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The $1k Club
Featured Below Are Modern (plus a few bonus books to keep in mind) Variants That Sell For Over $1,000 When Graded Raw Pricing Is Provided In The Low, Mid, High Boxes 💎Subscribe For $1.99 and Unlock 12 Categories Plus Key Issues Alerts 🎁 Please utilize the eBay links provided when making a purchase
Low $220
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Mid $750
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High $2.2k
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High $1k
Low $95
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Mid $235
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High $710
- Included with the purchase of the Acclaim video game
- Partial reprint of Spider-Man Unlimited #1
- According to Bill: I painted the Carnage figure for the original ad and game box. Painted Venom & Spider-Man separately for use in potential related future ads, just the figures, no backgrounds as per the job requisite
- Fewer than 10 copies graded 9.8 on the CGC census
Low $80
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Mid $280
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High $800
Low $150
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Mid $500
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High $1.5k
Low $120
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Mid $565
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High $1.3k
Low $75
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Mid $235
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High $775
Low $100
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Mid $450
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High $1.6k
Low $240
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Mid $935
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High $2.3k
Low $75
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Mid $225
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High $700
Low $250
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Mid $875
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High $2.8k
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Mid $300
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High $1k
- Variant second printing cover art by Adrian Alphona
- 2nd cameo appearance of Kamala Khan (interior)
- 1st cover appearance of Kamala Khan as Ms. Marvel in-costume
- There are surprisingly few copies available for sale publicly for a book that has doubled in value this year
- Traditionally, a price hike like this would draw out copies but collectors seem determined to hold for now
- @ax prediction of the week: The Kamala cameo/first app saga is crazy confusing and Captain Marvel #17 2nd print is the most well known book for collectors not paying attention. It will be this book that separates itself
Low $70
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Mid $275
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High $725
Low $80
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Mid $350
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High $530
Low $0
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Mid $0
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High $1.4k
Low $100
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Mid $400
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High $1.2k
Low $40
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Mid $120
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High $650
Low $40
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Mid $120
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High $450
Low $225
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Mid $800
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High $2.5k
- 🏅#3 on the Hot 5
- 1st appearance of Miles Morales
- Variant cover art by Marko Djurdjevic (1:25)
- This week marks the second peak that Ultimate Fallout #4 has experienced in the past year, the first peak occurring mid-June
- Two colossal sales this week reaffirm that the crown atop the head of Ultimate Fallout #4 as the most important Modern Era comic collectible is appropriately placed
- 1:25 Marko Djurjevic variant graded 9.8 by CGC:
- Sold by Heritage Auctions Jan 16 for $14,400
- Sold on eBay Jan 17 for $13,000
- Previous high sale in July 2020 for $8,500
- Difference from July ‘20 to Jan ‘21 is +$5,200 (+62%)
- CGC/CBCS unsigned copies graded 9.8: 139/8 = 147
- 1:25 graded 9.8 is 16.5x more rare than the standard cover in the same grade
- Ultimate Fallout #4 cover A graded 9.8 by CGC:
- Previous High: $1,420 in June 2020
- New High: $1,525 in Jan 2021 (+7%)
- Currently, a CGC 9.8 is listed for $20k and a CBCS 9.8 for $12.5 (starting bid, 0 bids)
- Collectors are wisely looking at the long term value of this book as the Modern version of Amazing Fantasy #15
- Even Miles’ second appearance in his own self-titled series echoes Peter Parker’s second appearance in The Amazing Spider-Man #1
- Ultimate Comics All-New Spider-Man #1 sells for $150 ungraded (polybagged) and up to $500+ in 9.8 which is exceptional still for a Modern comic second appearance
- This week’s 1:25 record-breakers puts the Ultimate Fallout #4 variant on par with:
- The Walking Dead #1 graded 9.9
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #1 graded 7.0
- Amazing Spider-Man #129 (1st Punisher) graded 9.8 without White Pages notation
- The Amazing Spider-Man #1 (1963) graded 5.5
Low $90
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Mid $285
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High $1k
Low $50
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Mid $145
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High $530
Low $80
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Mid $215
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High $750
Low $50
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Mid $150
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High $550
Low $35
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Mid $110
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High $385
Low $65
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Mid $220
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High $650
Low $50
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Mid $150
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High $550
Low $25
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Mid $80
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High $300
- Variant black & white sketch cover by Todd McFarlane
Low $150
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Mid $500
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High $1.6k
- Extremely scarce "Bone Claw" error variant, printed without foil (some are reported to have flecks of silver foil)
- In X-Men #25 (1993) Magneto stripped the adamantium that was fused to Logan's bones by the Weapon X Project, returning the mutant to his natural form
- Six years later, in this anniversary issue celebrating 25 years of Wolverine, the adamantium is re-laced to his skeleton by Apocalypse, extracting it from Sabretooth and transferring it to Logan to serve as the Horseman Death
- There is a silver foil and gold foil (2nd printing) edition to mark this historic return to Wolverine's most iconic feature which makes the irony of the error that much more intriguing