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GAMEFINEST 04-09-2020 05:50 PM

Anyone here invest in COMIC BOOKS?
 
Just saying.

I have few CGC graded but nothing too spectacular.

I need to start, comic books are good investments too if grade is high.

Grapesoda 04-09-2020 06:21 PM

my brother does, I have no idea how's it's going... been at it 40+ years

GAMEFINEST 04-09-2020 07:18 PM

Yeah, I mostly used to collect Marvel

PornDiscounts-V 04-09-2020 08:00 PM

I have some in my closet that I haven't seen in about 20 years.

In about 20 more years I'll see how much they are worth.

vividtalk 04-28-2020 03:40 PM

stocks should be better..think about liquidity

GAMEFINEST 04-28-2020 08:33 PM

A lot of stocks have doubled in one month

AmeliaG 04-29-2020 03:10 AM

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Originally Posted by PornDiscounts-V (Post 22645030)
I have some in my closet that I haven't seen in about 20 years.

In about 20 more years I'll see how much they are worth.

Same here.

Lexi BongaCash 04-30-2020 12:35 AM

Never been able to collect stuff, but retro comics are such a pleasure to read even online

Markul 04-30-2020 05:06 AM

Where do you go to see the value?

kane 04-30-2020 12:18 PM

I collected a lot of them when I was a kid and it turns out most of them were worthless, with a few nice exceptions.

A friend of mine recently sold his entire collection. He had about 5,000 books. About 100 of them had some real value and came to about $5000. For the rest he got 40 cents each.

If you can find the right ones and get them for a good price, you can make some money. If you are going to sell some, try doing it when the corresponding comic book movie is out. A few years back when Venom was the main villain in one of the Spider-Man movies I sold my two Spider-Man comics that feature the first appearance of venom and got a few hundred each for them. Now they are worth about half that. Female Thor might be about to go up in value.

Vendzilla 04-30-2020 05:53 PM

No comic books, but u have the first issue of easy rider magazine in mint condition!

slapass 04-30-2020 06:13 PM

I have heard that the market for most collectibles has been down. Just a function that the baby boomers liked to colllect and no one after them does. This was from a guy who worked with stuff like that.

GAMEFINEST 04-30-2020 08:06 PM

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Originally Posted by slapass (Post 22659575)
I have heard that the market for most collectibles has been down. Just a function that the baby boomers liked to colllect and no one after them does. This was from a guy who worked with stuff like that.

Yeah Good point, I still a few good ones, first appearances. But there is still shit loads of nerds who love to collect comics.

eric_wahlberg 05-01-2020 04:44 AM

Comics were good
 
Comics were good but right now people are so much busy spending time on phone and videos that everybody appreciates it but nobody wants to pay for it.

Just look at DC Comics and Marvel. They have shifted to pictures. Plus, no new super heroes are made.

InfoGuy 05-02-2020 05:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Markul (Post 22659060)
Where do you go to see the value?

MyComicShop.com has a large inventory with asking prices, plus they offer consignment for more desirable issues from private collections. CGC census info is also available to get a sense of how rare an issue is in higher grades.

ebay has a filter to display completed auctions, both sold and also listings ended without a buyer.

If buying comic books for an investment, stick with Bronze Age and earlier (pre-1976). More modern titles are plentiful and mostly worthless or are fads that will not have enduring value.

GAMEFINEST 05-02-2020 08:57 PM

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Originally Posted by InfoGuy (Post 22660625)
MyComicShop.com has a large inventory with asking prices, plus they offer consignment for more desirable issues from private collections. CGC census info is also available to get a sense of how rare an issue is in higher grades.

ebay has a filter to display completed auctions, both sold and also listings ended without a buyer.

If buying comic books for an investment, stick with Bronze Age and earlier (pre-1976). More modern titles are plentiful and mostly worthless or are fads that will not have enduring value.

I sold majority of books to them back in the day, they pay good amount for it. There are some modern age books worth brick of gold, but mostly i look at Bronze age too.

Markul 05-02-2020 11:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by InfoGuy (Post 22660625)
MyComicShop.com has a large inventory with asking prices, plus they offer consignment for more desirable issues from private collections. CGC census info is also available to get a sense of how rare an issue is in higher grades.

ebay has a filter to display completed auctions, both sold and also listings ended without a buyer.

If buying comic books for an investment, stick with Bronze Age and earlier (pre-1976). More modern titles are plentiful and mostly worthless or are fads that will not have enduring value.

Thanks. I collected them some 30 years ago. Most are in mint condition still and in plastic covers. But they are almost all from the 1988-1995 era.


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