Thor #171 (1969) Jack Kirby Art -Silver Age - Wrath of the Wrecker - FN

Item Specifics

Series Name

Thor (1966)

Issue Number

171

Publisher

Marvel

Main Character

Thor

Genre

Fantasy

Item Description

Issue Info:
Thor #171, published in 1969, features the Mighty Thor facing off against the formidable Wrecker in a classic Silver Age battle. This issue is renowned for Jack Kirby's iconic artwork, capturing the intensity and drama of the conflict. As part of Marvel's Silver Age, it is a cherished piece for collectors and fans of Thor's adventures.

Artists: Jack Kirby (Cover Artist and Penciler), Vince Colletta (Inker), and Stan Lee (Writer)
Price Ranges for Ungraded Copies:

Low Grade Price Range: $10.00 - $20.00
High Grade Price Range: $40.00 - $60.00
Price Ranges for Graded Copies:

Low Grade Price Range: $70.00 - $120.00 (CGC 6.0 to 8.0)
High Grade Price Range: $150.00 - $250.00 (CGC 9.4 to 9.8)
[Disclaimer: Price ranges are using an average across Hip listings, CGC, GPA, ComicPriceList, and GoCollect. Prices are subject to variations in market fluctuations.]
Keystar Condition Evaluation:

Front Cover:

Corners and Edges:

Corners show some rounding and slight wear.
Edges are moderately worn with small creases and minor tears, particularly along the spine.
Spine:

Spine has several stress marks with minor color breaking.
Slight spine roll is present, but the cover remains attached.
Surface and Color:

Cover colors are bright but exhibit slight fading.
Surface has minor creases and some soiling, especially near the edges.
Staples:

Staples are secure but show slight rust.
The cover is firmly attached at the staples, although there is minor wear around them.
Overall Cleanliness:

The front cover shows moderate soiling and signs of age.
Back Cover:

Overall Condition:
The back cover shows significant soiling and discoloration.
There are small tears and creases along the edges.
Minor stains are present near the top and bottom corners.
Estimated Condition:
Given the visible wear, spine stress marks, and overall aging, this comic would likely fall into the "Fine/Very Fine" (6.0 to 7.0) range. Specific grades might include:

Fine (6.0 to 6.5):
Noticeable wear, some creases, and small tears but still structurally sound and presentable.
Very Fine (7.0 to 7.5):
Moderate wear with some minor defects and aging, but generally well-preserved and appealing.
For a precise grade, a professional assessment by CGC or CBCS would be recommended.

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