$122,000 Spider Man comic spotted in old Episode of Naked City
Dan Meth was watching a DVD of Naked City and noticed a copy of the comic, Amazing Fantasy #15, on a newsstand in one of the scenes. It sold for 12 cents when it was published in August 1962. Today it's worth at least $3000 in mint condition.
Link (Thanks, Larry!) Jason says:So I rented a DVD of the early 60's crime TV show "The Naked City", which is famous for being filmed on the streets of New York City. Well, in this one episode, there is a scene that takes place in front of a newstand and look what is clearly hanging from a wall in the background; Spiderman. But not just any Spiderman comic... it's THE VERY FIRST APPEARANCE of Spiderman ever. Amazing Fantasy #15.
I suggest you read the rest of this email in the Comic Book Guy voice: your post on the Spider-Man comic visable in Naked City gives a wildly low value for the book. A Near-Mint copy of Amazing Fantasy 15 guides at $43,000, somewhat more the $3,000 you suggest. The "third best copy known" sold for $122,000 in 2004. Of course if Burgess Meredith had purchased the copy shown, he wouldn't have a mint copy because it had been clothespinned to a wire! And without getting too nerdy, as if that is even possible at this point, the comic to the right of the Amazing Fantasy is the first apperance of Thor, which guides for another $11,000. A pretty impressive pair of books considering you could have purchased both and still received change from your quarter!

So I rented a DVD of the early 60's crime TV show "The Naked City", which is famous for being filmed on the streets of New York City. Well, in this one episode, there is a scene that takes place in front of a newstand and look what is clearly hanging from a wall in the background; Spiderman. But not just any Spiderman comic... it's THE VERY FIRST APPEARANCE of Spiderman ever. Amazing Fantasy #15. 
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I would guess nether of those men are still alive? If they saw this they'd kick themselves.There was $50K hanging right there in front of them. Too bad that one of them at the end of the shoot didn't walk over, take those two books, lock them up in a box out of the light and heat for say 30-40 years. For what?...20 cents he would have had a nice retiremnet nest egg. Let's see, that's a return of like 250,000 percent.