What is your Rarest Comic Book? 3 3

[Gatsby77]

And, of course. I'm a sucker for Magnus # 1.

 

None of these is really rare, but I'd reckon having them all in one place is:

 

 

 

 

[Doohickamabob]

 

Woody

 

I joined the boards for serious discussions on comics not this kind of thing. I'm logging off.

Aren't you being a little heavy-handed when you bark at us like that?

[porcupine48]

Exit stage boohoo...

[Get Marwood & I]

 

Woody

 

I joined the boards for serious discussions on comics not this kind of thing. I'm logging off.

Aren't you being a little heavy-handed when you bark at us like that?

 

Maybe I did go off a bit half-cocked.......

[punksdropdirtysrh]

Who has "the image" to share with the rest of us?

Found it...

 

 

So happy I clicked on this thread

[newshane]

THE Holy Grail for Spawn collectors.

 

Rumored print run of less than 60. Most of them are beat to for some reason. Only 16 total on the census and only six in 9.8 blue (highest graded examples). These numbers have been stagnant for the last 3 or 4 years, and I personally don't think we'll see anymore come out of the proverbial woodwork.

 

Uber hard-to-find and very, very expensive if you do.

 

I'm the proud owner of this copy...

 

 

 

[Gem_Mint]

What is your most valuable comic, where do you live, and what times are you at work?

[comicjack]

Who has "the image" to share with the rest of us?

Found it...

 

 

So happy I clicked on this thread

 

Classic helping out a friend

[juggernaut]

Rarest comic I own.

 

15 Cent Price Variant

 

Edited November 7, 2016 by juggernaut

[valiantman]

And, of course. I'm a sucker for Magnus # 1.

 

None of these is really rare, but I'd reckon having them all in one place is:

 

...

 

That one in that grade is definitely rare!

[IndyKMB]

Not sure how rare it is, but one of my favorite pieces is a copy of a Heroic Comics #29, dated March of 1945: http://www.ebay.com/itm/HEROIC-COMICS-29-REAL-LIFE-COMICS-20-/361426081979?hash=item5426ac58bb:g:VaMAAOSwQoFWQOax

 

So cool holding a piece of history that is from a completely different time and era. Who knows, maybe the original owner of mine was a GI.

 

 

[comicwiz]

In 1964, Gilbert Shelton (who is more widely known as the creator of the Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers) made 50 photocopies at the University of Texas Law Library and distributed them on campus. By far, the rarest underground comic in my personal collection.

[Robot Man]

 

So am I the only one who sees the major issue with this???

There is no major issue...

 

Oh, there goes the tall Texan wagging his big log again trying to make us feel bad...

[Ken Aldred]

Probably this, NM condition, publisher file copy...

 

[Robot Man]

My rarest comic? The one I am looking for at the moment...

[porcupine48]

A certain Annual Robot?

[CBT]

Don't have anything in the ultra rare category as my older books are lower grade, but for difficulty to get another (in spite of being a modern), probably would be this:

 

Wolverine #145 Nabisco CGC 9.8 5xSS, 5 Signatures; Stan Lee, Herb Trimpe, Bill Sienkiewicz, Dexter Vines, Len Wein

 

 

(picture is the sellers from a couple years back, dont have access to my own pictures on my work computer)

 

Sweet Nabisco CBT!

thanks

[musicmeta]

I don't have anything rare. All I got are common books everybody has seen before.

[Dale Roberts]

Who has "the image" to share with the rest of us?

Flee?

I know that Dale has been trying to eradicate it since it first appeared.

Impossible. It can never be unseen.

 

On this we agree

 

I've got people scouring the country to try to "talk" to him about this.....

[jcjames]

 

 

How does one find out how "rare" a comicbook is?

 

Is there a resource that gives estimates of existing copies of a book?