@jdimmick said:
Friend of mine is a bigger comic book guy than coins, and he says the market for good comics is hotter than the coin market
But can you leave a few beautiful comics around your desk to admire during the day? Hmm...
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@amwldcoin said:
I could get on board with slabbing comic books if they had truviews of each page so you could read them!
Don't what you could do about the games they are slabbing...maybe clone a copy so you could play it?
Most of the classic superhero comics can be read in collections in books.
There was one seller who must have had an incomplete Amazing fantasy 15. [5 figure book] he had each page that he had slabbed separately and is selling them singly. Lol. He must have figured 20 individual pages of a classic book would yield more than one incomplete copy.
If I had all the comic books I had when I was a kid, I would have quite a potential fortune. Used to have two stacks, each three foot high.... I think my Mom burned them after I joined the Navy. Cheers, RickO
@ricko said:
If I had all the comic books I had when I was a kid, I would have quite a potential fortune. Used to have two stacks, each three foot high.... I think my Mom burned them after I joined the Navy. Cheers, RickO
When I was around 15 years old (1966), my mom burned all my baseball cards. I don't know why. I think that she thought that they would make me gay, if I looked at them too much. I would look at and study the statistics sometimes, but did not look at the players very much. I had a lot of early 60's cards including more then one Pete Rose rookie card.
Never been bored my whole life. Get up with the Sun. Drink coffee. Go outside. Come in for lunch. Go outside. Come in at Sunset. Eat dinner. Go to bed. Do it again. Always something to do......something to do. It's a beautiful magical World out there. Check it out. Life is good. Enjoy it. It goes by quick.
@rec78 said:
( When I was around 15 years old (1966), my mom burned all my baseball cards. I don't know why. I think that she thought that they would make me gay, )
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Friend of mine is a bigger comic book guy than coins, and he says the market for good comics is hotter than the coin market
But can you leave a few beautiful comics around your desk to admire during the day? Hmm...
Yes...
Yes, it's been torrid. Triple guide all year.
I could get on board with slabbing comic books if they had truviews of each page so you could read them!
Don't what you could do about the games they are slabbing...maybe clone a copy so you could play it?
Most of the classic superhero comics can be read in collections in books.
There was one seller who must have had an incomplete Amazing fantasy 15. [5 figure book] he had each page that he had slabbed separately and is selling them singly. Lol. He must have figured 20 individual pages of a classic book would yield more than one incomplete copy.
Do they have the 20% BP for comics too?
"When they can't find anything wrong with you, they create it!"
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If I had all the comic books I had when I was a kid, I would have quite a potential fortune. Used to have two stacks, each three foot high.... I think my Mom burned them after I joined the Navy. Cheers, RickO
When I was around 15 years old (1966), my mom burned all my baseball cards. I don't know why. I think that she thought that they would make me gay, if I looked at them too much. I would look at and study the statistics sometimes, but did not look at the players very much. I had a lot of early 60's cards including more then one Pete Rose rookie card.
Never been bored my whole life. Get up with the Sun. Drink coffee. Go outside. Come in for lunch. Go outside. Come in at Sunset. Eat dinner. Go to bed. Do it again. Always something to do......something to do. It's a beautiful magical World out there. Check it out. Life is good. Enjoy it. It goes by quick.
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"When they can't find anything wrong with you, they create it!"
I can’t remember ever buying a comic book.
Always loved comic books !
Is MAD magazine considered a comic book? If so, I read those weekly, too, at the chagrin of my father.
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Heritage sometimes includes them in their comic auctions