Detective Comics #60 (1942) — Comic Book Value
Detective ComicsWhat Detective Comics #60 (1942) is worth — ungraded and CGC graded (6.0, 8.0).
Detective Comics #60 (1942) value — Ungraded 448,2 € · $517 · Grade 6.0 739,49 € · $853 · Grade 8.0 6 873 € · $7,928. Prices updated août 2026.
Converted from USD at the ECB reference rate — sold comps are US-market sales.
Real sold prices per grade — the Grade 8.0 premium on this card is 15.3× raw.Chart values in USD
Valeur CIB mensuelle, selon les ventes réelles. Chart values in USD.
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Données de prix vérifiées avec · 1
- PriceCharting — Detective Comics #60 (1942) (Detective Comics)448,19 € · $516.99
Item details
- Series
- Detective Comics
- Publisher
- DC
- Issue
- #60
- Key issue
- No
- Release date
- February 1, 1942
Detective Comics #60 (1942) comic value
An ungraded copy of Detective Comics #60 (1942) averages around $517. A CGC 6.0 runs about $853, and a CGC 8.0 commands $7928.
What drives the price
Grade is everything in comics — spine ticks, page color, and restoration decide the number, and the jump from raw to high grade can be 10×+. Key issues (first appearances, origins, deaths) carry the biggest premiums, and early printings beat reprints.
Price guide
Sold values by grade vs. what sellers ask today
| Condition | Value | Based on |
|---|---|---|
| Ungraded | 448,2 € · $517 | eBay sold comps |
| Grade 6.0 | 739,49 € · $853 | eBay sold comps |
| Grade 8.0 | 6 873 € · $7,928 | eBay sold comps |
| Live asking — low / typical / high | 13 € / 788,9 € / 4 181 €$15 / $909.99 / $4,823 | 20 live eBay listings ↗ |
Market check: As of July 19, 2026, 20 live eBay listings ask $15.00–$4,822.99 (median $909.99).
Questions fréquentes
- What is the value range for Detective Comics #60?
- The value ranges significantly, from $517 for ungraded copies to $7968 for a Grade 8.0 copy.
- How much is a Grade 6.0 copy worth?
- A Grade 6.0 copy of Detective Comics #60 is valued at $853.
- Is this comic a good investment?
- Yes, the wide price disparity between ungraded and high-grade copies suggests strong investment potential.