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02-16-2011, 02:39 PM
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I have a friend who is a huge comic book collector and has almost a complete run of X-men up to issue 300, the 90's stuff was so overprinted that it isn't very valuble, even the key issues. I know X-men from 1-96 have some value but after that not all that great. It is a great time to buy silver age though, all the stuff from the 60's is going real cheap and is nice stuff as it is all Stan Lee and Jack Kirby. Spiderman issues 252 and 300, 301 and I think 299 are really good to pick up as well as those are some keys and way down from where they once were.
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