CGC-graded key issues always stand out on DIGAuction.com, and this week was no exception in Saturday Comic Auction #23 with an early appearance of Spider-Man in Avengers #11 CGC 7.0, which sold for $235 after 45 bids.

Get in on the bidding right now for DIG’s first ever Premiere Auction #1! This Wednesday auction is full of highly sought-after CGC slabbed and graded comics featuring first appearances of Silver Age Captain America, Fantastic Four, The Sinister Six, Spider-Man, Wolverine, and many more as well as key issues including but not limited to the death of Gwen Stacy, Spider-Man’s first Daredevil crossover, and the origin of the X-Men. This special auction runs from August 29 through September 5. 

Don’t forget to bid on the regularly scheduled Saturday Comic Auction #24, currently open for bidding until September 1. The top three comics in this auction at this moment are The Fantastic Four Special #6, Amazing Spider-Man #100 CGC 4.5, and Marvel Super Heroes Secret Wars #8 CGC 9.6. There are 250 comics to bid on including issues of titles such as Action Comics, Animal Man, Avengers, Batman, Black Hawk, Champions, Cloak and Dagger, Defenders, Elektra: Assassin, Howard the Duck, Spider-Woman, Superman’s Girlfriend Lois Lane, Thor, Warlock, and X-Men.

Saturday Comic Auction #25 should be available for preview soon. This auction will run on September 1-8 and will feature the first appearance of Aliens in comics, as well as some issues of Black Hole, Beavis and Butthead, Hellraiser, Dino Riders, Planet of Vampires, and Zot!

Diamond International Galleries lists about 250 comic books in weekly Saturday Comic Auctions on their DIG Auctions website, ranging from Golden to Modern Age and including graded raw and slabbed comics. All auction listings start at $1 and feature a $10 minimum order. There are no fees for bidding or registering on DIGAuction.com and no buyer’s premium will be charged. Customers can expect the same great high standard of shipping, grading, and customer service that DIG takes pride in offering in all their markets.

Diamond International Galleries is the headquarters for an almost limitless array of comics, original comic art, posters, animation cels and backgrounds, drawings, oils, and antique toys. They have a comprehensive inventory of collectibles of memorabilia.