Dive into the current market trends. Liam, I do think Comic Books can still be a viable investment in 2025, but I think success will depend on careful selection, market awareness, and a willingness to commit to holding books for the longer term. As with any investment, diversification and due diligence are key to mitigating risks and maximizing potential returns. What are your thoughts? I think the days of submitting £5 books to CGC are long gone. It’s just not financially viable anymore more. So people need to be more selective with their investments. There are going to be some great bargains moving forward, which is never a bad thing. It’s definitely a buyers market. I agree with @jason, there is no point submitting such cheap books to CGC for investment purposes. I see a lot of slabbed books sell for what the cost of grading is. It's not worth it, unless its something you really want to add to your collection. But I wouldn't waste my money on such cheap books.Are Comic Books Still A Good Investment In 2025?
With the state of the global economy and all the outside factors squeezing away at disposable income, are comics still a good investment? What’s your thoughts, comment to this thread.
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