are old warren comics worth anything?
144719
Do an advanced search on eBay for completed items.\n\neBay is a good indicator of the current value of most items.
148788
I have a whole bunch, i used to collect them, but not anymore. some are worth more than others, just check out the link.
626254
I think you should take them to an auction house and get them valued, film collators and movies buffs will fight over something like that if they are in good condition.
19758
It's "worth" whatever a person is willing to pay for it.  It's estimated current value is about $40, but again it all depends on what collectors are willing to pay.
70288
A few years ago a copy of Action Comics #1 (debut of Superman) sold for $100,000 at auction. As far as I know, this is the record.\n\nAs far as I'm concerned, though, the most valuable comic books are the ones I still haven't read.
834409
Depends on the model, and actual age.  Could be from $50.00- $1000.00 for something really rare.  Old is a bit to broad.
188815
eBay is a terrible place to assess value for anything other than the most high-end, hard-to-find items. Buy a copy of Becket Baseball Card Monthly, the standard for card prices. \nI agree with the above poster about the umm, design for the 1987 set. However, I would revise the valuation upwardly to, perhaps, around $50, based mostly on the strength of the McGwire card and the growing appreciation in prices of 1980s sets. But definitely check this with BBCM.
863492
N172 Old Judge set has over 3500 known variations. Commons are worth $600 in NM condition. That right there would be over 2million. Factor in all the high priced stars and rarities and the total amount would easily dwarf the Wagner. The Harry Wright variatons alone are worth 120,000 dollars. There's a Cap Anson variation worth 80,000 by itself.
875340
get on e-bay and see what they are going for??? \n\nme dads just sold a set of old civil war cards for a lot of dosh!!!!
185813
all cards from that set had that picture on it. which means there are millions of that card in circulation.  it might be worth a buck
1003012
e bay is your best option but it is better to keep it.  it will be worth some money after he retires.
491387
The best answer I can give is, "It's worth whatever someone else is willing to pay for it." Not helpful, I know, but here's the thing: There are so many "collectible" statues out there now and only so many people willing to buy them. Some are limited-edition to make them more scarce and hence higher in value; I don't know how many of that particular statue was made. \n\nCheck out ebay to see if that item is up for sale there; there's a 1994 Batman statue up for bid at the address below. Alternatively, you could go to a local comic shop and ask their advice or, if they have it, see what they're selling it for. Wizard magazine also runs guides to collectibles like that, if you want to check it out. \n\nHope this helps, \nM.
840284
Sorry, that issue is worth next to nothing. It is part of a set of Nolan Ryan-only cards released by Pacific. \n\nEvery card in every pack was a Nolan Ryan. Nolan Ryan gets traded, Nolan throws a no-hitter, Nolan mows the yard...you get the picture.\n\nThe set was mass produced and there is little demand. Boxes of 24 unopened packs go unsold on eBay with a minimum bid of $5 plus shipping. You might be able to trick someone into giving you a dollar for it. Sorry.
1179259
Maybe someone sells old copies on E-Bay
753659
First of all, you have to look at the condition each comic is in.\n\nAre there any tears in any of the covers or pages?\nAre there any creases in any of the covers or pages?\nAre you one of those comic readers that fold over the pages to read one page at a time?\n\nOnce you have done that, you need to buy The Overstreet Comic Buyers Guide. After you've done that, look up the title, and see what each one is worth. \n\nNow that you are sufficiently armed, go to your nearest comic book store, and see if they want them. If they don't, THEN try eBay or Amazon.
515245
i was going to tell you it is not worth much, but if it is really in mint condition, it may be worth a good deal, i have a few, but they are not anywhere near mint condition.\n\nGood Luck!
102394
If it is truly an antique, restoring it will DESTROY any value. If you want a shooter, buy a replica!\n\nIf it is an old gun, with little value, Brownell's gun supply carries anything you need, including instructions.