The Best Way to Find Out the Value of Your Comic Books

[@tulpfiction9522]

Always look at sold values if your pricing, see many sales with average price fluctuations between 5-10 bucks, good,

[@ImproveCollectingComics]

This is especially useful right now, with the market on a downward trend.. thanks for the comment!

[@BrianLCS]

Nice information. Go Collect is a great resource.

[@ImproveCollectingComics]

It sure is! As long as you ignore their FMV.. it's often way off

[@TomHoffman-r2j]

is there an app for Go Collect?

[@ImproveCollectingComics]

Not sure, I use the web version

[@cowboyadamshipley2005]

What is the value of a 1950s Tom and Jerry comic book

[@ImproveCollectingComics]

It's all about condition. It might be listed on gpanalysis.com, that's where I get my values for graded books.

[@ericperry2032]

Be careful when using 1-year averages for comic books right now. Sold prices from 3-12 months ago are often not a good indication of current values. There have been some rather wild price fluctuations as of late. Don’t get me wrong, 1-year average is a good data point; however, it’s only one point out of many.

[@ImproveCollectingComics]

Agree completely.. I recorded this just before the "crash" started