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Mikos-migration

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  1. For sure, totally understandable. Lower grades are affordable for more collectors thus high in demand. The best feeling is to find that target grade for the right price. I've found my detective 225 today actually thanks to these boards! Just need to get the invoice from the seller and I'm good to go. Patience paid off on this one too, but can't' bee overly patient with a rare book like this. Definitely a grail of mine.
  2. I was set up and I think I know who you were. You were there with a friend, right? I am the one that had another B&B #28 on the way. I was with my uncle actually, I don't remember talking to someone that had one coming in. Could be someone else. Are you looking to sell? Or is it for your collection?
  3. I guess if you're patient it works out. I'm a patient buyer too and has worked pretty good for me on second level tier of key books (like first appearances of major villains). I'm now moving into the realm of big keys haha. I was just frustrated on his reasoning though. He prices based on ebay prices now vs recent sales. I told him I could list an ASM #4 for $1,000 in 3.0 condition, doesn't mean that's market price. Oh well. Sucks since this is one I want for my collecction for life, not to sell. Did you have a booth there? Were you the guy who was working on deals for Showcase 22?
  4. I was at that same show. I was asking for a band b 28 and a showcase 22 as well. I'm new to this site but If anyone has a raw or graded copy between a 1.0 and a 2.5 I'm interested. One person at the Edmonton show had a raw 1.5 and was asking 3k for it. That's outrageous. It's a pricey book but it's not at that level. I don't think he really wanted to sell. Also looking for a flash 105, detective 225, I like marvel too but something about those early silver DC books and characters just pull me in!