The second day of spending continues

Here it is Day Two of Wizard World 2010. I received my books back from CGC and did the unthinkable and gave them four more. I am also starting to rethink giving them a fifty lot for a pre-screen. I am going to have to rethink my expenses (I did spend a lot). If I do the math correctly if all would return with a grade of 9.8 then my final ticket would be $850 pre shipping costs?not to mention insurance. I could give the attitude that it is only money.

Today seems to be a signature day, the two main attraction being Patrick Stewart and Bruce Campbell signing away has fans teeming in long lines, not to mention people taking pictures galore. I just watched as Deadpool and Harley Quinn hugged (as they pointed guns at each other?s head) for a photo op. It is closer to the end of the show and there are only two more books (maybe three?.um four) books I really want to buy. I?d be happy if I could get these two (three) in particular tomorrow at the end of the show. You know the day where the dealer decides does he want the money or the comic book.

It is towards the second day but apparently (a variation of that word accompanies one of my graded books) this day was a busier day because they were supposed to close at six and have decided to stay open till eight (two more hours to wait for my books). Either Wizard or the Convention center is making money (most likely both). I know that if I do send my books on the fifty ?lot?, there are at least ten I would try to sell to make up for what I spent, but of course do you really make it up. I might not but it might be a good start on E-bay for a bigger and better business. The main problem is not so much if I can ?Buy to sell?? (which I have mentioned before?twice) but how will that change me and my involvement with the hobby.

Thanks for Reading

Tnerb