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Comic Books

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3. Look on E-bay? Since she has only 30 comics, it wouldn't be too hard to look them all

Reply to flying_wahini (Original post)

Mon Sep 14, 2020, 08:39 AM

Sep 2020

up there and get a sense of what they are selling for. Also, I'm sure that there are comics collectors sites that would also have valuations she could use.

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So my best friends husband died 20 years ago and he left behind a big box of comic books. [View all] flying_wahini Sep 2020 OP

There should be several comic book dealers in the areas. LiberalArkie Sep 2020 #1

Could be worth a fortune! SheltieLover Sep 2020 #2

Look on E-bay? Since she has only 30 comics, it wouldn't be too hard to look them all Nay Sep 2020 #3

My first thought... N_E_1 for Tennis Sep 2020 #4

Try these websites ItsjustMe Sep 2020 #5

I would add comicbookrealm.com to the mix and/or mycomicshop.com Cuthbert Allgood Sep 2020 #7

The Overstreet Comic Book Price Guide is the premier source.... KY_EnviroGuy Sep 2020 #6

Not a huge fan of Overstreet but probably on point for this instance Cuthbert Allgood Sep 2020 #8

Thanks, I'm sure the OP will appreciate your expertise. KY_EnviroGuy Sep 2020 #9

Overstreet is still a big part of the game, but some things change so fast. Cuthbert Allgood Sep 2020 #10