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Captain America No. 1 sells for over $700K at comics auction. (2026, October 1). New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/10/01/lifestyle/captain-america-no-1-sells-for-over-700k-at-comics-auction/
“Captain America No. 1 sells for over $700K at comics auction.” New York Post, 1 Oct. 2026, https://nypost.com/2026/10/01/lifestyle/captain-america-no-1-sells-for-over-700k-at-comics-auction/.
“Captain America No. 1 sells for over $700K at comics auction.” New York Post, October 1, 2026. https://nypost.com/2026/10/01/lifestyle/captain-america-no-1-sells-for-over-700k-at-comics-auction/.
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A Captain America No. 1 comic from 1941 sold for $713,804.43 at a recent auction in Dallas hosted by Heritage Auctions. This comic was part of the Merrimack Valley Collection, a newly discovered set of high-grade comics from the early 1940s that had remained untouched for decades. Other notable sales included original art featuring Two-Face’s first cover appearance, which fetched $47,3047. Additionally, issues from the Batman series also saw significant interest, with a 2.5-graded copy of Batman No. 1 selling for $158,600, and a 9.0-graded copy of Batman No. 9 going for $103,700. The vice-president of Heritage Auctions, Aaron White, praised the collection's condition and noted that collectors value high-quality examples of foundational comics like Captain America and Batman.