One Million dollars
“It’s the single most important event in comic book history,” adds ComicConnect.com co-owner and COO, Vincent Zurzolo.
Well, it's finally come to this: An 8.0 copy of ACTION COMICS #1 featuring the first appearance of Superman has sold at auction for $1,000,000! Read all about it HERE! Guess I'll dig out my five copies I've been sitting on all these years. But of course I kid. Anyway, I would say that comic book collecting is doing pretty well as a hobby, even during these tough times. (This still doesn't explain that NEW MUTANTS #98 that just sold for $12,250.00!)
Labels: classics, collecting, heritage, In the news, on the block
posted by Bill at Comix Connection @ 9:15:00 AM
Get your copy today! Available for a mere $3.99 at the stores or $10.00 shipped, while they last! We were one of only 140 stores WORLDWIDE who participated in this awesome personalized cover event, and there is a VERY limited number of these available! Get your piece of Comix Connection history today! (Click this text for more details, see your Friendly Neighborhood Comix Connection Counter Monkey to get yours today!)
3 Comments:
A million smackers. And the poor bastard who shelled out for it can't even open it up and smell it. Whoever came up with this CGC crap should be slapped upside their head. By a robot.
Why sell your comics for Billions when you can sell them for Millions?!?!?!? Wahahaha!!!!!
Amen Tom!!! Smack them with a hard plastic unreadable comic shell!!! Maybe it will crack and someone can actually READ the comic!!! What a concept!
I'm glad I'm not the only anti grading crusader.
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