I inherited 20 yr old excellent conditon comic books(Marvel, DC ..) Where can I go to get them appraised?
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The CGCcomic site that wrath suggested is excellent - they will grade it as well!\n\nCheck this site out if you just want to see an approximate pricing on your comics.\n\nhttp://www.comicspriceguide.com/\n\nGood luck!
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You should really try to get a collector to take a look at them.  Don't send them, bring them in person and don't let the person keep them overnight or anything like that.  They may have a substantial collector value.
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Take it to a sports collector store and and get them appraised.  You could also buy a Beckett magazine.  They have the values of cards.  It is hard to say the value of a card without knowing the year, maker, condition, and card number.
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Nobody on this site would be able to appraise the value of your books without looking at them.\n\nCheck the sites below to start getting some general ideas.
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I would look on E-Bay under "vintage magazines" or something like that and see if anyone else has same type up for auction.  See what their opening price is and if anyone has bid on it.  That would help.  It would also tell you if there is an interest in the particular magazines you have.  I've been selling some antique crystal on there and sometimes there is just no market for some of it, though, it could change in a week.
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go to ur local appraisal office.
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I have some old 45's too!!  Wanna compare :)\n\nSeriously, if you're not interested in holding onto them, Ebay or Yahoo Classifieds is your best bet.  You can reach thousands of people at once!!
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you must be a hardcore comic fan to want something as rare as a mas. I'd suggest having a well known comic book distributor send your requested book to one of your local comicc retail stores, on hunt for it online, like in Ebay.
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That depends on what condition it is in mostly.  If this is the one I think, the one without the comic code of approval stamp and is in good shape it is worth a good amount.  Check to see if you can find a site.  Use a search engine with the keywords Overstreet and Comics
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You could go through Ebay.  I don't know how much they would go for, but at least you would get *something* for them...\n\nGood luck!
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Try checking out the contacts section at www.marvel.com
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I have an extensive collection.  Overstreets Price Guide gives you the best "market value", but does not have an online valuation system.\n\nIf you are looking for current HONEST values in American Dollars, the truth is, look your books up on eBay, because THAT is what people are truly paying in real dollars for the comics you have.\n\nTypically, I have found that most comic shops, all over the country and at most conventions hover around 50 - 75% of the Overstreet guide.  EBay on the otherhand tends to reveal whether or not the market will truly bear the Overstreet price.\n\nMost of the other online price guides end up working just like eBay with fewer customers, thus, a smaller cross-section of what a book may be worth, because, as a general rule, eBay is so huge most people use it before they use any other sales system.
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http://www.marvel.com/company/index.htm?sub=feedback_current.php\n\nYou have to dig for it, but here it is.\n\nhttp://www.marvel.com/company/index.htm?sub=contact_current.htm\nCorpoarte contact info
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Ask your bank where you can get it appraised.
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I advise you t obuy a Baseball Beckett's to determine the value of your cards. Read up on how cards are rated condition wise, and then put them up for sale at Ebay.
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Beckett.com offers a free program where it will price any type of cards for you.  You could also check the yellow pages for a comic book/collectables store - often times they offer apprasial services.\n\nIt could be a far shot, but sometimes talking to other fans at baseball/basketball games can lead to finding out how much things are worth, I've been known to chat up people just to discover they're in the buisness of apprasial.\n\nI hope this helps.
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Contact the magazine's publisher.  Sometimes they will have overrun archives that you can buy old issues from.