Grading cost without an Account is $25 + shipping + a $5 handling fee. So, if you buy a slabbed comic for less than $25-30, it’s not really a bad deal. (depending on the book, obviously.) An example would be - I wouldn’t pay $30 for a dollar bin book just because it’s graded. But if, like the books you got, it’s a cool cover. I’d be happy to pay $15-20ish.
Yeah I’m in between 11-19 dollars a book. If you see any covers that look decent, you could see someone paying $40. Which is what I have been getting around 40 for the lower end stuff. To me the deal felt like a good deal.
@@thelasvegaskid I’d agree with that. I’m a sucker for a good Captain America, Wolverine or Spider-man comic with a good cover. Those are my favorite characters, so I’m willing to shell out a bit for them, even if they aren’t key books. I’ve known several people that Slab comics for the Art, not the value. I’ve also seen people slab an entire series of a specific comic just to have the full series graded because they love that series and character. So it really just comes down to your personal preferences. Do what makes You happy. That’s what this hobby is all about. It all comes down to what You like.
@@RippasComics well said! I can’t wait to build my comic book wall, all slabbed books on the wall. I’m using command strips to hold them up, so far it looks great! Thanks for stopping by and bringing your knowledge. I’ve been a collector a long time, but figured now is the time to start building the comic collection since the market is cooled off, buying opportunities.
@@thelasvegaskid Absolutely, I’m doing the same. Always looking for good opportunities to buy the books I really want. Also, I have a slab wall and I use something called J Channel. You can find it at Home Depot and Lowes. It allows you to slide your slabs in and out. I would recommend looking into it. There are a few good TH-cam videos on “building” a slab wall where they use it.
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Grading cost without an Account is $25 + shipping + a $5 handling fee. So, if you buy a slabbed comic for less than $25-30, it’s not really a bad deal.
(depending on the book, obviously.)
An example would be - I wouldn’t pay $30 for a dollar bin book just because it’s graded. But if, like the books you got, it’s a cool cover. I’d be happy to pay $15-20ish.
Yeah I’m in between 11-19 dollars a book. If you see any covers that look decent, you could see someone paying $40. Which is what I have been getting around 40 for the lower end stuff. To me the deal felt like a good deal.
@@thelasvegaskid I’d agree with that. I’m a sucker for a good Captain America, Wolverine or Spider-man comic with a good cover. Those are my favorite characters, so I’m willing to shell out a bit for them, even if they aren’t key books.
I’ve known several people that Slab comics for the Art, not the value. I’ve also seen people slab an entire series of a specific comic just to have the full series graded because they love that series and character.
So it really just comes down to your personal preferences. Do what makes You happy. That’s what this hobby is all about.
It all comes down to what You like.
@@RippasComics well said! I can’t wait to build my comic book wall, all slabbed books on the wall. I’m using command strips to hold them up, so far it looks great! Thanks for stopping by and bringing your knowledge. I’ve been a collector a long time, but figured now is the time to start building the comic collection since the market is cooled off, buying opportunities.
@@thelasvegaskid Absolutely, I’m doing the same. Always looking for good opportunities to buy the books I really want.
Also, I have a slab wall and I use something called J Channel. You can find it at Home Depot and Lowes. It allows you to slide your slabs in and out. I would recommend looking into it. There are a few good TH-cam videos on “building” a slab wall where they use it.
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@@codybyars1229 some fun comic books