The Most Valuable Comic Books Ever Sold

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Comment from : ComicTom101

I want just one on this list
Comment from : Broke Ass Gamer

guys just found out George Perez passed
Comment from : Trint Daviss

I watched the whole thingI didnt make the list once wtf
Comment from : Im Dronedout

Such an insane list! Cool stories behind these sales toobrbrImagine where we go next?
Comment from : Jason W

Makes me wonder if Nicholas cage is the one who bought the action comics 1
Comment from : Nathaniel McDonough

Imagine having oh just an extra $15 MILLION and dropping it on a comic 😮br Damn, I’m doing it wrong lol
Comment from : Coach Dale - Top Notch Muay Thai

Great channel Tom! I like all the different topics you touch on here From episodes like this to talking about exciting new titles, publishers, and different methods of supporting creators brHad to order my first mystery call box and I really enjoyed it All the variants were truly beautiful The John Carter of Mars cover really pops!
Comment from : SPACECRIME

Why do I think the chances of me finding one of these books in an attic somewhere is pretty small?
Comment from : Bronzeville Comics

Going to invest in reprints 😂
Comment from : Ace

Luv this vid! 🔥🔥🔥 wish I owned any of these books
Comment from : Ranie Laoag

Wow anyway I love listening to you guys this is Bob in Connecticut Hey let’s face it normal people cannot buy these kind of books even a lot of the modern books are not obtainable unless you are very wealthy because of the rising market I was talking to Comic Link and I just mentioned the four of my comic books that they would drive over to me in Connecticut if I was willing to sell any of those Superman 2 50 moderate professional restoration pieces added no trimming they told me it’s somewhere in the six-figure range Amazing fantasy 15 60 Batman 1 50 restored Tales of suspense 39 85 These are my four best books that I have left I paid $12,500 for the Superman I paid $4000 for the amazing fantasy I paid $10,500 for the Batman And I paid $5300 for the Iron Man
Comment from : Bob Matteis

Jaw droppers
Comment from : Mike Wynn

Great video
Comment from : BerkFamily54Comics

Well done, boys Enjoyed the back stories as well
Comment from : Nidal Deeb

Crazy books that none of us will ever see much less own:) but so cool to hear about the sales Unbelievable
Comment from : Jesse Castillo

Awesome video … can’t wait til I win the lotto so I can buy one! As always… Thanks for keeping us informed
Comment from : Holly D

While not a million dollar book, I was looking for an All-Winners 21 from 1946, I was STUNNED to see there is a 98 on the CGC census 😳
Comment from : Dan de la Torre

Well I'm one of the VERY few that have a 1962 Hulk #1
Comment from : Albert Bermudez

TMNT #1 cgc 98 first print at heritage for June auction
Comment from : kadett_68

Will I ever save up that much money?!? Great video and entertaining!
Comment from : Toe Knee

Big money is changing our beloved hobby and I’m not really liking it knowing most of these grails are unreachable But with the volitility of the stock and bond market, and with the government suppressing the price of precious metals, collectibles appear to be “safe” So we’re seeing people who treat our books as another asset making the already low supply even more constrained driving demand which as eco 101 tells us drives prices upward
Comment from : Fred P

Amazing Fantasy #15 was worth $5,000 when I started collecting in 2014
Comment from : TheBlackPhantomHD

There’s a guy in Arizona that helped with that Superman sale everyone was talking about it at my LCS
Comment from : Hector Primero

YOU EVER THINK ANYTHING FROM BRONZE WILL GET THAT HIGH??
Comment from : phil ayling

Great show guys!
Comment from : William Wilson

Being poor I sure wish I had my Amazing Fantasy #15 I bought when I was a kid I always take really good care of my books too
Comment from : Robert FromOC

Wonder who’s pocket got greased for that 5 bump
Comment from : Cooper Hoover

You can pick me up off the floor those are some huge values
Comment from : Lee Niren

How do you get a 98 on a book from 1940’s
Comment from : Cooper Hoover

I really feel uncomfortable having some of my books discussed in this videojust kidding! With all the allegations of market manipulation against Heritage, I'm a bit concerned about the legitimacy of some of their notable sales such as that unbelievable FF #1 for $15 million
Comment from : Art Boston