That does happen but its not just older books that are becoming valuable.
Even comic books from the last 20 to 30 years are becoming more collectible.
Some have jumped in value from just a few dollars five years ago to over $2,000 today.
The New Mutants #98 comic book from 1991 isvalued at $7,500.
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Learn Everything you could About Comic Books
And, most importantly, know your superheroes.
Comic books are about more than the blue chip superheroes: Superman, Batman, Spider-Man and the like.
Expanding your knowledge beyond the big names can make you a savvier investor.
Decide Your Budget
The next step in investing is to decide on your budget.
it’s possible for you to then look at current market prices by using theOverstreet Price Guide,gpanalysis.comandgocollect.com.
We also host monthly auctions, where you’re able to find more great comics.
Accurate grading and a return policy are important.
Is This a Long-Term vs. Short-Term Investment?
Consider whether you want to invest for the long or short-term.
Long-term investors should select comics that have traditionally shown slow, steady growth.
For long-term investors, pre-1985 books are the best choice.
For short-term investors, its all about timing.
But remember, the short-term market can be very volatile.
Nobody wins all the time, not even experts like me.
I was one of the guys who bought a high-grade Green Lantern 7 the week the movie came out.
I ended up taking a small hit when I was eventually able to sell it a few years later.
But its not just the big names that can prove valuable.
Its a gamble, but one that could potentially pay off.
Remember, though, its not just a comic books significance that determines its value.
Condition and rarity also have an impact.
But nothing is set in stone.
Once you jump into the comic book market, remember to protect your investment.
Store books in a cool, dry place, such as a safe deposit box.
Finally, use professional appraisers and consider purchasing insurance for your collection.
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