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Jack Kirby set the standard for massive monster mayhem covers before the super hero boom. So bringing those elements together? Magical.
Jack Kirby set the standard for massive monster mayhem covers before the super hero boom. So bringing those elements together? Magical.
Fantastic Four #1 in CGC 2.5 is tracked by Underval using grade-specific sales data. The current one-year sales range is $6,400–$8,200. Based on 6 tracked sales during the past year. CGC 2.5 copies show consistent market activity, with sales averaging about every 89 days. The displayed range uses 6 tracked sales from the selected recent market window.
Based on Underval’s tracked sales data,
Fantastic Four #1
in CGC 2.5
currently has an estimated market range of
$6,400–$8,200.
Based on 6 tracked sales during the past year.
Copies in this grade have sold approximately every
89 days
on average.
Underval has tracked
96 sales
for this grade.
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Compare Every CGC Grade for FreeThe current estimated market range is $6,400–$8,200. Based on 6 tracked sales during the past year. Underval has tracked 96 sales for this grade. Create a free account to unlock Underval's exact Fair Value, complete sales history, historical growth, and grade comparisons.
Sales in CGC 2.5 occur about every 89 days on average. This helps estimate liquidity — in other words, how often collectors are actually buying and selling this grade. Lower average days between sales generally suggest stronger market activity, while higher numbers can point to thinner demand or less frequent trading.
Underval currently has 96 tracked sales for this grade. Sales count matters because it gives context for how much market history exists behind the estimate. A higher number of tracked sales usually means the price data is more grounded in repeated market activity, while a lower number can mean this grade trades less often and should be interpreted with more caution.
Collectors evaluating Fantastic Four #1 in CGC 2.5 typically consider the estimated market range, how frequently copies in this grade sell, and the amount of tracked sales history available. The market range shows where recent transactions have generally occurred, liquidity indicates whether the grade trades often or only occasionally, and sales count provides context for how much market evidence supports the analysis. These factors provide a more complete picture than relying on a single asking price or isolated transaction.
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