Category: Collectible Investing
Buy what you like, right? Well.... maybe. Admitting mistakes is the first step to correcting them. This article is about a mistake most collectors reading this article make when it comes to their collections. One of the greatest sayings in the hobby is 'buy what you like'....
Incredible Hulk #181 is a very important book because... I'm just kidding. You don't need me to tell you much of anything about why this book is a grail for many (if not most) comic collectors. You know why you love it - we're taking a...
If you're a dedicated concert poster collector, you know that the thrill of the hunt can lead you to unexpected places. One such place is the beloved TV show WKRP in Cincinnati. While most viewers tuned in for the laughs and hijinks...
Joe Greene’s 1971 Topps Football rookie card sold for $22,200 Thursday night in PWCC Marketplace’s Premier Auction to become the Pittsburgh legend’s highest-selling card of all time. Few examples of Greene’s rookie card survived in good condition due to chipping and color-fading...
The September Premier Auction at PWCC Marketplace closed last Thursday, and let me tell you - it was a fun night for NFL and NBA cards! Multiple records and interesting price points were set in the auction. Here's a look at a few of...
We're taking a look at a late '90s series that EVERYONE seems to own - Spider-Man 2099. With hundreds and hundreds of thousands of copies sold, is it possible to find any worth in them? Let's find out. First, a brief history. No, Spider-Man's is...
Often ignored by collectors, Marvel magazines represent some of the most unique offerings by the publisher in the Bronze Age. They were also the proving ground for many up-and-coming artists who would grow to become fan favorites. Here’s a look at ten Marvel magazines you’ll want as...
03Legendary artist, Stanley Mouse, has been a mainstay in the music scene since the 1960s, creating iconic and memorable concert posters for some of the biggest names in music. Over the past few decades, Mouse's designs have become collector's items, and they continue to be...
Welcome Back, Friends! Several of my previous blogs delve into the many personal and professional reasons I Re-Sparked into collecting again after a ‘several’ year hiatus. Yet, one particularly important reason compelled me to write this article and share it with you,...
Just last week, through a consignment, PWCC listed one of the most important comic books of all time on its site: Superman #1 (1939). This particular copy is a CGC 3.0 with cream to off-white pages. The consignor is asking for $449,000 but is...