try not to get rips or tears and keep it with a card board back with a baggie on it and it will increase in value if it does not get damaged. Alos if you grade it by a professional comic grader.
need to sell my 1st edition JLA comic with certificate of authenticity,for x-mas cash on ebay.it is near mint condition in plastic. can you help me figure out its approximate value so i can set a reserve price,please????
etither $500,000 and it can be raised to 1million
I have some valuable comics like the first issue of Conan the barbarian. Most are all in mint condition. I have the pricing for the valuable ones, but what is the best way to sell the less desired ones?
Should I sell the best ones individually, or as a lot on ebay?
You could try Craiglist.com and create an account there. You’d be surprised how effective that is. It doesn’t really matter if you sell stuff in bundles or separately.
The interested parties will contact you either by phone (if given) and/or by an anonymous email that will redirect it to your inbox. From there you can choose the buyer. Good luck!
I have some valuable comics like the first issue of Conan the barbarian. Most are all in mint condition. I have the pricing for the valuable ones, but what is the best way to sell the less desired ones?
Should I sell the best ones individually, or as a lot on ebay?
You could try Craiglist.com and create an account there. You’d be surprised how effective that is. It doesn’t really matter if you sell stuff in bundles or separately.
The interested parties will contact you either by phone (if given) and/or by an anonymous email that will redirect it to your inbox. From there you can choose the buyer. Good luck!
I have some valuable comics like the first issue of Conan the barbarian. Most are all in mint condition. I have the pricing for the valuable ones, but what is the best way to sell the less desired ones?
Should I sell the best ones individually, or as a lot on ebay?
You could try Craiglist.com and create an account there. You’d be surprised how effective that is. It doesn’t really matter if you sell stuff in bundles or separately.
The interested parties will contact you either by phone (if given) and/or by an anonymous email that will redirect it to your inbox. From there you can choose the buyer. Good luck!
Does anyone know a web site where i can find the value of old comic books.well i got a crap load of old comic books from the 50s and a lot more that my dad gave me and are in spectacular condition and im trying to find the value of it i got anywhere from X-men to Transformers and some that i have never heard with all that old advertising and stuff.
here you go, http://www.comicspriceguide.com/
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May #5, any i knw the price to sell?
www.comicspriceguide.com lists the value at $3 in mint condition. Several of the online comic shops are selling that issue for $1
If I buy a Marvel comic that has a value of $3, will it increase in value by much in, say, 10-20 years time?
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Dream on. Comics now are so mass produced that it may go up a little in the next year or two (up to 5.00 or so), then it will drop back down and go below.
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Lots of experience and I know comic dealers (see link below)
Ok the question is vague but what comics were produced in the 90’s that now have a high monetary value? Anybody know? I’m not taking about manga, I’m talking about marvel, dc, dark horse, image. Thanks for reading.
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I have some valuable comics like the first issue of Conan the barbarian. Most are all in mint condition. I have the pricing for the valuable ones, but what is the best way to sell the less desired ones?
Should I sell the best ones individually, or as a lot on ebay?
You could try Craiglist.com and create an account there. You’d be surprised how effective that is. It doesn’t really matter if you sell stuff in bundles or separately.
The interested parties will contact you either by phone (if given) and/or by an anonymous email that will redirect it to your inbox. From there you can choose the buyer. Good luck!