10 Feb
2003
10 Feb
'03
4:05 a.m.
The people bidding on this magazine have no idea what
they're doing. I
have at least 2-3 copies of this issue (san autographs, but still).
Yeah, I can't imagine it being too rare.
There is a store where I vacation (jersey shore), that sells old
magazines and the likes. With a few odd execptions, nothing ever seems to
go for more than about $50 max. (Exceptions include things like an
unaltered copy of the Traci Lords issue of Penthouse, I think they wanted
$125 for that... although I would think selling it would actually be
illegal since she was under 18 for the shoot).
Heck, things like the first appearance of Superman get about $15,000, and
I would consider that WAY more collectible than the first issue of
MacWorld even WITH signatures.
-chris
<http://www.mythtech.net>
10 Feb
10 Feb
4:09 a.m.
And thusly chris spake:
Heck, things like the first appearance of Superman get about $15,000, and
I would consider that WAY more collectible than the first issue of
MacWorld even WITH signatures.
Ummmm.... I believe the going rate for the first appearance of Superman in
Action Comics #1 is over $100,000....
Cheers,
Bryan
4:29 a.m.
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Heck, things like the first appearance of Superman get
about $15,000,
and I would consider that WAY more collectible than the first issue of
MacWorld even WITH signatures.
Theoretically, it would seem that the signatures would devalue the
magazine... Hey! There's writing on the cover, in permanent ink.
This magazine is no longer in mint condition! :D
-- Otter
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