Buzzetta

SOLD

Chinese / Bootleg / Knock Off / Spider-man - Sealed in Baggie: $1.50

SOLD

Chinese / Bootleg / Knock Off / Spider-man - Sealed in Baggie: $1.50

SOLD

Chinese / Bootleg / Knock Off / Flash - Sealed in Baggie: $1.50

SOLD

Chinese / Bootleg / Knock Off / Deadshot - Sealed in Baggie: $1.50

Chinese / Bootleg / Knock Off / Scarlet Spider - Sealed in Baggie: $1.50

Okay... here we go. More stuff coming after this but I have to build it first for pictures. Remember there is absolutely no order to this... it is listed as I find it and pull it.

Going to take a pause but will be back My LCS Owner is retiring and we are going to give him some parting gifts. I've known the guy since I was 14.

Chinese / Bootleg / Knock Off / These are not authentic Lego - $12 Ghostbusters Team of 4 - Sealed in Individual Bags.

Groot & Rocket 12" Plush - $30 Designed by Skottie Young for NYCC 2017 I don't have any pets, I don't smoke, and I love me some air conditioning. This thing has been in a ziplock bag for the last couple of years.

Star Wars - Obi Wan Kenobi Super- Articulated Version with the soft goods skirt but hard goods outer robe. $7

Star Wars: Bastila Shan - Loose and Complete - $25

Walmart Rey / Vintage Collection - $6

Snake Eyes: City Strike (Original Resolute Version) - $14 NM and Complete - yes, it includes the figure stand.

Dr Strange: LEGO 76060 Marvel Super Heroes Doctor Strange's Sanctum Sanctorum (Factory Sealed) - $27

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And this is about to turn into a plastic crack thread... okay... Same rules as above. There will be Lego and whatever Action Figures I can see laying around that need new homes. None of these have yet to be listed on eBay. If you know of anything else I might have listed, feel free to inquire and I can pull things away from other areas and sell them here. However, if it is listed somewhere else, it will not be listed here.

Actually, today I am walking around and culling items. I listed a few things on eBay and as soon as I find henchman #1's weapon... I have a smaller Lego set I have to list that goes for over $100. Might go through some Action figures later. The comics I will go through some other time... and only after I receive my books back from the McFarlane signing so I can figure out what I am keeping of that lot. I am not a fan of cluttered areas and try to do my best to sell off things rather that hold everything just to know that somewhere it is locked up in a bin some place. I also weigh my options. Would I rather have "this" Snake Eyes figure or have more money to put toward renovating another room?

But that is the thing. If Massachusetts is changing the definition or what they consider falls under the consideration of that definition, it is irrelevant on what anyone outside of the decision maker thinks on a state level. Federal level is something else entirely.

I live in one of the villages located within one of the more corrupt townships of Nassau County on Long Island. Every year someone in our local government is brought up on charges and/or going to jail. I feel ya...

Considering that it comes from the Massachusetts State Department of Revenue, I would say that they disagree with your assessment as far as Massachusetts' vested interest goes in the matter. The Department of Revenue specifically names comics, old or current. The issue raised to them was also to take into account comics sold as collectables. I cut and pasted the full response: