bugs bunny comic books
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By roncu44
Posted on: Dec 4th 2007 at 5:18 PM |
Replies: 1
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The other day I was going into some old stuff of mine that my mom had put up for me many years ago ( like 50 plus years) and in all the stuff i realized she had bagged up all or alot of my old comic books, some being number 32 bugs bunny comic and others. having talked to some places that deal with old comic books , i couldn't believe what i was being told. I thought that they might of been worth something, but i was given prices from anywhere from .60 to $2.00 i guess the joke is on me, I am now ponding the thought of just giving them to my 13 year old to play with which means i guess they will end up in the trash. To me it seems like such a waste of old writers and the old ways
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Posted by: Don Markstein
Posted on: 2007-12-05 at 04:07:35 PM
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I think the best use of comics, old or new, is to be enjoyed. I had to grit my teeth a couple of weeks ago when my darling and well-loved granddaughter, currently going on 2, tore a page out of one of my treasured Carl Barks albums, because I love my comics, too, just not as much. I still plan to read that album aloud to her, soon as she'll sit still for it, but I'm going to redouble my efforts to keep them out of her reach.
A lot of people ask me what their old comics are "worth" (which I guess means they want to know how much money they can squeeze of of them). But I'm not an investment counselor, so all I'll say is they're worth HAVING.
Range of .60-$2 for for run-of-the-mill old funny animal comics sounds about right, assuming they're in about the same shape as most comics that have been well loved by a kid. If you don't want to keep them, and your 13-year-old doesn't seem interested, you might consider donating them to a children's hospital. They'll wind up being enjoyed.
Quack, Don
A lot of people ask me what their old comics are "worth" (which I guess means they want to know how much money they can squeeze of of them). But I'm not an investment counselor, so all I'll say is they're worth HAVING.
Range of .60-$2 for for run-of-the-mill old funny animal comics sounds about right, assuming they're in about the same shape as most comics that have been well loved by a kid. If you don't want to keep them, and your 13-year-old doesn't seem interested, you might consider donating them to a children's hospital. They'll wind up being enjoyed.
Quack, Don
