#1398574 - 10/09/06 11:33 PM
Re: GL 76 -- HG Prices Still Going Up
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tth2
"I blame it on the low quality of the newbies that are joining the boards."
--And with one swoop tth2 become the community crotchety old man. Damn kids today.
TOTAL NEWBIE
Registered: 12/04/03
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Loc: Hong Kong
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I have a 9.4 and a 9.6 GL 76
Joe, have you submitted the 9.6 copy to CGC for a Ewert check?
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#1398576 - 10/10/06 01:09 AM
Re: GL 76 -- HG Prices Still Going Up
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jduran1
The Post-man always rings twice. Uhm... ring ring?
Registered: 10/10/03
Posts: 1855
Loc: Jedi Knight from Colorado
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I think people are just really starting to realize how important this book is in the grand scheme of things with Bronze Age books, start of the Bronze Age or not. One thing to note is that Neal Adams books have been continually rising in value and it seems his fans are everywhere and this book is the book with regards to his work.
The rarity factor Im sure also plays a factor. Whether its hard to believe or not this book seems to genuinely be hard to find in true NM condition and what I think is more of a truer test of a books long term value is once prices start going nuts on it do the higher grade copies show up for sale ?
I cant even remember when was the last time we saw a copy of this book in 9.4 for sale publically and I can personally attest that the prices on 9.4s are heading into the stratosphere even more so then the 9.0s. The art and story in the book are terrific and since we all know we comic people are " Cover guys " you really cant get better then this in any age of comics.
Adams Superman 233 is one other book that you will not find in high grade for sale anymore. I have the only high graded for sale in a long long time.........
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#1398578 - 10/10/06 10:40 AM
Re: GL 76 -- HG Prices Still Going Up
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johnenock
FACT if I stop posting, trillions and trillions of transistors would be out of work.
Registered: 07/01/05
Posts: 4855
Loc: Boise, ID
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I think people are just really starting to realize how important this book is in the grand scheme of things with Bronze Age books, start of the Bronze Age or not. One thing to note is that Neal Adams books have been continually rising in value and it seems his fans are everywhere and this book is the book with regards to his work.
The rarity factor Im sure also plays a factor. Whether its hard to believe or not this book seems to genuinely be hard to find in true NM condition and what I think is more of a truer test of a books long term value is once prices start going nuts on it do the higher grade copies show up for sale ?
I cant even remember when was the last time we saw a copy of this book in 9.4 for sale publically and I can personally attest that the prices on 9.4s are heading into the stratosphere even more so then the 9.0s. The art and story in the book are terrific and since we all know we comic people are " Cover guys " you really cant get better then this in any age of comics.
Adams Superman 233 is one other book that you will not find in high grade for sale anymore. I have the only high graded for sale in a long long time.........
When I was selling my 9.4, I couldn't give it away...so I kept it.
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FLASH (1st series)
9.4 raw or slabbed: 191 192 193 194 195 196 197 199 201 202 204
205 209 211 215 217 218 219 220 223
228 234 237 238 242 243
245 247 250 254
266
277 284 318 322 323
Flash 2nd Series 9.4 and better:
Annuals: 3
29,38,39,42,45,56,59,80(non foil version),83,84,89,100(non foil version) 168,175,178
And...
Iron Heights
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