Category: CPI

by Don | October 13, 2024

Some data suggests Fantastic Four #48 may have over-corrected. Is it a buy at current price points? Let's take a closer look.

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by Doug Ohlandt | October 12, 2024

Welcome back to our blog series about the Fantastic Four CPI! This time, we’re going to take a look at individual issues in the Fantastic Four CPI to discover some interesting ones that have held their value during downtrends in the market. 

by Wymon Stanlick | October 9, 2024

Did I catch wind of someone asking for an Amazing Spider-Man Collectible Price Index? Now, that's an idea worth its weight in silk!

by Don | October 3, 2024

If Wolverine has never been more popular, then it seems logical to think that demand for his most important key issue would also increase? But when you analyze the data, it'd be easy to think that demand for Hulk #181 may actually be decreasing over the past two years.

by Doug Ohlandt | October 3, 2024

Welcome back to our blog series about the Fantastic Four CPI! This time, we’re going to take a look at individual issues in the Fantastic Four CPI to discover some surprising pricing stats and what they mean for your collection or future purchases.

by Doug Ohlandt | September 26, 2024

While comics from other eras decline, Golden Age books are increasing in value. Yet even in an up market, some comics will fall while others continue to rise. Let’s take a look at the Golden Age CPI to note some winners and losers over the past 90 days. 

by Don | September 24, 2024

Would you invest in Marvel Super-Heroes #13 at current price points?

by Doug Ohlandt | September 22, 2024

Welcome back to our blog series about the Fantastic Four CPI! This time, we’re going to take a look at the Fantastic Four CPI and see how it compares to other indexes in our Collectible Price Indexes. We’ll also see how the index has changed in the past couple of weeks and what that means...

by Don | September 20, 2024

The data contained in GoCollect's Silver Age CPI answers that question definitively (at least in my mind): it's better to invest in DC if you're a long-term investor.

by Don | September 17, 2024

To me, Wolverine is like Nike, Apple or Disney -- he's one of the most recognizable comic "brands" or IPs in the world. His key issues are bankable like a proven blue chip stock like Coca Cola; there will always be demand for them.