are my beano comics worth anything?
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Your old comics could be worth THOUSANDS, it has emerged, as collectors look to snap up copies of special Beano editions. If you have an old Beano comic in your garage or loft, experts reckon it could be a potential goldmine.
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Duncan McAlpine, who runs the Comic Book Price Guide website, has revealed that some of the most sought after annuals were published during World War Two. Examples of this include a 1940 Beano annual being sold for £3,505 in October 2012, and a 1939 Dandy being sold for a whopping £6,232 in September 2006.
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Some of the rare, or more complex Hummels can be sold at high prices, but the average figurine is worth around $50. And remember! Condition is a HUGE part of the value. ... There are rare old Hummel Figurines or Special Edition Figurines that were produced in less numbers, and therefore have more value.
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["TY's Teenie Beanie Boss (2000) –$450.", 'Underwater Monsters (1979) - $400.', 'Robots by Diener Keshi (1979) - $400.', 'Power Rangers (1994) - $350.', 'Inspector Gadget (1995) - $350. ... ', 'Fraggle Rock (1992) - $300.']
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A 1940 Beano annual fetched £3,505 in October 2012, but a "very fine" copy could be worth double that amount, while a 1939 Dandy made £6,232 in September 2006, said the annual "devotee" and comic-collecting expert.
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3. Collectors say "God Loveth A Cheerful Giver" is the most valuable design. ... Collectors say its worth anywhere between $300 and $600 (and a quick eBay search concurs). The design is one of the "Original 21" — the first collection of Precious Moments figurines ever produced, which hardcore collectors go crazy over.
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Some apparently rare Beanie Babies are listed on eBay for prices north of half a million dollars, with one seller asking $660,000 for a set of two Princess Diana special edition bears, and other sellers regularly posting Beanie Babies with prices in the tens of thousands of dollars.
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No Bionicle comics are worth anything. In general, it takes at least 30 years for a comic to appreciate signficiantly in value.
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Most sets are worth less than the $5 retail, though some like Civil War can command over $10, and the Aliens set of three are on eBay stores for $50. The rare US version of the action fleet Aliens jump ship has been asking over $70.
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Based on the information at Pop Price Guide, the average ROI (return-on-investment) for Funko Pops is over 400%. Furthermore, some of these Pop Toys saw their original RRPs rise from around $30 to either $100 or $1,000. For investors, this offers an ideal opportunity to double one's investment.
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Even without having complete access to all issues of a comic, you are still getting a lot of value for your money. There's way more than $6 worth of comics already available on Comixology Unlimited, so I don't see the price as anything but a big plus for the service. In other words, it's a good deal for the money.
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Books from this period are rare and hugely sought after. A 1940 Beano annual fetched £3,505 in October 2012, but a "very fine" copy could be worth double that amount, while a 1939 Dandy made £6,232 in September 2006, said the annual "devotee" and comic-collecting expert.
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Be Realistic About Pricing Comic Books Just because your comic book is old doesn't mean it is worth anything. What truly makes a comic book worth something is its rarity, popularity, and condition. A comic book store will not pay you top value for a comic book. They need to make a profit.
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Reasons to subscribe to Beano - The Beano comic is weekly – that's right, you'll get a new issue every week (50 issues a year, with one bumper issue at Christmas).
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Sometimes the variant will be worth more because it might show on the cover a character who is making a first appearance while the regular cover will not. ... You should really only buy a variant if it's one you really want, not for investment purposes since in most cases they don't pay off.
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Rupert the Bear Annuals You're unlikely to own a 1973 Rupert the Bear annual where he has a brown face on the cover instead of the usual white, but if we're wrong then you might want to sit down, because there were only 12 copies made, and they are now worth around £20,000 each!
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Beano is a humour-based weekly strip comic aimed primarily at kids aged 7-11 (with an even split between boys and girls). Our readers are cheeky, mischievous, energetic and fun-loving; a lot like Dennis himself.