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Comic Books

N_E_1 for Tennis

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4. My first thought...

Reply to flying_wahini (Original post)

Mon Sep 14, 2020, 09:40 AM

Sep 2020

Search online for each specific book, date publication number so forth. Expect to get approximately half the value of them that you see online...if you want to sell. Many collectors are “flippers” buy then sell at slightly higher prices. This is how it worked in the baseball card world years ago.
Or head over to eBay and search for the specific book you’ll find prices there also...then not too bad of a place to sell.

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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