Comic Collections

[ur2ndbiggestfan]

It's amazing (or maybe not) how popular culture can affect the value of something, making a comic book or trading card that's worth a buck or two one day increase in value hundreds or thousands of dollars the next day.
A graded DEADPOOL card like the one in the comic at the left just sold for 5 grand on E-Bay, a totally ridiculous price for a less than one dollar card, including the comic book.
The WHAT IFs are jumping in value due to the upcoming THOR movie, and because of a character first appearing in the SPIDER-MAN comic, which I never even read.
The question is, sell 'em or just put 'em back in the box where they've been hidding all these years?

[mattgreenbean]

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It's amazing (or maybe not) how popular culture can affect the value of something, making a comic book or trading card that's worth a buck or two one day increase in value hundreds or thousands of dollars the next day.
A graded DEADPOOL card like the one in the comic at the left just sold for 5 grand on E-Bay, a totally ridiculous price for a less than one dollar card, including the comic book.
The WHAT IFs are jumping in value due to the upcoming THOR movie, and because of a character first appearing in the SPIDER-MAN comic, which I never even read.
The question is, sell 'em or just put 'em back in the box where they've been hidding all these years?

Man, Cable's such a cool character.