Comic Book Pricing [Beginner's Guide to Value]
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- Опубликовано: 16 июл 2024
- Why does one comic book cost more than another? This knowledge is critical if you are buying or selling.
In this video I cover three general factors that contribute to comic book pricing:
* Notability
* Rarity
* Condition
Then I provide three tools to help you determine more precise values for your books:
* Overstreet Price Guide: gemstonepub.com/en/comic-book...
* The E-Bay Method: ebay.com
* GPA Analysis: comics.gpanalysis.com/
&&Links for More Information&&
-Estimating Existing Population of Comic Books-
* CGC Census (indicates how many have been graded by CGC) www.cgccomics.com/census/
* Estimating all existing books (CGC graded plus ungraded; it's hard)
www.cgccomics.com/boards/topi...
www.cgccomics.com/boards/topi...
-How to Grade-
* CGC Video on Grading (featuring Matt Nelson): • Grading Comic Books | ...
* Overstreet Grading Book: www.gemstonepub.com/en/the-ov...
-Raw vs CGC-
* • CGC COMICS VS. RAW - W...
--Comic Book Images That Aren't My Own Books --
* Heritage Auctions: HA.com
I wish I knew what it felt like to have a $20K comic in my hands!
Thanks for commenting.Terrence. The book didn't cost near that much when I bought it. I was lucky enough to buy most of my books five years ago or more. The market was not as hot as it is today.
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did you expect the market too become that hot?
@@Dwight_ Hi Dwight. Not at all. Of course, I want the comic book market to do well, but don't like it when it gets too hot (i.e., late 2020 through early 2022). I'm glad it's cooling off a bit. I still think blue chip comics are a good investment for the long haul. Nevertheless, I'm patiently waiting on the sidelines for books to cool down a little more before I jump back in.
It's feels the same as normal comics 😂
Lmao😂same i think the highest i ever held was an asm 300🥲
Loved the video. Very informative and very helpful and great to wstch sgain. Can't wait for more.
Thanks James Howard. I appreciate it!!
I was deep into comic collecting 40 years ago - cool to see that even in this digital age there's still a healthy market for collecting and selling - blown away to see that set of Spidermans that sold for $100,000 !?!? Never knew about SEVEN SEAS but that's definitely a treasure!!
Thanks Paul for stopping by the channel. I eventually gravitated to golden age comic book collecting because of the covers. Yeah, Seven Seas #4 is a masterpiece :-). The 80s was a great time to get into comic book. As a kid I thoroughly enjoyed the stories. I created a video of how I got my start as a collector in the 80s, which may bring back some memories for you! ruclips.net/video/h7Cu4KuXZBI/видео.html
Nice vid Keston, awesome books and info. Enjoy your weekend.👍✌
Thanks Slim Comics for stopping by! And, I appreciate the kind words.
This is a really great run down. You explain things well and your examples were 👌 ❤❤
Thank you so much!
Great content. Love the cowbell!
Thanks for the comment Madge. My cowbell-loving buddy Kurt would appreciate the reinforcement.
Some great points and great books. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Jerry. BTW: I started watching a couple of your later leaf casting videos. Really impressed with your willingness to tinker! You've gotten a lot better.
I really appreciate your content. I love the Golden Age era of comics; I’m a wiser investor/collector because I consume your videos.
That's so kind of you to say latenite. Much appreciated!
Really excellent video, clearly and succinctly and personably explains concepts without jargon or judgment.
Kind liked the cowbells, me.
Thanks Dany for stopping by the channel and for the kind words!
Thanks Dany. Received mixed reviews about the cowbell. Perhaps I'll bring it back :-)
Great video- a lot of useful information.
Thanks for the kind comment Vintage Craftsman! Glad it was helpful to you.
Awesome Video. Lots of good information.
Thanks my friend. A serious coin collector revealed the notability-rarity-condition factors with me many years ago. It's a great foundation for understanding comic book price.
Thanks for the video!
You bet!
I may have a few of those you mentioned. When I check it out I will get back with you. Hopefully I can. I'm not great with modern technology. I'm surprised I'm able to find your reply. Yeah I am getting better. It's my first time tuning in great job and info . Ty
Very nice.
I learned alot from this video.thanks.
Thanks Vinny for the kind words!
I recently found a tote full of old comic books and some have never been opened so this help a lot but I’m still going to do research b4 I start selling them.
That's great. Good luck going through the tote. Good luck. I hope you find a gem or two.
Less cow bells. Great content. You should do a top 50 comics in your collection video. It is a great way to build subscribers fast.
Thanks so much Comic Collector Geek! I plan to do a top 50 sometime in June. Probably my best from 1950 to present.
Just organized and catalogged my comic book collection for the first time and this is really helpful. Thanks Keston! Also, just a suggestion; there should be way more cowbell. Way more. It can never be over utilized. Go crazy, bro.
Hi Anthony, Glad it was helpful. Yeah, I've gotten a decent amount of comments about the cowbell. Perhaps I'll bring it back.
Great video, new sub 👌
Thanks Patrick!
Bells were well timed, interesting info though I have nothing to base that opinion on.
I saw some comics at a garage sale, looked like good tips on how to see value on ebay and the like.
Thanks.
Hi Jim. Thanks for commenting. I hope you can pick up a comic or two at a garage sale!
just the right amount of cowbell. :) thanks for the educational video.
Appreciate it Saber. Always tough to figure out how much cowbell a video deserves :-)
Thanks, I’m a teen thinking about selling comics for a profit and this advice seems to be pretty helpful.
I'm glad it was helpful to you theend. I wish you look getting into the comic game. If you're interested, check this video out. It goes a little deeper into strategy. ruclips.net/video/GZYA8sHxZEk/видео.html
Thanks, will do
Resting your elbow directly on a Spiderman 300 and Avengers 1....yikes!
Yikes indeed. A friend pointed that out to me too. Thankfully, I don't think the books were hurt. I've now got a new process of presenting books that puts more space between the books and my elbows :-) Thanks for stopping by the channel and leaving a comment!
Thank you
As someone who is just getting into collecting higher end comic books, thank you. This definitely gave me some useful tools and insight when hunting for my own personal grails.
TAS #262 9.8 Newsstand edition, here I come! 🕸️🕷️
Thank you, Alexander, for the nice comment. Good luck acquiring your grails!
Great vid.
Thanks Yashil
Great video, it helped me a lot! I found some old “Danger Girl” Comic books in my attic that were kept in mint condition. I’ve been researching about them a lot recently, hoping to find their value and if they are worth grading or not. If anyone know about the series, I’d love to hear about it!
Thanks Awesomeness1000. I appreciate your stopping by. I'd suggest putting -- "danger girl" cgc --- in Ebay and selecting "sold" option. That'll give you sense of what these books are selling for, when slabbed.
you see! you can buy this comic for $1 from this person, now that person learn from you, so that person now ask for tons of money for, thank to you! very fool.
Great video I'm starting to learn about comic collecting and maybe buy a few soon. Do you do consultations or any advice for a large purchase I want to do? I am after a rare comic but don't know how to go about purchasing it since it's the highest ever grade for this particular very obscure comic with only 10-15 gradings ever done by CGC.
Hi Devan. Great to hear from you. Ah...the thrill of the hunt for a truly rare book! I'm excited for you. Let me acknowledge that is incredibly difficult to determine FMV on a book like you are talking about. I have two questions for you. What's the age of the book? And, where is this book being offered (e.g., Ebay, Heritage Auction, a comic book shop)? I can give you a better answer if I know this information.
@@kestonsoldschoolcomicbooks6842 Only on eBay currently. "Wishes and Rainbows" 1981. Printed by the federal reserve of Boston (weird right? A comic from the federal reserve). There are four 9.6s in existence with one selling for $900 a few years ago. The 9.8 is the highest ever and currently listed on eBay for $4999. An issue i am finding is that i also can't find out how many of these 1981 copies were printed but they seem to be exceedingly rare
@@devandaringer7420 Wow! Thanks so much for sharing. Never heard of that book and honestly don't know enough about it or those that collect it to give you specific guidance. Nevertheless, I had fun learning about it through a Google search. Like you said, very few sales but a few popped up on GPAnalysis including the 9.6 for $900 you referenced and a 9.0 going for $1120 in the same month (Oct, 2020). My guess for FMV of a 9.8 is as good as yours because there is so little sales data. It is true that a 9.8 usually sell for quite a bit more than a 9.6 but we only have that one data point for a 9.6. Further, b/c it is a one shot, you can't even look at other books in a series for guidance. My guidance then is general. Ask yourself what your goals are. Do you want a good looking copy or do you need to have the best copy? Is your main purpose to make a profit or is it a book that you have to have in your collection? If having the 9.8 is worth 5k to you personally, then buy it; you'll always cherish it. If you are concerned about the book primarily as an investment, something to be aware of...right now, there is only 1 9.8 on census. Is it truly the only 9.8 out there? If it is not, what would happen to the value if one or more other 9.8s show up on CGC census? Further, where is the demand for this book coming from? Is it strong, will it continue to be strong? ...I certainly can't answer those questions. Good luck and thank you for introducing me to an interesting book.
They are all worth what someone is willing to pay.
Hi Angel. Thanks for commenting. True enough, any individual transaction ultimately rests on a buyer and seller agreeing on a price.
Thanks for the video some great info. I have been using some of the methods you use here also, but when you are talking about the books, you mention that there are X amount of a certain book. Where do you look for this info? Are you just looking at print runs and using that number or is it more of an estimation? I use gpa, eBay, cgc census, but when trying to figure out if a book is truly rare im just not really sure where to look to see how many of them are still around. Any info about this would be great. Thanks
Hi Damien. Thanks for the kind words and excellent question. Estimating existing copies of a particular book is far from an exact science. Print runs give you an idea of the upper limit. But, especially for silver-age and golden-age books, we know that many haven't survived. Personally I use the CGC census to give me a sense of relative scarcity among key books. I've also been turning to the CGC boards to hear speculation in the chat rooms. That's where I plucked many of my speculative numbers. There are some big time dealers there who have a good sense of the market. Nevertheless, opinions vary considerably. even among experts.
@@kestonsoldschoolcomicbooks6842 That makes sense, thanks for the help, much appreciated.
@@dw2305 You're welcome. Good luck with your collecting.
I have several comic book marvel first edition from 1950s end up but I am a just afraid of who to trust for the value
Hi Sunshine 24. I'd first get an overstreet price guide for a quick and dirty valuation of your books. If you are sitting on thousands or tens of thousands of dollars, I would suggest consigning with one of the auction houses (heritage, comicconnect, or comiclink) or mycomicshop. Alterntively, there are a few great e-bay sellers like SparkleCity or Blizzard who accept consignments too. At worst, you can likely get 70% of the value of those books. One of the problems with having someone value your books -- without your having an idea -- is that they may lowball you and then offer to buy them. If you consign the books somewhere, they'll want your books to sell for top dollar. And, they should earn a percentage 10% to 30% for high-end books. Good luck!
Should talk about preventive measures such as not doing an elbow drop and grind on condition sensitive items 😅 @9:39
Yeah, inadvertent of course. Rule 1: Bag and Board. Rule 2: Do not crush comics with body parts :-). Fortunately, no damage was done to the Avengers 1!
I Hope🤔
I need to figure out what the Original in the sealed packet 1st edition Ren and Stimpy. is worth today plus two others 1 open the 2nd in a plastic bag with cardboard. Early 90s very GC..DAVE FLA THANKS FOR YOUR SHOE I HAD FORGOTTEN I HAD THEM
Thanks Dave for the comment. It's fun to go back to old forgotten books from the 80s and 90s. Sometimes they are worth something. Most times they are not. But, the journey is always fun! Good luck going through your books. I hope you have a gem or two in there!!
I am brand new to your channel. First I have to ask, what the hell kind of name is Keston? Second, I see you have a USPS hat on. I was a city carrier a few years ago, so YEAH!
Glad to have a fellow USPS worker visit the channel. Back in the day I worked as a remote encoder. Keston? My parents made the name up. It was the mid-70s :-). If you enjoyed the pricing video, you might like this newer piece on comic book rarity: ruclips.net/video/IYbdbxuehl8/видео.html
Hello, I'm just now getting into comics. Buying and selling. I don't see myself as a collector per say. I just look at most them as stocks. I would like to buy only the ones that have a trend upwards. I was a baseball/ football collector and realized I spent way too much money over the years hunting the "gems" by buying multiple boxes and lots from estate sales. I don't want to go down that path again. What price/value resource would you use on the go. Say at a garage sale and someone gives you a price. How do you look that up "on the spot" to determine its value. Was at a garage sale today and the guy said $3 each or or he would sell the whole lot for $250. Wow. Didnt have the time to look thru them or the resource to price any of them
Hi jgroomasb. A lot of folks use GoCollect to give them a rough sense of value. Like with sports cards, grade also plays a big part in price. So, you want to make sure you can size up condition quickly. From what I gather from folks who buy collections (I'm not one), the key is to be familiar with keys and mini-keys. Can you spot a $50 or a $100 book quickly? It's usually a key or two or several mini-keys that makes ore breaks the deal for the buyer. Mint Hunter comics talks quite a bit about this. You may want to check out this video from him: ruclips.net/video/4cNb6s3o8_c/видео.html
I have a lot of old Tarazan ones with 30 cents on them are they worth anything they’re from the 80’s I think perfect condition
Hi Shoddy. The series you are likely referring to started in 1977. The first issues sells for a few dollars in nice condition. Not much love for the character these days. Thanks for commenting.
More more more!!
Heh, heh. Haven't used the cowbell in a while but maybe I'll bring it back.
I have special collector’s edition Simpson’s 1993. issues #1 signed by Steve Vance,Bill M, Cindy Vance, and Matt groening . PERFECT condition. Anyone know what this could range for?
HI Dolly, Cool book. I"m not a specialist in that area. Signature books are tough to price. I took a peak at GPAnslysis. There are several examples of a signed Simpsons #1 that went for about $1,000 but they usually had one signature, not three. One 9.8 book with Matt Groening and Bill Morrison sold for over 4k. One concern though -- CGC won't verify signatures unless they witnessed them. So, if you wanted to verify the book, I'd advice submitting to CBCS who will grade and authenticate already existing signatures.
@@kestonsoldschoolcomicbooks6842 appreciate all the information!!!! Very helpful!
I have a 1977 marvel comic books...... nov17 how much the price now??
Hi Jhun. Thanks for commenting. You'll need more information to figure out the price: title of the book, the issue #, and approximate grade (e.g., Amazing Spider-man 185, in Fine (6.0) condition). Then I would suggest using the E-Bay method to get a sense of value, which you can find at about 11:50 in the video. Good luck. I hope you find a gem or two in the collection.
Are there any books that you would get graded that most people don't?? Would like to know
Hi Captain-Chronic. Glad you stopped by. For the most part, I prefer to keep the books raw (not professionally graded and slabbed). So, if anything, I have many raw books that many people would have graded.
However, if I'm buying an expensive silver or golden age book -- $500 and above -- I almost always buy a CGC-graded copy. Too risky to pay that kind of money for a raw book unless it is from an exceptionally trustworthy dealer (like Heritage Auctions).
@@kestonsoldschoolcomicbooks6842 thank you and thats a good point spending that sort of money atleast with a graded copy you knkw what your getting, is there any reason you keep your books raw other then reading them ?
@@Thewanderingidiot1 First and foremost, I'm a cover collector. And, I love looking at the covers at different angles and seeing the light reflect off the gloss. The true glory of a cover is never revealed when slabbed. That's my nerdy answer for ya!
@@kestonsoldschoolcomicbooks6842 ❤❤ I actually feel the same if its not batman or aquaman its all about the covers
Selling my raw books...can you suggest where I can find pricing for them?
Hi vynilrob, For a quick idea about whether your books are valuable are not, I would refer to the Overstreet price guide. To get more fine tuned pricing, I would look at items on eBay - like yours -- and see what they recently sold for. Good luck!
Is that the real Fantasy 15 in the background and what's the grade thanks
Hi Richie. Thanks for commenting. In the video, it's the AF15 image on a metal tin. I do, however, own a real copy. And, it's featured in my top 50 comic book video if you'd like to check it out. ruclips.net/video/8ltT0J4P0I4/видео.html
How do you look them up
Hi Debbi, thanks for the comment. Are you trying to look up price, look up census numbers, or something else?
Are any of the Venom versus comic books worth money I got part 3 and 4 I think I got them for 30$
Hi TBB. Thanks for the comment. I'm thinking you are referring to Venomverse. Unless, you have a rare variant, they're not worth a ton of money. I suggest looking up these books on E-Bay and look at "sold" items. That way you can see what they actually sell for.
@@kestonsoldschoolcomicbooks6842 thank you very. Much I will make sure too do that
Value is demand supply/scarcity and relates to people’s interest, condition and age of comic.
Well said Metal Bum.
@@kestonsoldschoolcomicbooks6842 yet I still can’t value haha. Because each of those words I said are ever changing and I don’t see enough sales of these older comics 😅😅
@@MetalBum haha. Yeah, it's tough. Especially for golden age. The confidence interval is wide 🙂
i have 1962 amazing fantasy comic book that has NOT FOR RESALE on it-what dose that mean?
Hi Bene. That may be a 2002 reprint. www.mycomicshop.com/search?ivitems=24655415#57252548. The original AF15 from 1962 does not have the "NOT FOR RESALE" caption on it. -keston
-thanks @@kestonsoldschoolcomicbooks6842 are they work anything i have 24 diffient copies that are mint
I think I remember hearing a rough pitch of the contents in this video from you a few years ago. It's like you're a measurement expert or something...
Doesn't ring a bell, but I appreciate the kinds words Mr Runyon. Haha!
Hi
How can I know the value of my comics?
Hi Shuyu. @11:03 you can find several tools.
Sold my grails in 2019. Good Luck
HI Cosmic Depot. Thanks for sharing. I hope you feel good about that decision. I've had to trade many of my beloved books to get the collection I now have. I made a video about it, if you're interested.
@@kestonsoldschoolcomicbooks6842 Thank you for sharing. I had one of the most desired comic book collection in the world. It does not rank close to mile high find....but significant. Thank you I will look at your collection.
How do I know if I have a 1938 Superman it looks real but it can’t be right?
It is likely a reprint. See if this video from Barry Sandoval helps! ruclips.net/video/n-rF3BIaMFM/видео.htmlsi=_WHx3zMPUEtU3oq0
Great vid. Isn't copper age from 1984 too 1993. And from 1993 is technically modern age? I think a 7.0 grade for a silver age grade is amazign. And a silver age book ik a 4.0 is average
Hi Aram. I appreciate the comment. You are right, for those who recognize the Copper Age. I consider any book I bought from my youth as "Modern" ...haha. Nice point again about the silver age. I recently watched a video by Automatic Comics who was examining silver age key prices at each of their respective most common CGC grades. They fell between 3.0 and 5.0. So, right on regarding the 4.0 being average for a silver age book!
Wouldn't the U.K. edition of Avengers #1 be worth more due to the fact that it is more rare than the U.S. edition ?
Good question Timothy. Many folks have asked the same question!....I made a video on just this topic, if you are interested in learning more. ruclips.net/video/lLkoOCy2h_A/видео.html
I have the best unknown collection of 2000 early silver age marvel issues in the country. All the number ones, many in Fine or better...
Congrats! I’d suggest one of the auction houses (heritage, Comicconnect, or comiclink) if you ever plan on selling them.
@@kestonsoldschoolcomicbooks6842 Exactly what I'm thinking of doing..
@@rtbarnes4893 Smart. You also want to shop around too. In my experience, the top auction houses will give you 90% of what the book actually sells for if your collection is valuable enough AND CGC or CBCS graded. They can also help you process the books for grading too. But, grading is not cheap either. Heritage, Comicconnect, and Comiclink have all been great for me. Had dozens to hundreds of transactions with each. They have all been good to work with.
@@kestonsoldschoolcomicbooks6842 Thanks so much for your advice! I appreciate it.
I need more cow bell :)
Good to see you 5 Day Flipper! I may bring back the cowbell.
My problem is I find one like x-men 1 with cyclops in the title, with a 9.8 grade for $588,888 or 15k and same grade and then I find the same book same grade for $35, who is the crazy one with the price? The high or low?
Only two copies of x-men 1 from 1963 have been graded at a 9.8. Today it’s a million dollar book. There are other later series that came out also called x-men 1 that are not valuable. Perhaps that’s what you are seeing. Thanks for taking the time to comment, my friend!
@@kestonsoldschoolcomicbooks6842 ok the one I’m talking about is the special collectors edition with no writing in the front and there is also another one with the same picture but it has the normal writing and price and all, thank you for the reply.
@@kestonsoldschoolcomicbooks6842 and what if it’s from 1991?
@@masterpingxiaopo2983 Neither of those books is valuable.
@@kestonsoldschoolcomicbooks6842 ok thank you
do they publish that book here in the uk?
Hi William A-D. Great to hear from someone across the pond! Which particular book are you speaking about. Is it Avengers #1? Here's an interesting article you may may enjoy: www.comicpriceguide.co.uk/features.php?id=15
@@kestonsoldschoolcomicbooks6842 no that book that tells you the prices of graded comics you showed in the video the very thick one
Gotcha. I don't believe that Overstreet provides a UK Price Guide. I did see this online but am not familiar enough to vouch for it. www.comicpriceguide.co.uk/
And also have richie rich comic books
HI Jhun. Some Richie Rich books are valuable. Regarding your particular copies, it depends on which issues you have and their grades. I suggest using the E-Bay method. See response to your other comment for more details. Thanks for stopping by!
I mistakenly invited a comic shop guy over to my house to buy my entire collection. He then went through it and cherry pick all the key issues and gave me peanuts for them! Never again!
Hi Commodore Rook. I appreciate your sharing this painful story. Sure, dealers should make money for their time and effort...but shouldn't completely screw over sellers. A good deal in my mind is one that is fair for buyer and seller. When I watch people on youtube say they picked up a $5,000 book for a $1, I always think about the person they got the book from. I'm going to think more about the ethics of buying and selling...an interesting topic with a lot of gray area.
Hey can you do an update on this video. Just because golden age seems to be rising in value while the modern to bronze seems to be quickly dropping in value.
Man I have trouble valuing these golden age that are for sale for so high yet the sales data is not there.
For instance a wonder woman I’m looking at last sold for $500 but way back in 2018
Good question MB. I've been considering doing that video: How to Spend Big Money with Little Information :-). ...I'm trying to figure out a way to make it appealing to a decent sized audience. Any suggestions?
@@kestonsoldschoolcomicbooks6842 hmm maybe mentioning words “ultra scarce golden age comic treasures” or something to that extent as a catch. Pull them in with a pic of detective comics 27 or something recognizable.
I’m looking forward to it 😊😊
Just want you to know watching you lay your elbow on that SM 300 made my stomach turn.. can I have that? You clearly didn't need it?
Haha. Thanks for stopping by the channel and commenting. Yeah, it was done in the fog of youtube video filming. It also happened to be the first where i used multiple physical books as props. I've since changed my approach to treat these comics with more respect. Fortunately, the book was not harmed!
MORE COW BELLL!!!!
Haha. Thanks Lance!
@@kestonsoldschoolcomicbooks6842
Just a question where would you suggest selling comics when you have great ones?
I’ve sold quite a few books through Heritage, Comicconnect, and comiclink. All three are great to work with.
@@kestonsoldschoolcomicbooks6842 ok thank you so much
@@kestonsoldschoolcomicbooks6842 sorry to ask another question but what is the best place to find comics, I live in New Jersey, so I have a couple comic stores but what would u suggest?
Hold onto that Avengers - some day collectors will figure out the rarity of the UK editions.
Thanks so much for commenting. A few folks have suggested the pence variants need more love!
And yes more cow bell.
Will Ferrell agrees!
More cow 🔔
Maybe I will bring it back :-)
I wish rarity was a big factor, all my Valiants would be worth more.
Hi Shepherds Knoll. Thanks for stopping by. Yeah, rarity alone won't do it. I have a few golden age books that are super rare (under 100 copies likely). They can be had for under $10. The demand just isn't there.
less cow bell...lol.
Haha. Thanks William. Most folks want MORE Cowbell :-)
Everything is overpriced on eBay
I've found some reasonable deals on eBay, especially through auctions and occasionally through Buy It Now. And, I've had to sift through many, many egregiously over-priced books.
More cowbell.
Who doesn't like cowbell? Thanks for commenting Graham!
Pocket change under this presidency?
oops, the CGC books are way overgraded and value is collapsing for CGC golden age... sigh.
Thanks for commenting. I'd love to hear your analysis on golden age comic book values collapsing. Modern, copper, bronze, and silver have taken a hit, sure. Golden age has held up well, comparatively. And, many books are still hitting all-time highs. Not saying golden age is immune to downswings, just saying that "collapsing" is a bit on the hyperbole side.
Thanks for sharing this info. 🫡💯
You bet
You buy my comics
Hi Bobby. Not buying right now.
That's a cheap car
Heh, heh….yeah, doesn’t sound as impressive a couple years later.
it seems you are so happy when a comic sold for millions LOL
why are you putting your elbow on the comics re-watch your video.. Please don't do that.
HI Shane. Thanks for the comment. Yeah, it was a mistake. An early video. Have a better process now. Haven't done it since. Fortunately, no harm done to the comic.
Thank you
You're welcome!