ComicShares.Com:
Building the Million-Dollar Portfolio!
What is ComicShares.Com?
ComicShares.Com is an investment club that offers an innovative service that truly brings collecting
and investing together! There are many great books available out there, but many are out of the
reach of individual collectors due to the explosive growth in the valuation of these collectibles.
If you've got $380,000 to buy a Batman #1 CGC 9.0 on your own, then this probably isn't for
you, but if you don't, please read on...
The ComicShares.Com vision is to bring a diverse group of collectors together to invest as a community
in high-end collectibles. This "Million Dollar Portfolio", filled with certified, high-grade copies
of key collectibles, will be recognized as one of the best in the comics industry.
As a ComicShares.Com member and participant, you can own a piece of many of these high-end
collectibles by purchasing partial ownership (in the form of shares) on the ComicShares Trading Floor.
You'll also be able to buy and sell shares in any ComicShares.Com item on
the Exchange with fellow members.
For more information on buying and selling on the ComicShares.Com Exchange and how it works, please read the General FAQ.
QUICK BUY with PayPal! Buy 20 shares (2% ownership) of Adventure Comics #247 CGC 5.5 for $34.00!
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SITE UPDATES & ANSWERS!
Why is the name back to ComicShares.Com?
The gotcgc.com domain name will be used for a new online shop specializing in CGC-graded books.
This new shop will also be used to advertise ComicShares.Com items, both for share ownership
and buyouts.
Tales of Suspense #39 CGC 6.5 sells for 63% profit
The ComicShares.Com copy of Tales to Suspense #39 CGC 6.5 was sold just as the Iron Man movie
hit the theatres. The initial IPO valuation was $2,450 when the item was added to the ComicShares
Portfolio back in July, 2007. Several months later, the item sold for a record-setting $4,000
for a whopping 63% return (prior to commission fees).
Justice League of America #1 CGC 6.5 sells for 50% profit
The ComicShares.Com copy of Justice League of America #1 CGC 6.5 also sold earlier this year.
The initial IPO valuation was $1,500 when this book joined the ComicShares Portfolio in the
spring of 2007. Again, several months later, the item sold for a record-setting $2,250
and providing a sparkling 50% return (prior to commission fees).
All these sales. Are we liquidating the portfolio?
Most definitely not! The proceeds from these sales are being used to invest in other CGC books.
On the radar screen are mid-to-high grade copies of Amazing Fantasy #15, Journey Into Mystery #83,
Avengers #1, the Brave and the Bold #27 as well as key Golden Age Superman, Batman and
Wonder Woman books.