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On 4/23/2024 at 9:59 PM, WesW said:
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I replied with quote and somehow the quote didn't take, so I edited to clarify Planet.
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if no water damage and complete, take. (planet)
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On 3/26/2024 at 11:42 PM, mwotka said:
Anyone have any luck with any of Jon Berk's bound Planet volumes? They had every issue up to 60 across 5 volumes. I tried for a few but they didn't go cheap. Vol. 1, issues 1-12, did $16,000. Vol. 2, issues 13-24, did $13,800. Vol. 3, issues 25-36, did $3800. Vol. 4, issues 37-48, did $2,300. Vol. 5, issues 49-60, did $3,500. They looked pretty heavily trimmed so I think that held down the later volumes. Still, pretty cool items.
any idea what the (R) CGC grade might be for most of the books? At the prices you note, I'm guessing 9.0ish(?)
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On 3/8/2024 at 11:46 AM, DC# said:Is the belief that the decline in Promise books is outside/above any normal declines in GA overall market? I appreciate that there are some very brutal numbers in that recap for some books - so the aggregate view may mask the challenge of many specific Promise books. And also appreciate that GA may be harder to "index" for multiple reasons.
I don't believe anyone has quantified the health of the overall GA market. Anecdotal musings suggest it has either improved, remained the same, or declined albeit significantly less than have later era books.
So a decline in Promise books comparable to overall SA decline- it's bad and being GA has not saved it. To me it just means these books are now selling for what they should have originally sold for.
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They look like an interesting (at least cheaper) alternative to the oft-discussed safe. If some are both Fire and Water -proof, I guess the question is assuming books inside cannot breathe, would you have the same problems as the safe?
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I didn't bid on or follow any GA Superhero, but I was blown out of the water on all of my 20 GA bids. And these were simply "I'd like to own that" not "gotta have it."
How did SA and BA fare?
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On 11/15/2022 at 1:36 PM, sfcityduck said:
Artificial scarcity. MANY copies of that book are being hoarded by a prominent collector. If all those copies came to market, that book would not trade for as much as it is. And that's an increasing risk for the buyer since you never know what the hoarder is going to let loose the dogs.
Curious to know how many MANY is, and who is this genius hoarder?
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I’ve bought and sold on Clink. A lot.
been mostly buying last 2 years. Most buys are auction wins.I pay what the winning bid is.
I pay with check to avoid the 3% “buyer’s premium” which is essentially a CC surcharge.i frequently have Spencer hold books until I accumulate 8-10 books. They end up charging me an amount for shipping where I’m sure they’re not making money on shipping. Just email Spencer to hold books and also note it in your mailing with check. I’ve had nothing but great service for as long as I can remember.
So IMO it can’t be much simpler and cheaper.
As for clunky website, yeah it could be better and I don’t get the vitriol; it’s not that bad I think some folks (esp techies) are simply annoyed at Clink’s indifference to what they perceive as an easy upgrade.
No idea how Canada complicates shipping.
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On 1/16/2024 at 9:58 PM, MusterMark said:OFFER: ALL 4 of these books for $100.
Ignore the previous prices listed below.
(Shipping is on me, within CONUS. Pics are on pages 30 and 36).
Spawn 38, 9.6/9.8,
$35$25$15Marvel Point One #1, Bradshaw Variant, 9.6/9.8,
$45$35$25Mopsy 9, 3.5/4.0,
$150$120Battle 37, awesome Russ Heath pre-code war cover, full length spine split, otherwise so nice,
$50$30I think I still have $ in my PP account….take.
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On 1/15/2024 at 11:36 AM, Robot Man said:
The days of collections or even a few old books walking in the front door of a comic shop are pretty much over.
I agree that it is increasingly harder to buy collections cheaply, due to the stiff competition and multiple venues of sale. However, I'd be curious to hear from owners of brick and mortar stores of various sizes how frequently they are offered collections, and for what % of resale. I don't know but it seems that having a store still gives you the best opportunity to buy books at a cost that is not too close to FMV.
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How has this con been for dealers/attendees in the past? Is it more comics selling/buying, or exhibitors/cosplay?
Will the site be providing a list of comic dealers attending?
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On 12/21/2023 at 7:32 PM, crassus said:
All yours Ray, many thanks indeed
cool books Robert. tx
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On 12/21/2023 at 5:10 PM, crassus said:House of Hammer lot of 7 $30.00
Includes shipping anywhere in the US or Canada
Grades range from lowest 6.0 to highest 7.5, bright and glossy, great reading including stars like Christopher Lee, Peter Cushing, reviews of great movies like Witchfinder General, the Exorcist, and Raquel Welch going wild! (and great John Bolton illustrated adaptation of the movie...)
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Most of the HG Planets (but not the Promise #36) that just concluded on CL auction were submitted by same person. Hammer prices seemed decent. Just curious if it was a boardie(?)
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From a business standpoint, not worth the time or even the money to board such books. If you move them around a lot you’ll get some damage over time. Many I’ve had for 35 years are fine, but several also have some light creasing or spine ticks from mostly bending in the box. If you’re careful, they should be fine.
if you have time and you like the books for your collection, go ahead and board.
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I don’t fish in that pond (uber keys) but I do sense that for many books folks are beginning to consider restored when they previously would not. Books with minor resto (esp small amount of color touch) in mid grade seem cheap at about one third to one half of unrestored price, and I think that spread is shrinking. Also, if the minor resto on say a 6.0 can be reversed, resulting in a blue label 4.0, that restored book priced below a blue 4.0 looks attractive. I personally have bought more restored books in the last year than I did the prior 30 years. I’ve changed my valuation of certain types of restored books and have no problem pulling the trigger, esp on HTF GA.
Rips new sales thread, Gold, Silver, Bronze, magazines etc. Recap on page 4, (New Golden age added Wed. night on page 6)
in Golden/Silver/Bronze Age Only
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take these
Daredevil 18 VG- $10
Take these 4 Vampirellas mid to low grade (The frazetta cover is missing a piece in the lower bottom right) $30
Suzie 75, 76, (missing centerfolds) Laugh 47 (Missing page 11,12)
Take all 3 for $30
Lois Lane lot 91, 100, 107 110, 116, 118 Avg grade VF maybe a bit better $50
Fantastic Four 78 nice VF $30
Mystery in Space 84 Fine+ $15