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joeypost

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  1. I wonder if we could help meet banner's desire for more help with his hard to find books by instituting some WTB guidelines.

     

    IS it entirely insane to make it a guideline that WTB posts should include title and condition notes, and price that you WILL buy the book for?

     

    If we did that, would filling WTB requests on this forum become so convenient that dealers would take more advantage of respond to WTB posts (and so would other collectors) and thus obscure wants would be filled more easily?

     

    Of course, it's up to you what you list as a price. $0.01, or $10,000. But if you do that, even if you low ball it a bit, you may find someone who knows you're close, and can offer the book you need to you "in that ball park"?

     

    WTB posts haven't been very successful for me here, but that's b/c I'm looking for tough books. I don't know that we'd want to impose guidelines as to how WTB posts should be formulated as most collectors will consider various combinations of grade, eye appeal, price, and page quality in determining what they'd pay.

     

    It is worth noting that there have actually been quite a few WTB posts recently, so the idea of a separate WTB forum may carry more weight now - I know that the last time we discussed dividing up the forums you decided not to break them out as there just wasn't enough volume to justify it, and you didn't want too many sub-categories in the marketplace.

     

    I think this would help since most WTB posts get pushed to the bottom of the viewing list within a day, if not a few hours. Having one spot to look through would make selling easier if I can match a buyer to a book instead of throwing it on ebay.

  2. It has always been a dream of mine to own the original 6 Hulk books in FN+ or better. Actually I would like to own them in NM but who can afford that anymore.

     

    I have 4 of the 6 so far and a Hulk #2 in at CGC and a deal going with a board member for the #3...all I have to do is see the scans to finalize the deal.

     

    Here is a picture of what I have so far: #1(CGC 6.5), #4(CGC 7.0), #5(CGC 7.0), #6(CGC 6.5)

     

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    Sorry for the poor photo but I did not have time for scans.

     

    I will have the other 12 centers up soon. Post them if you have them.

  3. ... and the kudos continues.

     

    Thanks to Mutant Keys for an Amazing Fantasy 15 insane.gif

     

    Thanks to Whomerjay for a nice pile of Secret Wars and X-Men books 893applaud-thumb.gif

     

    Thanks to Flying Donut for an ASM 121 toy variant acclaim.gif

     

    Thanks to Worldsbestcomics for yet more ASM toy variants acclaim.gifacclaim.gif

     

    Thanks to Hobo for a stunning Batman 227 and a few freebies yay.gif

     

    ... and with Hobo an extra special kudos for collecting ALL the above packages for me and then shipping them to me in one lot. He really took his time and effort doing this (for the second time i might add) and i can't appreciate it enough. It makes collecting for those of us in Europe so much easier and affordable. Thanks again Stu! hail.gif

     

    A genuine AF #15?

  4. Kudos to Joeypost for quick payment on a CGC 9.6 ASM 300 and CGC 9.4 Hulk 202 and a few additional comics in the box as well.

     

    Kudos back at ya for helping a brother out.

     

    guess you really didn't like my cgc 9.6 after all. foxy heartbroken frown.gif

     

    My goal was to buy two. Goal accomplished. Now all I need to do is track down a FN+ copy of Hulk #3 and life would be good.

    Your copy is safely tucked away in my private stash cloud9.gif.