event Auction and the standalone sale of the Hulk #1 CGC 9.2 for $320,000. That Hulk #1 sold previously at Heritage. Whoever … Continue reading
I'm totally jaded. A year ago I would have been covering every bid. Now? I post twice. Anyway, that's a big chunk of change for a mid-grade comic book. Is there any doubt that Action #1 (and the Golden Age) … Continue reading
Because I haven't even mentioned these two books: Detective #27 CGC 4.0 at $229,000 with a week to go
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