r/comicbookgrading↗
A community for comic book collectors wanting to share information on grading/valuing their collections personally. Discussion on the various types of flaws that can be found on comics and how they affect the grade. Can include trying to interpret why professional grading companies gave particular grades. Also discussion around the third-party grading companies and how and when they are beneficial. For information specific to CGC grading, try r/CGCComics
8.7k subscribers158 posts / mo in Sep 2026106 authors / mosince 2021
r/comicbookgrading has 8.7k members (+100% over the last 12 months). It gets about 158 posts a month from 106 people. Top topics: Graded Comics, Comic Grading and GradingDecisions.
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Topics and brands on r/comicbookgrading
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Share of the subreddit's posts
- Graded Comics22%
- Comic Grading19%
- GradingDecisions6.3%
- Grade Guessing4.6%
- CGC Comics Grading2.0%
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Most-mentioned brands and sites, last 12 months
- CGC
- Lone Star Comics
- Pricecharting
- eBay
- GoCollect
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