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1 minute ago, Foolkiller said:

You know, I agree with you on the Doctor Strange 49 cover -- a number of folks told me that they thought it was a subpar cover and that Rogers wasn't as desirable for a lot of folks.  I took a longer look at the image, and while I still love it, the hands and forearms do a look a bit of proportion, and when it crept up I sort of backed off on it.  That said, it's an awesome image and you're probably right about it.  

Agree with you 100%.  

Thought it was a spectacular cover, until I saw exactly what you did.

 

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12 hours ago, Carlo M said:

 

 

Best buy:

- M Rogers Dr Strange cover: looks absolutely spectacular 

It's a great looking cover. Is the "Best Buy" label because of the image itself? Where's the market on Rogers Doctor Strange? Seems VERY strong as a final top bid relative to what's come before. 

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On 3/4/2020 at 11:43 AM, Sideshow Bob said:

The Zeck SSM #131 cover sold for $33k at HA in Nov 2017. This is obviously a better cover, but is it double? I had it pegged around $40k - 50k. Given that SSM #132 sat at $60k for that long, between the two seems about right. But we've seen plenty of pieces languish on a dealer site only to get wrapped up higher with bidders caught up in auction fever. 

Hammer at $43k, with BP $51,600. 

Congrats to the new owner! 

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WOW!!!   :flipbait:

$24K for the Vampirella #41 Cover Painting by Enric 

Closest was Vampirella #36 back cover going for $20K a few years ago.

Most of the Enrics go frm $8K-15K

 

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On 3/4/2020 at 8:43 AM, Sideshow Bob said:

The Zeck SSM #131 cover sold for $33k at HA in Nov 2017. This is obviously a better cover, but is it double? I had it pegged around $40k - 50k. Given that SSM #132 sat at $60k for that long, between the two seems about right. But we've seen plenty of pieces languish on a dealer site only to get wrapped up higher with bidders caught up in auction fever. 

You are right. editing my original post got SSM numbers mixed up with WOS number

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I'm pretty surprised at the price results I've seen thus far. I thought a down stock market would depress prices, but it looks to me like prices are through the roof.

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Wow, the Tim Sale Batman pages surprise me.  The first one (Issue 5 page 9) is an A+++ panel page (and more of a half splash) but almost 10K I think surpasses even recent splash page sales.  The second page (issue 5 page 10) is also an A++ page and finished a healthy $7.8K

I'm lucky I already have great examples as I wouldn't be buying at these prices!

Malvin

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Just now, malvin said:

Wow, the Tim Sale Batman pages surprise me.  The first one (Issue 5 page 9) is an A+++ panel page (and more of a half splash) but almost 10K I think surpasses even recent splash page sales.  The second page (issue 5 page 10) is also an A++ page and finished a healthy $7.8K

I'm lucky I already have great examples as I wouldn't be buying at these prices!

Malvin

Yeah, i was eyeballing those pages as well.  Nice to see Timmy getting some love!

 

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21 minutes ago, Brian Peck said:

I think SSM #131 is better than SSM #132. With the perspective and the city plus being a cliffhanger cover. I prefer it over #132.

Are you talking about Web of Spiderman #31?

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12 minutes ago, Sideshow Bob said:

Are you talking about Web of Spiderman #31?

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Ya I got them mixed up. I do agree with you SSM #132 is much better than SSM #131

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I thought I had a shot.

two great Colan DD 27 pages featuring Spider-Man. I focused on the page 12....hammered $19,800. I didn’t have enough bid bullets.

I was hoping half that....

page 11 (no slouch) went for $12,000

Encouraging sales for consignors and as mentioned a few higher priced items selling for less the second time around.

🍇 + 🦍 

 

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Peanuts stuff was all over the map. Just a note, nothing coming home with me.

Lil Folks was pretty strong in my opinion.  I haven’t seen one in auction for a real long time.  This one had two great scenes in it.

1955 Lucy strip, this one was the sleeper and I am kicking myself for not bidding one more time.less than 20k for a 1950s strip is pretty good.

1956 Sunday.  hammered at $90k and I thought it was a bit weak for the content but the price definitely wasn’t weak.  

1959 Daily Charlie Brown and Snoopy. Hammered at $22.8k.  A little under what I thought it would go for.

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16 minutes ago, robert frey said:

how about the giant size x-men 1 page price of 17.5k + BP?

What's that per square inch of actual ink on that page? 

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35 minutes ago, grapeape said:

I thought I had a shot.

two great Colan DD 27 pages featuring Spider-Man. I focused on the page 12....hammered $19,800. I didn’t have enough bid bullets.

I was hoping half that....

page 11 (no slouch) went for $12,000

Encouraging sales for consignors and as mentioned a few higher priced items selling for less the second time around.

🍇 + 🦍 

 

These are two very nice pages, both must be nice in person at twice up size.  They seemed pretty similar to me, anybody has a sense as to why the price difference?

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I thought the ASM #123 page would have gone higher ($14.4K w the juice)...AM has a page from the same book (IMO the heritage page was nicer and signed by both SL and JR sr) priced at $19K

 

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7 minutes ago, glendgold said:

Doesn't that equation involve dividing by zero?

I saw an episode of Star Trek where they tried that.....

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Zeck G.I. Joe #25 cover sold for a solid price of $21,000.  I think it's one of the top 5 covers in the series, but it was too far out of my price range to consider bidding.  

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18 minutes ago, Mickey7 said:

Zeck G.I. Joe #25 cover sold for a solid price of $21,000.  I think it's one of the top 5 covers in the series, but it was too far out of my price range to consider bidding.  

I bid a lot on it but lost. That was the one I really wanted as it was one of the first comics I had as a kid. So sad to see it pass me by. :(

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