Category: CPI

Modern Age CPI: Up 29% Over the Past 5 Years

I've been writing a series of blogs on GoCollect's new Collectible Price Index (CPI). Today, we're going to take a dive into the CPI for the Modern Age.

Bronze Age CPI - What's Rising?

Even in a down market some comics rise in value. For some it’s a recent surge, while for others it’s a slow and steady lift. Bronze Age comics have been hit harder than most by recent dives in the market. However, some are bucking the trend. 

Copper Age CPI: Up 43% During the Past 5 Years

I've been writing a series of blogs on GoCollect's new Collectible Price Index. A tool loosely modeled on the Dow Jones Industrial Average, a composite index that focuses on blue chip stocks. Today, we're going to do a deep dive into the CPI for the Copper Age.

Marvel Comics Dragging the Silver Age Index Down

About a week ago, I blogged about taking a deep dive into GoCollect’s new Big Spenders Club CPI. Today, I’m taking a deep dive into GoCollect’s CPI for the Silver Age.

Bronze Age CPI: Nearly Doubling in Value over the Past Five Years

I've been writing a series of blogs on GoCollect's new Collectible Price Index (CPI). Today, we're going to do a deep dive into the CPI for the Bronze Age.

Golden Age CPI: Immune to the Comic Boom

About a week ago, I blogged about taking a deep dive into GoCollect’s new Big Spenders Club CPI. I wrote about what my own personal CPI for a Big Spenders Index might look like. Today, I’m taking a deep dive into GoCollect’s CPI for the Golden Age.

Which Books Would You Include in the Big Spenders Club CPI?

One of the most fun aspects about GoCollect's new Collectible Price Index (CPI) is debating which books should be contained in each of the indexes. Let's take a look at the 34 books that make up the Big Spenders index currently and discuss which books should (and perhaps shouldn't) make the cut.

CPI Use Case: Has the Comic Book Market Hit Bottom?

With the launch of GoCollect's new tool, the Collectible Price Index (CPI), we now have an easy way to view the trends of the broader comic book market in a way that more closely resembles the Dow Jones Industrial Average