What Would YOU Do With a $3,000 Comic.

[WinstonWolf]

My comic store is auctioning off the second issue of Superman. Not the Byrne Superman, the original. They price it at $3000. It sounds like a LOT more than $3000. That's for dam sure. Maybe they just can't go any higher than 3. So I bought a ticket and entered the auction. Now, I'm very unlikely, so there's a 99.9999999999% chance of me not winning. However, if by some miracle I did happen to win. What would you do if you had a comic like that? I briefly flirted with the idea of giving it to charity.

[Yorick Brown]

First!

And I'd sell it.

[Taxman]

I know that this will come as a great shock to everyone here, but I do not understand your post. You said that you bought a ticket to an auction and you have a chance of winning. Is it at all possible that you bought a raffle ticket?

[Fake Pat]

Now, I'm very unlikely...

Too true Winston, too true.

[ZombieSpeedball]

I'd eat it.

[WinstonWolf]

Raffle ticket, yes. It's a raffle. And I meant to say I'm very UNLUCKY,not very unlikely.

[Thommy Melanson]

A comic shop I used to patronize before it closed had a raggedy copy of Amazing Fantasy #15 they priced at $2500.

Sat there for years, no takers.

If I won Superman #2, I'd get it CGC'd then lock it in a safety deposit box until I retire.

[ZombieSpeedball]

Raffle ticket, yes. It's a raffle. And I meant to say I'm very UNLUCKY,not very unlikely.

Well, it appears to be both.

[Fake Pat]

Raffle ticket, yes. It's a raffle. And I meant to say I'm very UNLUCKY,not very unlikely.

It is probably not unlikely that you are that unlucky.

[twigglet]

Send it to Twigglet so he can afford to go to uni, then watch as he becomes a world famous business man and reap the rewards later on in life