For a long time now, old and rare comic books have not been cheap. When you take a look at the blue chips of the comic book market, they can be downright pricey. Rob, over at It’s All Just Comics, maintains a list of comic books that are valued at $100,000 or more. I thought [...]
Posted under CGC, Comic Books, Golden Age, Old Comics, Prices and Values, Rare Comics, Silver Age by ComicSeeker 03.02.2009
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In the small world of collectible comic books, this is big news. Congratulations to Steve Borock on his new post at Heritage.
Here is the press release.
Heritage Auction Galleries has added Steve Borock to its staff of comic experts, the Dallas-based firm announced today, Jan. 29 ,2009.
“Steve is one of the best-known and most respected figures [...]
Posted under Auctions, CGC by ComicSeeker 29.01.2009
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On the September 29, 2008 Countdown with Keith Olbermann on MSNBC, Keith made the following comment:
The House scuttles the bailout, the stock market plummets what happens next? Should you be running to the bank in the morning? Move all your money into vintage comic books?
Interestly, after a quick Google search, there are several references across [...]
Posted under CGC, Comic Books, Prices and Values by admin 08.10.2008
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Second to Ebay, ComicLink is one of the largest dealers of comic books and comic art on the Internet. Although, to be fair, like Ebay, they aren’t a traditional comic book dealer but more of a consignment house. However, what that gets you is one of the largest selections of raw and CGC graded comic [...]
Posted under Auctions, Bronze Age, CGC, Comic Books, Copper Age, DC, Dealers, Golden Age, Marvel, Old Comics, Original Art, Prices and Values, Silver Age by admin 06.10.2008
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Amazing Fantasy #15, the first appearance of Peter Parker as Spider-Man is the hottest back issue in comics right now.
This past summer I sold my CGC graded 3.0, unrestored copy at the San Diego comic-con for a lot more than I paid for it. I thought the market had begin to slow down for [...]
Posted under CGC, Comic Books, Marvel, Old Comics, Prices and Values, Silver Age by admin 23.09.2008
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The ComicSeeker.com Featured Comic Book Dealer is an ongoing series to profile the online comic book dealers and websites that are shown in the comic book search results of ComicSeeker.com.
Bedrock City Comics is a small chain of comic retail stores based in Texas. They also have one of the largest selection of Gold, Silver and Bronze age [...]
Posted under Bronze Age, CGC, Comic Books, DC, Dealers, Golden Age, Marvel, Modern Age, Old Comics by admin 22.08.2008
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The ComicSeeker.com Featured Comic Book Dealer is an ongoing series to profile the online comic book dealers and websites that are shown in the comic book search results of ComicSeeker.com.
Collectors Assemble is one of the websites run by long-time reputable dealer Marnin Rosenberg. The name is a play on the call for the Avengers, Avengers, Assemble!
The site [...]
Posted under Auctions, CGC, Comic Books, Dealers, Golden Age, Old Comics, Rare Comics, Silver Age by admin 07.08.2008
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Comic Book Grades
All comic books, whether they are modern, or rare Golden Age, should be graded on the same scale. There are accepted industry standards outlined by the Overstreet Comic Book Grading Guide as well as by CGC (Comics Guaranty Corporation).
The old school standard was based on a descriptive grade that ranged from Mint as [...]
Posted under CGC, Comic Book Restoration, Comic Books, Old Comics, Prices and Values by admin 15.04.2008
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Comic book dealers and fans have a hard time pinpointing the exact beginning of any of the ages, the bronze age being no different. However, one theme stands out near the beginning is the risk Marvel and DC took to publish Amazing Spider-Man 96-98 and Green Lantern starting with #76. Those issues dealt with social [...]
Posted under Auctions, Bronze Age, CGC, Comic Books, DC, Marvel, Old Comics, Prices and Values, Searching by admin 11.04.2008
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