Category: Key Issues
Young Avengers #1 used to be one of THE hottest books on the market for years. Perhaps it could be a good time to pick it up when it sits at all-time lows?
If you could ‘affordably’ (NFA) own a piece of Marvel Comics #1 history, would you be interested?
An FMV reflects what buyers are willing to pay, but one has to also look at a type of appraised value. This value may differ from what people are paying for the book at any given time. That is where one can find hidden gems.
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.
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...
We’re back with another look at our Chartbusters! These are the comics that sold for the highest prices in the month of August. It was a month of oddballs, with many books that haven’t made our Chartbusters list or haven’t made an appearance in a while showing up. Let’s dive deep to determine what these...
Welcome to the first blog about the Fantastic Four CPI! We here at GoCollect are thrilled to introduce this brand-new feature in our Collectible Price Indexes. And this is just the start!
There can be multiple different reasons a book is undervalued. Here are a dozen Marvel comic books that are truly undervalued.
The Silver Age, long the lynchpin of the collecting universe, is experiencing down times. Yet even in a market that’s trending in the wrong direction, some comics are bucking the trend. Of course, others are just exacerbating it. Let’s take a look at the Silver Age CPI to note some winners and losers over the...
One area of focus in comic collecting that has been overlooked since other forms of media began to have such a great influence on the hobby is that of hunting down key comics by top creators. Never fear. This time we’re looking at the works of Frank Frazetta.
