I spent the last few days going through my collection of comic books. It’s been great! I’ve been keeping them safe for the last 30 years. Every 3 or 4 years I pull them out and try to organize and list them. It’s always gets me nostalgic, remembering buying certain ones. who you were with, when you got them, or the comic store you use to shop at. It’s like going through old pictures.The ComicSnap app made this trip down memory lane so much fun! Now they are organized and I can check my collection at any time. Getting a rough value of my Comic books was amazing. The suspense of pulling an issue out and remembering it, then getting a rough value was very exciting! A+ App I’ll be paying my yearly membership, just having them all organized is worth it for me.I also love Coinsnap for my Coin and Bill collection. They are both great for having your collection with appraisals in your pocket.

So I haven’t done any comic collecting for almost 30yrs now but have a small collection that I’m passing onto my son. I saw this app and thought it would be interesting to see what the ones I have are worth. I love how easy this is to use and take photos of my collection but the price ranges are way to broad, where are these being taken from??And the app seems to have issues with reprints and variant editions… it doesn’t seem to recognize covers that are variants of editions and they keep getting the wrong title. And I’ve noticed that when I snap a photo and then retake a photo of the same comic, the “range” changes…. Why is that??According to your app I have a collection worth $3,000,000 ….. how is that? I scanned a 1983 nestle quick reprint of Action comic 1 and it didn’t know it wasn’t the real thing?Also, there needs to be a better way to organize “my collection”. I’d like to see updates to this where all the photos could be setup by title or prices, or other categories so I don’t have to scroll though all the photos to see what I have duplicated…. The search is ok but if I don’t know the exact title it isn’t so good.

This app is great if you just bought a stack of collectors edition comic books from the guy off the street at $40 and you know they gotta be worth something. As I went about finding out the worth- I found this app ComicSnap! It’s straight to the point. Snap a pic, you get the grading assumption, the suggested sellers value, and other geeky stuff. And it holds true to its value because I have now sold 3 comic books that I got almost close to what the app said because of its worth.. only thing I would like this app designer to improve on is allowing us to see where the value or the estimated values are coming from what source websites is it pulling from? Can you show us the link where the last comics book of that value was sold on? Or posted? That would be more of a valid reference

I like the app a lot and its functionality and ease of use but it has a major problem and going through other comments its seems very prevalent. If you snap multiple pics with the comic you will get different values because of lighting, angles and things of that nature. That is understandable to a degree but should be adjusted to where lighting doesn’t drastically affect value. The biggest problem is when you scan graded comics, the lighting shouldn’t matter, the angle shouldn’t matter, nothing about its aesthetic should matter because it’s graded and in a hard plastic cover so it doesn’t need to determine a so it doesn’t need to determine a condition. It should take that 9.8 comic and compare it to the other values and prices to get an accurate value. There is no excuses for having that issue when scanning graded comics. I like to buy graded comics but can’t tell a proper value with this app. Your technology also needs to be able to determine re-prints from older original comics. If you can adjust these things I’d be happy to give 5 stars.