Good.

How's going?

I have this amazing comic book I would like for you guys to check out.

Don't you touch that.

Why?

You know what this is, Spider Man.

This isn't just like number one, Spider Man.

This is the first time anybody sold Spider Man.

Oh, yeah, One of the holy grails of comic books.

Where did you get this?

My brother and I 20 years ago.

We bought a collection of comic books and this was just just in there.

That's amazing.

Oh, you like the guy who buys the handy Warhol at a garage sale.

I came to the pawn shop today to sell one of the most amazing comic books that's ever been.

I'm gonna ask $16,000.

I think they'll see the potential of this.

I mean, everybody knows Spot a man with all the movies.

I think that's a great opportunity for them to get this out.

Well, that's real, man.

I'll be blown away because the amazing Spider Man was the number one in this series.

This is like the introduction to that.

It was kind of like the comic books version of a TV pilot.

You know they did it.

They tested it out.

They gave the whole back story.

And I think we all know how well Spider Man is caught on.

Well, this is a whole new era for coming books.

It's hard to exaggerate how important this thing is.

I mean, this is where the entire make a franchise spider and began into collectors.

It's practically priceless.

I could probably charge people just to look at it.

Do you have any particular amount you're looking for on it?

Yeah, I'd like to sell for 16,000 for a comic book for this coming book.

It might be worth a comic.

Books had their hating where they were going for obscene amounts of money, and then they dropped.

You mind if I have a buddy who might come down and take a look at it?

He could give me an idea of what it's worth.

That'd be great.

I mean, to be quite honest with you, I don't even want to be responsible for taking this thing out of the cover.

Let me give him a call and I'll be right back.

I have a great thistles.

One of the most valuable comic books ever.

But price tag depends on conditions, so I'm gonna need to bring in the big guns to help me out on this one.

Amazing fantasy.

15.

Fantastic.

I've seen one in a 9.6 condition go for over a $1,000,000.

That's exactly why I didn't want you to touch it.

So what are your concerns about the book?

Or I can tell the difference between a one in a 10 but I can't tell the difference between a four and a seven.

Yeah, it's apparent we see some chipping here, which is very common with the paper they used back then.

It's really tough to duplicate that.

Let me just make sure we have all the pages here.

This is such a classic page here, high school setting.

Peter Parker.

He's Midtown High's professional wallflower, so that kind of poking fun of him.

Everything looks intact doesn't seem like we're missing any pages.

That's great, man.

What do you think?

On a scale of 1 to 10 now would put this in the five range very good to find condition closer to the 6 to $7000 range.

Really, that's way, way less than where I would put it.

Um, just you got a lot of issues on the cover and the covers.

Everything.

A $1,000,000 book.

He would have none of this shipping.

No stamp.

It had no standing, no binding issues.

Don't creases.

Right on, Joe.

I appreciate it.

All right.

Cool.

I was really shocked when he said $7000 condition of fine would be worth a whole lot more than $7000.

What's your bottom number on the card?

I mean, I was saying 16 and I would go 13 13.

I mean the most.

I'm gonna pay a seven, so we've got a huge gap there.

I can tell you, from my experience, this is the worst time in history to be selling comic books.

I could go 11 with the condition issues that it has.

Its just not therefore bottom line.

10,000.

You know, man, I hate to lose the comic over 3000 bucks, but I've gotta stick it.

Seven.

Sorry, man.

All right.

Appreciate it.

I would love to have the superpower.

I'm kind of helping someone see things clearly.

I think they would have realized this is worth a whole lot more than $7000.