In 2011, a man opened his late great-aunt’s Virginia closet and found 345 comics; the collection including Batman comics sold for about $3.5 million

In an unexpected treasure trove found in Martinsville, Virginia, a collection of 345 rare Golden Age comic books surfaced, curated by the late Billy Wright. His nephew, Michael Rorrer, stumbled upon this astonishing find, which included 44 of the 100 most sought-after Golden Age comics. At auction, these delicate comics commanded millions, especially Detective Comics No. 27, whose esteemed rarity and authenticity emphasize their remarkable market value.
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