GUESS THIS! Most common CGC slab (book AND grade) 1 1

[newshane]

13 hours ago, RockMyAmadeus said:

 

But yes, Spawn #1 was printed in huge numbers, and probably 90% of those books remain "in high grade" to this day, having been heavily speculated. I guess people didn't learn their lesson two years earlier.

Yeah, but the fact that the 90 day average for a 9.8 is hovering right around $100, I'd say that anyone buying this bulk en masse back in 1992 for $2 a copy didn't do too badly, at least if they were willing to hang on to the book for 25 years!

I'm also surprised at how quickly the book moves, given the sheer number of them. 

Of course, I feel the same way about Moderns in general. I look at the asking prices, then I look at the census numbers and shake my head. Modern keys are overpriced IMHO. Too many of em. 

[valiantman]

3 hours ago, newshane said:

Of course, I feel the same way about Moderns in general. I look at the asking prices, then I look at the census numbers and shake my head. Modern keys are overpriced IMHO. Too many of em. 

Exactly this wording was used about Bronze Age books when this board started.

[valiantman]

On 1/6/2019 at 9:40 AM, FoggyNelson said:

It would be interesting if it was broken down to GA SA at bronze, copper🆒🆒‼️

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