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I'm in love.
Finally pulled the trigger on this guy. It has everything I could love. A little receipt initial A inside the "D" in weird. I find the bit of off kilter registration (look at the art line along the top edge) great and very apt for the era. It even has a date stamp on the back. And the worst of the condition defects are all on the back!
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Closed!
Invices being written and sent
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On 9/4/2022 at 9:35 AM, comicartfan said:
Take per PM
Winner winner!
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Was so excited by the last second stop by the Gators to seal the win I forgot to come on and drop prices !
Prices are now dropped! PM with offers, bundles if you like. Will keep the thread open thru the long weekend and then I'll close shop and send invoices.
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Last one for the night. Won't mind if this doesn't sell. My favorite Conan cover. BWS doing his thing. Makes me think of those old D&D campaign book covers. And it's an old label.
Conan the Barbarian #16 CGC 9.6 $750 now....$725
Last sale this August was $700.
Buy it now! I'll probably wake up in the morning and pull it. The book.
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Alright a couple of under copies from my (formerly top) registry set.
Space Adventures #29 CGC 8.0 $300...now $280
I have two 8.0s, the other is the White Mtn copy. Honestly, this one has better colors. Only Tewo higher copies (both 9.2s, or maybe they're the same book)
those two diagaonal lines you see ckming up from the bottom is the reflection of my arms taking the picture.
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Affordable GA Sci Fi slabs, some of my registry under copies, a pedigree and some high grade stuff
But first..
The Rules:
Whatever happens in marketplace, stays in marketplace. No wait, wrong rules, hold on… here they are:- NO PL/HOS members. I also reserve the right to not sell to someone with justification. If you have outstanding payments past due to other members, don’t commit to buying my book, pay your bills!
- "I'll take it" in a thread will always supersede any active negotiations in PM or emails. In the case of a tie, time stamps and screen shots win.
- Payments: Paypal is perfectly acceptable. Purchases over $1,000, check/mo preferred. If you pay by check you get freebies.
- Checks must clear before shipping...usually 3 business days max!
- Payment plans available; please PM me to discuss
- Shipping: I ship USPS Priority mail M-W-F, so you will receive your books quickly. CGC books (up to 3) will be $15 to US, $40 to Canada.
- Refunds: There will be no dis-satisfaction based refunds since books are graded by a third party and I'm gonna provide a butt ton of pictures. If book is damaged/lost in shipping, we will work together. Book will be insured for value.
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Ok, not comics related, but the scenario is one that could have just as easily played out in the comics hobby (this was sports cards).
I missed out in an auction on an item. It sold for around $200 (multiple bidders, good listing), and another one was listed but the seller had it in a BIN for $500.
Same item, same condition, same scarcity... so I thought what's the worst that could happen? So I put in an offer (thankfully they had that turned on) and I pitched my case for $200, pointing out it's twin just sold in auction.
I had little hope. On the upside, it didnt get auto-rejected but still there the offer sat... like a fart in church for 36+ hours.
Today I check ebay and there's an item in my cart and LO AND BEHOLD THE SELLER ACCEPTED!
Did I find the LONE seller on eBay that lists whale prices but will listen to market data?!?!
So in celebration tell your tale of your long shot offer that you didnt think had a chance in heck, but came thru.
(Im anticipating a lot of "how I ended up with my hot wife" stories, but maybe there are some hobby stories as well) -
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Not a fan of stealth price changes. Especially increases. Raise your price sure. But don't make me think I'm crazy for remembering a listing from 14 hrs ago at one price that is now a different price.
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How would you approach selling a registry set?
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Im thinking of shifting gears and selling one of my registry sets. It's about 30 books, of which 22 are highest graded or are pedigree copies. It's 50s sci-fi, but not a widely collected (there are only two collections in the registry with more than 10% of the set, and only a couple of active collections). Books from the set (Space Adventures) don't come up often, but as I said, there's also not a lot of people collecting them. A few months ago there were 3 high grade title copies on CLINK and there was spirited bidding (including me) on the three, but 30 books is a lot more than 3...
I'm looking at consigning the set to an auction house to sell them, but don't know if breaking the set up into a few auctions is a better approach versus putting all 30 books in one auction for the sake of making it a "statement" listing.
Im sure Im not the first person wrestling with this decision. What's been others experiences? Done it one way and wished for the other? Im not hurting for the money so the timing isnt a driving factor for me...