What issues are on back order?
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TheIronBot Posts: 3
11/14/2017
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Is a 3.5 Slabbed worth investing in? Will it go up in value in ~a year?
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Crowman Posts: 165
1/22/2018
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If it were me, I would plum for #103, which is the first appearance of the Enchantress.
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Ronbatman Administrator Posts: 2378
1/22/2018
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If you're looking for something to invest in, I would say no. It might go up a little but not enough to be an investment.
If you're looking for issues to fill in your collection. Then it might be worth it for you.
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Defiant1 Posts: 720
6/26/2021
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You can't go wrong buying key crossover issues that old. It may not skyrocket in price, but the desire for collectors to own it will stay steady.
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Theoldcollector Posts: 213
6/26/2021
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Defiant1 wrote:
You can't go wrong buying key crossover issues that old. It may not skyrocket in price, but the desire for collectors to own it will stay steady.
That post was from 3 and a half years ago  If they did buy it then for an investment I'm sure they would have doubled the price in today's market
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Defiant1 Posts: 720
6/26/2021
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Theoldcollector wrote:
Defiant1 wrote:
You can't go wrong buying key crossover issues that old. It may not skyrocket in price, but the desire for collectors to own it will stay steady.
That post was from 3 and a half years ago If they did buy it then for an investment I'm sure they would have doubled the price in today's market
I knew it was old, but I didn't look at the date.
All the more reason to have a follow-up post.
Yes, it was a good investment.
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