This site has a semi-active forum, the ability to actually track your collection and several other features.

If at all possible check out a few.įirst off is. Since these resources are free, you know the old saying: ” you get what you pay for.” Don’t use just one of these sources as the means to come up with the value. You can visit the free resource here: Free Comic Book Values It walks you through finding comic book values and prices and helps you decide the best method for your situation. UPDATE: Comic Book Secrets now has a quick Free Comic Book Values Page for your use.

I also discussed the problems with “the guide.” Today I want to give you few free resources to help find the true value of your comic books. In the previous comic book value post I talked about using the Overstreet Comic Book Price Guide as a source.

Mint: A perfect book as it was when it came off the press.If you want to find comic book values and the online price guide now, please visit our new page here: Free Comic Book Values and Online Price Guide – Click Here.

Near Mint: No cover damage but may be off-center straight spine only minor interior fading with no stains, marks, or tears.

Very Fine: Cover corners may be slightly creased spine may have slight wear only minor interior stains or discoloration.

Fine: Minor cover wear with slight rounding of corners minor staple discoloration minor interior stains or tears near the edges.

Very Good: A small piece of the cover might be missing staples might be rusty pages might be brown minor interior repairs might be present.

Good: Cover may have missing pieces, creases, folds, and discoloration a small portion of the interior might be missing there may be obvious interior repairs.

Six values are listed here for each issue number based on the following grading criteria: The value of an individual comic book is dependent on its grade. Use these values as a guideline for evaluating the reasonableness of dealer prices, setting up trades with other collectors, and estimating the worth of your collection. They are derived from numerous sources such as dealer price lists, advertisements in comic book collecting publications, and public auction results. These prices for comic books are provided as a service to Hobbizine readers. Comic Book Values - Spider-Man Issues #41-#80

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