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Selling your comic collection should feel good. We make sure your collection ends up with other collectors who will truly appreciate them.
Comic Book Buyer for 35 Years
We specialize in buying vintage comics from 1930 – 1980. Our process of grading and valuing your comic collection is simple, straight-forward and efficient. Contact us to schedule a free consultation and quick estimate.
We Buy Your Whole Collection
We don’t cherry pick the best comics out of your collection. We go through the entire collection and offer you a fair price for them all – even the modern books.
We Offer Fair Prices and easy payments
We are known in the industry for offering fair prices, based on current market rates. If you decide to take our offer, we will pay you on the spot.
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Local Comic Book Buyer
We buy comics books in the Portland, OR area. However, sometimes we do appraisals over video calls and buy collections all over the US. Fill out the form to get started.
- We travel to you
- We buy your whole collection
- We offer fair rates and free consultations
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- Army Pilot 1993-2000
- 35 Years collecting
- 15 Years appraising
- Ed is a banker by day with a lovely family of 5
About X Collectibles
Ed buys comics books in Washington DC, Baltimore, MD and York, PA areas. However, sometimes he also does comic book appraisals over video calls and buys collections all over the US.
Ed’s personal collection contains over 3000 comic books, 50 of which are graded. He mostly focuses on vintage Spider Man and first appearances from the 1940’s. His most prized comics include:
- Walt Disney Comics & Stories 1: The most popular comic title throughout the 1940’s and 1960’s with upwards of 3 million copies distributed each month. This one in nice condition is worth about $10,000
- Archie Comics 1: This is a pure comic Americana. Plus, it’s one of the few comics that you can still buy at a grocery store today. Early issues from 1940’s are pretty scarce. This copy, even in rough shape, is worth over $10,000.
- Showcase 4: As superhero and other adult oriented comics hit a wall due to censorship and changing tastes, post World War II; DC comics re-imagined their superhero lineup starting with this book in 1956. Decent copies like this are worth nearly $20,000.