A rare 'Superman No. 1' comic book found in an attic fetches $9.12M

NPR·Nov 25

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A rare copy of the 1939 "Superman No. 1" comic book, found in an attic, has been sold at auction for approximately $9 million to $9.12 million, reportedly breaking a world record. The comic book was discovered in a California attic, specifically in Northern California. The sale has set a new auction record, with the exact amount reported as either $9 million or $9.12 million.

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