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1940 Superman

1940 Gum Inc Superman #32 Danger On High

1940 Gum Inc Superman #32 Danger On High
Buy it now on eBay $231.10 ›cheapest of 10 live listings on eBay
10live listings
5confirmed sales
15grades tracked

Every grade of this card

Raw and graded copies tracked side by side. Prices are asking prices and current bids; comps are confirmed sales.
GradeLiveAsking rangeLast confirmed saleEst. grade (ours)
Raw1$231.10$182.50 2026-09-212.0
TAG ?0———
PSA 13$2,500.00 – $2,500.00——
KSA 11$750.00——
SGC 1.51$800.00——
SGC 20———
CGC 20———
PSA 20———
SGC 2.50—$341.00 2026-09-13—
SGC 3.50—$711.00 2026-08-29—
PSA 42$950.00 – $950.00——
SGC 4.50———
PSA 4.51———
PSA 51$5,000.00——
PSA 6 (MK)0———

Confirmed sales — all grades

DateGradePriceConfidence
2026-09-21Raw$182.50HIGH
2026-09-13SGC 2.5$341.00HIGH
2026-09-05Raw$407.50HIGH
2026-08-29SGC 3.5$711.00HIGH
2026-08-27Raw$227.50HIGH

Index grading notes

Estimated grades are this site’s opinion, derived from the seller’s photo and expressed on the PSA scale. Not affiliated with or endorsed by PSA; not a guarantee of any grading outcome.
1940 Superman Gum R145 Superman Danger on High #32 READ 04le
Estimated grade: 2 (2–3) · MEDIUM confidence · asking $231.10

Centering appears approximately 60/40 left-to-right and 55/45 top-to-bottom — not a centering concern at this grade level. The seller explicitly notes creases, and the photo confirms at least one visible diagonal surface crease running across the upper-center of the card face; additional crease lines appear present near the left-center area. All four corners show moderate-to-heavy rounding consistent with age and handling, placing this solidly in the VG-to-GOOD range. Surface gloss appears largely gone with toning/age wear throughout; no apparent tears or paper loss visible, which keeps this out of PR/FR territory. The CBMEX watermark partially obscures surface detail in the mid-card area, introducing some uncertainty about the full extent of creasing and staining.