What's The Best Way To Sell Vintage Comic Books?

I have 4 boxes of vintage comic books, going back to the 50's.  I grouped them by publisher (like Harvey, Archie, Gold Key, TV series), and then went to the Library and got a copy of the Overstreet Comic Book Guide, by Robert M Overstreet.  This book is updated every couple of years.  You might want to take a couple of evenings or days to check the groupings, then find the number of each comic book and what it's worth today.  Out of 455 comic books, mine are worth way over $1600 now.  I haven't yet found a buyer for them (they will all offer a lesser price than their actual worth), but am still looking out here in the mid-west.  If you can find a bookstore in your area that also deals with out-of-date books, usually they will direct you to any known buyers, both of books and comics, if they're able to do so.  Sure hope you have good luck in selling!
Moe

I would just pick up the yellow pages for your area and look in there. You need to have them looked at by more than one dealer, because some of them might try to take advantage of you. Hope this helps, good luck to you.

Get them appraised first so no one takes advantage of you and then put them on craigslist.com, and put an add in the local paper. Local comic book stores might buy them, but you would probably get more out of them on ebay than anywhere else.

Without a doubt the correct answer is a public auction. I sold a collection of comic books for a man who thought they were worth $5,000 for over $1,072,000.00. The dealers offered us $50,000.00 for the collection. My company set 502 World Records in the process. An auction is the answer it causes the bidders/dealers/collectors to battle it out. The auction was coverd by CNN, Fox, the St. Louis Post Dispatch, UPI, and USA Today.
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