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theCapraAegagrus

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  1. I'm gonna do everything that I can to groom my future nephew into an educated comic book fan. My 2nd best friend has a 2-year old boy, too, and he (my friend) loves comic book movies (not much of a reader, though). So, about a decade down the line, I'll be trying to get a couple people into the hobby.
  2. I'd post the dancing banana emoji, but I don't wanna get suspended during the grading contest...
  3. I enjoy having physical copies. What if my internet goes out (it's happened - for a 3-day stretch before)? What if I wanna watch a movie elsewhere and don't wanna give them access to my account(s)? The movies that I own digital-only: Captain America: Civil War, Thor: Ragnarok, Shazam, and Godzilla: King of the Monsters. When the MCU Phase 3 Collection is released that list will shrink to 2, though.
  4. "Your Superman #1 is in okay condition, but since it'll be a toilet reader for me, can you give me a better price?"
  5. "Guys do you think it have a chance at 8.5 CGC ?"
  6. That "buyer" put that same message in the offer. "Can pay immediately." Okay? I in' expect you to. If I needed the money, the items would be listed on niche sites with a lower price. I have sometimes been criticized for listing at high prices, but I always have Best Offer enabled, and I have sold items for far more than people claim are worth. I once listed a deck for $1,000, it was posted in the "eBay listings by people on crack" thread. Got offers for $250 with messages like, "I bought a couple at this price it's not worth what you're asking". It sold for $700. If you don't ask, in this case for a price, you'll never know the answer (or how high someone is willing to pay).