
From slashfilm, A Bronze Age comic has broken the six-figure ceiling with the single highest CGC graded example of Incredible Hulk #181, Wolverine’s first full appearance, changing hands on ComicLink for $150,000. This lone 9.9 has long been estimated to be the single most valuable comic book of the 1970s, but it had never changed hands publicly until this sale a few weeks ago. This number sets a new standard for high grade comics from the Bronze Age and clearly demonstrates the popularity of Wolverine amongst collectors.
“It is a rare event when the single highest certified example of a comic as important as Incredible Hulk #181 changes hands,” says ComicLink President Josh Nathanson. “This singular 9.9 has long been tucked away in a private collection, largely hidden away from public view. The sale of this book is not only a great example of the strength of the market for top graded keys, but also an incredible acquisition for the new owner! Think of the bragging rights!”
5 comments:
Of course my copy is not in mint condition. Sigh.
I was gonna say, "JPX, why don't you sell yours and take us all out to dinner or something!"
Sigh.
Sigh. Siiiiigh.
Maybe you should have it appraised.
This came from a box of comic books that my cousin gave me 20 years ago. I bet he's kicking himself!
Maybe you should take him to dinner.
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