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Value: $70 - $140 (assuming unrestored, raw copy in Fair to Good condition)
This is an authentic Silver Age comic book that will appeal mainly to Superman, Lois Lane, and general DC Comics collectors. The cover and interior reflect significant wear, including color loss, creasing, edge wear...
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Value: $100–$275 (depending on condition and market; lower range for fair copies...
A classic Silver Age DC comic with a significant Superman cover and a quirky story line about a duplicate Superman. The issue is a collectible but not an extremely key book, thus value depends heavily on condition...
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Value: $60–$175 (depending on condition; low auction estimate for a mid-grade...
This is a genuine mid-1950s Silver Age Superman comic, notable for its colorful and imaginative cover featuring a plot twist involving a duplicate Superman. The comic shows some cover wear: visible creasing, chipping...
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Value: $85 - $225 (raw, depending on condition; slabbed higher in NM)
A strong example of mid-1950s Silver Age Superman comics, with vibrant cover art and collectible appeal due to the classic 'duplicate Superman' storyline. Visible wear, chipping at top, spine stress, and minor tears...
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Value: $80–$150 (raw copy, grade: very good or lower; higher grade or slabbed copies...
A classic and collectible Silver Age Superman issue, featuring important appearances by both Brainiac and Lex Luthor. This issue is well-regarded for its cover art, story, and villain combination. The specific grade...
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Value: $60 - $180 (depending on condition; value drops notably with visible wear or...
An authentic Silver Age Superman comic from 1964 featuring a historic villain team-up. Collectors value such issues for their classic cover art and pivotal plotlines, although condition is a determining factor in value...
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Value: $100 – $250 (typical unslabbed, moderate grade condition; higher if graded VF...
A word about fakes.. The market for Silver Age key issues like this is strong, but beware of modern reprints and any signs of restoration. This issue, Superman #167, is desirable for the Brainiac/Luthor team-up and its...
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Value: $60–$120 (depending on condition; auction liquidation for a low to mid-grade...
This is a genuine Silver Age issue of Action Comics #274. It has collector interest due to its cover story involving Lois Lane assuming Superman's powers (as Superwoman). The condition is worn, with visible spine...
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Value: $80–$150 (auction value, depends on grade; higher for VF/NM, lower for worn...
A well-known and collectible issue from the Silver Age; desirable subject matter with Superman, Superwoman, and Lois Lane. Cover, coloring, and Comics Code stamp confirm vintage authenticity, but moderate-heavy wear...
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Value: $800–$2,000 (depending on condition; higher for professionally graded...
Key Bronze Age comic book, highly collectible due to being the first appearance of Conan in comics. This particular copy shows moderate spine and corner wear, typical of raw, ungraded mid-grade comics from the 1970s...
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Value: $800–$2,000 (auction range, ungraded mid to low VF; higher for certified...
A word about fakes.. Comic books, while often reprinted, are less likely to be counterfeited at this era, but facsimiles and reproductions exist—always verify printing details and paper quality. This is a sought-after...
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Value: $120 – $375 (depending on condition, unslabbed/ungrouped; higher for CGC-graded...
A word about fakes... Key issue Bronze Age comics, especially those with popular characters, are sometimes counterfeited or reprinted without disclosure. This issue appears to be an authentic period copy based on cover...
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Value: $18,000 - $35,000 (auction estimate, depending on completeness, condition and...
An authentic-looking, well-preserved suit of Edo Period samurai armor with rich original materials, extensive traditional construction, and excellent textile lacing. The ornate kabuto and expressive menpo suggest this...
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Value: $80–$150 (auction estimate for decorative limited edition print)
A cheerful, well-composed modernist print that appeals to both art lovers and cycling enthusiasts. The limited edition numbering and artist signature add collectible value, although this is considered decorative art...
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Value: $20 - $50
A decorative mid-century floral print, probably a commercially produced item rather than an original or limited-edition work. Popular as accessible home decor in the 1960s-1970s, these prints have modest collectible...