Frank Miller Daredevil cover art sells for $101K !

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Frank Miller Daredevil cover art sells for $101K !

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Crow331 wrote:*SQUEE* .... :o

http://comics.ha.com/common/view_item.p ... t_No=92175

Discuss!! :lol:
I reacted as well. I followed the auction live and this went on for a while. Heritage had it on the back cover of the catalogue (among only a few other pieces of art), so I guess they had expected some bidding, but I wonder if anyone could have foreseen this.

When people don't dare to put their money in stocks, art is a possible alternative. Choice items benefit from that, and this is one.

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not a very good investment though

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wow thats a bit high I can buy 2 houses for that here

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robb77 wrote:not a very good investment though
It's hard to say. When a commodity breaks through to a level it's never sold at before, it often signals an upward trend in price beyond the new level.

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StarBrand wrote:
robb77 wrote:not a very good investment though
It's hard to say. When a commodity breaks through to a level it's never sold at before, it often signals an upward trend in price beyond the new level.
I'm not sure about that - Mark McGwire's HR ball, certain key Valiant 9.8s, . . .

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iggy101us wrote:
StarBrand wrote:
robb77 wrote:not a very good investment though
It's hard to say. When a commodity breaks through to a level it's never sold at before, it often signals an upward trend in price beyond the new level.
I'm not sure about that - Mark McGwire's HR ball, certain key Valiant 9.8s, . . .
It could go either way...I was thinking in terms of the way stock prices are analyzed, but there would be many examples in high-end collectibles as well, where once a new price level is achieved it signals higher prices yet. You gave some good examples of why this may not be the case here, though. :thumb:

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If you are going to drop 100K on a piece of art, it is best to buy a real original painting on canvas. The reason why i suggest an original painting is that you improve your ability to sell it later because original comic art is very specialized and will be harder to find a buyer, whereas, original paintings have a greater probability that you will have people willing to pay for the original painting.

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That is dumb

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Re: Frank Miller Daredevil cover art sells for $101K !

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Crow331 wrote:*SQUEE* .... :o

http://comics.ha.com/common/view_item.p ... t_No=92175

Discuss!! :lol:
As much as I like DD and Miller's art, that's just plain ridiculous


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