Category: Golden Age
As a comic book investor, you want the biggest return for your investment. What if smaller returns over time actually beat short-term speculation returns and losses? This is a value investing hypothesis, read on to learn more! When it comes to investing in the stock market,...
Has anyone else watched the Netflix series "Spy Craft"? I have to say that I got sucked into it recently and I'm not much of a TV binge-watcher (which is strange for a comic book guy to say). Needless to say, it is both entertaining and informative,...
With ELEVEN Classic Comics issues vaulting up the weekly chart and entering the top 100, sneaky moves might not be what we can call the run Classic Comics is enjoying right now. Speculation from part one seems to be fulfilled after this week's chart sees each of...
Looking at this month's release of the Golden Age Comic Chart, Classic Comics might be making a power move. With four comics in the top 200, three of which moved up more than 800 points, Classic Comics has muscled their way past the likes of Batman and...
Dividend-yielding stocks, growth stocks, and commodities are all aspects of a well-rounded financial investment portfolio. What if I told you that Gold and Silver Age keys, Bronze Age keys, and Modern Age speculation books can be segmented and diversified in the same way? If you are looking...
A long time ago in a land far away, I heard of mythical, ancient tomes of great value. These artifacts of bygone times contained the treasures of decades past. But, they were sealed not in Mylar...
There are certain events in life you remember where you were and what you were doing. They are distinct memories that you have and that you will never forget in your lifetime. January 14, 2021, was one of those days. Ironically, I was in...
Batman #1. The first issue in the Batman comic series. The first appearance of The Joker and Catwoman. SUCH an iconic comic. Being from 1940, it is such a great Golden Age comic. Now, the highest-graded issue is going on
Whether you love later printings or you hate them, they are here to stay according to the amorphous comic book market. Modern collectors and speculators have placed higher value in later printings of books than previous generations for a variety of reasons. Rather than taking sides, it's important...
With the holidays just around the corner, I thought it might be fun to take a look at one of the longer traditions in comic books. The Christmas Comic Covers! You'll Have to Narrow it Down The great thing about this...
