Bronze-Age Marvel Variants

The site with the most current and relevant information about marvel price variants and other hard-to-find comics like those manufactured with two covers.

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Marvel Price Variants: Aledo, Texas; I grew up an avid comic book reader and collector while I was in school in the 70s and early 80s. After graduating from college, getting married and having kids, I stopped buying comic books because of the demands of my new responsibilities and home budget constraints. Fast forward to a couple of years ago with my own kids in high school, some spare time, and settled in a bigger house with some extra storage space, I started working to complete some of the comic runs that I never finished as a kid. Searching for these books led me to the CGC website where I discovered a thread on Marvel price variants of the same books that I collected as a kid. That thread led me to the STL comics site where I met up with the Variant Mafia. You can't complete a set of marvel price variants without help from the mafia. Anyway, I became hooked on the price variants. Hard. As of 2010, I have completed the 30 cent set. I am actively working on completing the 35 cent but so are several others and the competition for the last twenty books that I need for the set is pretty fierce.

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Bronze-Age Marvel Variants

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Warlock sales break record, highest graded.

Conan 65 in CGC 9.8 (highest graded) sets record

March ComicLink Auction - A Slew of Highest Graded 35 Cent Price Variants Auctioned

Highest Graded X-Men 99 30 Cent Price Variant brings Record Price

List of Highest Graded CGC 35 cent price variants.

Other notable High Grade 30 cent Variant Sales from the May Comiclink Featured Auction

Amazing spider-man 157 in CGC 9.8 sets record in Comiclink feature auction

Daredevil 132 CGC 9.4 white monster book

Strange Star Wars Ebay Auction

Scooby Doo #1 35 cent variant

Defenders 35 (30 cent variant) joins the 1000 Dollar club