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RE: comics value with limited edition signature

Harb — Sun, 29 Jun 2008 21:03:21 GMT

[quote][b]aarondawe (6/25/2008)[/b][hr]The top two is still in the top fifteen.[/quote]
However 14 is not in two, but it is divisible by two.

Back on topic. I too am having some issues with "authentic certified autographed" issues. I have like 5 of MacFarlanes signed SpiderMan#1s but have no clue on what they are worth. Now I went out and got all my tick stuff signed because it increase MY value, and that is what counts.

RE: comics value with limited edition signature

Speedy-D — Wed, 25 Jun 2008 22:32:25 GMT

[quote][b]aarondawe (6/25/2008)[/b][hr]The top two is still in the top fifteen.[/quote]

that's funny, but poor logic

RE: comics value with limited edition signature

aarondawe — Wed, 25 Jun 2008 20:49:28 GMT

The top two is still in the top fifteen.

RE: comics value with limited edition signature

Harb — Wed, 25 Jun 2008 19:20:18 GMT

[quote][b]Boboset (6/22/2008)[/b][hr][quote][b]SuperPro (6/20/2008)[/b][hr]In 15 years you will see all 2500 of these in the quarter bin.[/quote]

uhh no. Neil is widely considered the best or second best comic writer of all time depending upon whatgiven person thinks of alan moore. His auto is valuable and that issue you have will sell but is probally worth only $10 or so, and will never ever reach a quarter bin unless it's being sold by a complete idiot. You dont need to insure this book...[/quote]

Top 15 maybe but not top 2.

RE: comics value with limited edition signature

zenknitter — Tue, 24 Jun 2008 15:30:04 GMT

Thanks for your reponses guys. I really appreciate it.
(I don't foresee these in a quarter bin either!. Neil is too cool to be undersold like that. )

RE: comics value with limited edition signature

Boboset — Sun, 22 Jun 2008 15:20:33 GMT

[quote][b]SuperPro (6/20/2008)[/b][hr]In 15 years you will see all 2500 of these in the quarter bin.[/quote]

uhh no. Neil is widely considered the best or second best comic writer of all time depending upon what given person thinks of alan moore. His auto is valuable and that issue you have will sell but is probally worth only $10 or so, and will never ever reach a quarter bin unless it's being sold by a complete idiot. You dont need to insure this book...

RE: comics value with limited edition signature

The Joker — Fri, 20 Jun 2008 20:18:49 GMT

Certificates of Authenticity are a dime a dozen. The only reason to have a signed book is because you want it to be signed. In the world of collecting comic books, it is not always about value, because there are people who value signed books but not many of them are here on the boards. I have two copies of Justice No.1 signed by Alex Ross, they are CGC Signature Series books and they may not be worth what I paid for them, but I bought them anyway. Why? I liked the covers and I have always like Ross' work. I am not expecting them to appreciate in value because of his signature.

RE: comics value with limited edition signature

SuperPro — Fri, 20 Jun 2008 16:27:09 GMT

In 15 years you will see all 2500 of these in the quarter bin.

comics value with limited edition signature

zenknitter — Fri, 20 Jun 2008 16:03:57 GMT

Hi!

I read the sticky first on signatures increasing the value of the comic. I understand that it is of personal value depending on individual, but what if the autograph is limited edition and numbered for authenticity?

I have in my possession a Neil Gaiman autographed issue of Sandman. It is autograph number 798 of 2500? (I think I know for sure its number is less than 1000 but not sure on total number of copies off the top of my head) The comic is not in front of me at the moment.

That being said with Neil Gaiman gaining more popularity with his many books and now a movie that was a pretty big hit, what would be the value of this comic now? How about in 15 years? I'm curious so that I can get insurance on the comic if needed.

Thanks!!!