Amazing Spider-Man #39 Value - GoCollect
August 10, 1966

Amazing Spider-Man #39

Key Issue
First John Romita Artwork; Norman Osbourne Revealed as The Green Goblin
Artist
John Romita
Art Simek
Letters
Art Simek
Pencils
John Romita
Scripts
Stan Lee
Editor
Stan Lee
Script Writer
Stan Lee
Publisher
Marvel
Publication Date
Aug 10, 1966
Cover Price
$0.12
Page Count
36 pages

What's it Worth?

Building Tables

Graded Population

CGC Title
Publisher
Date
Verify
Amazing Spider-Man #39
Marvel Comics
8/66
Verify
All Grades
3,633
Population Share
Universal
2,973
81.8% of pop
Signature
506
13.9% of pop
Restored
117
3.2% of pop
Qualified
36
1% of pop
Conserved
1
0% of pop
9.8
9
top 0.3%
0
--
0
--
0
--
0
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9.6
32
top 1.4%
2
top 0.4%
0
--
0
--
0
--
9.4
58
top 3.3%
2
top 0.8%
2
top 1.7%
0
--
0
--
9.2
73
top 5.8%
11
top 3%
3
top 4.3%
0
--
0
--
9.0
133
top 10.3%
16
top 6.1%
5
top 8.5%
0
--
0
--
8.5
186
top 16.5%
29
top 11.9%
14
top 20.5%
4
top 11.1%
0
--
8.0
219
top 23.9%
43
top 20.4%
8
top 27.4%
2
top 16.7%
1
top 100%
7.5
242
top 32%
43
top 28.9%
14
top 39.3%
1
top 19.4%
0
--
7.0
310
top 42.4%
43
top 37.4%
6
top 44.4%
3
top 27.8%
0
--
6.5
250
top 50.9%
37
top 44.7%
7
top 50.4%
2
top 33.3%
0
--
6.0
229
top 58.6%
46
top 53.8%
10
top 59%
2
top 38.9%
0
--
5.5
249
top 66.9%
45
top 62.6%
10
top 67.5%
4
top 50%
0
--
5.0
241
top 75%
48
top 72.1%
9
top 75.2%
4
top 61.1%
0
--
4.5
222
top 82.5%
34
top 78.9%
4
top 78.6%
4
top 72.2%
0
--
4.0
184
top 88.7%
41
top 87%
9
top 86.3%
3
top 80.6%
0
--
3.5
126
top 92.9%
25
top 91.9%
7
top 92.3%
6
top 97.2%
0
--
3.0
96
top 96.2%
17
top 95.3%
5
top 96.6%
1
top 100%
0
--
2.5
58
top 98.1%
9
top 97%
1
top 97.4%
0
--
0
--
2.0
21
top 98.8%
2
top 97.4%
0
--
0
--
0
--
1.8
10
top 99.2%
5
top 98.4%
0
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0
--
0
--
1.5
10
top 99.5%
1
top 98.6%
1
top 98.3%
0
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0
--
1.0
3
top 99.6%
1
top 98.8%
0
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0
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0
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0.5
12
top 100%
6
top 100%
2
top 100%
0
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0
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