I Bought A Spawn 1 Newsstand Cgc 9 8 Everything Y I finally bought a cgc 9.8 that has long been on my want list a spawn 1 newsstand cgc 9.8! after doing some research for this video, the newsstand version. Gocollect data shows us year to date returns for a 9.8 are a modest 17.2%. newsstand versions of spawn #1 tell another story. in recent years, raw newsstands typically sold for $100 while graded 9.8s sold for $250. with renewed discussions of a spawn movie with jamie foxx as the lead, 9.8 graded newsstands started to hover around $500.
Spawn 1 Newsstand Cgc 9 8 Signature Series Todd Mcfarlane Ebay Relative to spawn #1 direct edition, the spawn #1 newsstand is "scarce" to the tune of about 7% (vs. 93% for direct edition). relative to other books (different titles, issues, publishers), spawn #1 newsstand is extremely common, since it was a 1992 book with over 100,000 newsstands printed (and saved). edited january 20, 2023 by valiantman. Editor's reply: spawn #1 (click for current ebay listings) is not a bad comic, considering it was released in 1992. it's worth $60 70 in cgc 9.8, but it will cost you $30 to have it certified and slabbed! it's one that is unlikely to increase in value in future years, because so many were printed. there are likely tens of thousands of these. But if it’s to sell eventually, i’d prob just keep raw. imho, based on the shift in collecting, it appears anything original or 1st appearance of relevance of any kind should be graded. they typically sell for at least $50. only if it's a rare newsstand edition, at 9.9, and signed by todd. An example cgc 9.8 graded copy of todd mcfarlane’s spawn #1, published may of 1992 by image comics. although cgc lumps the newsstand and direct edition copies together and the label does not say “newsstand edition” the way it does for spawn #9, collectors in the know can still discern the rare newsstand edition copies from the prevalent direct edition copies by the upc code on the cover.
Spawn 1 Newsstand 1992 Cgc 9 8 White Pages 1st Appearance Of But if it’s to sell eventually, i’d prob just keep raw. imho, based on the shift in collecting, it appears anything original or 1st appearance of relevance of any kind should be graded. they typically sell for at least $50. only if it's a rare newsstand edition, at 9.9, and signed by todd. An example cgc 9.8 graded copy of todd mcfarlane’s spawn #1, published may of 1992 by image comics. although cgc lumps the newsstand and direct edition copies together and the label does not say “newsstand edition” the way it does for spawn #9, collectors in the know can still discern the rare newsstand edition copies from the prevalent direct edition copies by the upc code on the cover. About spawn #1 first appearance of spawn (al simmons). second appearance of the image "i" logo. includes a pull out spawn poster. todd mcfarlane story, cover, and art. Newsstands in this era were 1:100 vs direct edition. getting a cgc 9.8 is even rarer. about a dozen each of spawn 7 10 in 9.8. only 230 of spider man india, which has key first appearance of character for next into spider verse movie. and eight billion genies is a very hot title that’s been optioned for a movie and a universe by amazon.
Spawn 1 Newsstand Upc Barcode Variant Todd Mcfarlane Htf 1st App About spawn #1 first appearance of spawn (al simmons). second appearance of the image "i" logo. includes a pull out spawn poster. todd mcfarlane story, cover, and art. Newsstands in this era were 1:100 vs direct edition. getting a cgc 9.8 is even rarer. about a dozen each of spawn 7 10 in 9.8. only 230 of spider man india, which has key first appearance of character for next into spider verse movie. and eight billion genies is a very hot title that’s been optioned for a movie and a universe by amazon.
Spawn 1 Cgc 9 0 Newsstand First App 1st Mcfarlane Image 1992 Newly
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