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Keys, hot books, GGA and more 7PM est Jan 19th
BoogieWoogie replied to cms1's topic in Copper / Modern Age Only
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Keys, hot books, GGA and more 7PM est Jan 19th
BoogieWoogie replied to cms1's topic in Copper / Modern Age Only
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ASM Annual 2, ASM 58, ASM 72, ASM 109, ASM 110, ASM 131, ASM 138, ASM 185, ASM 197
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I'm a simple man, here's a simple thread. The rules are pretty basic - no probies or HOS, shipping is included within the U.S., but overseas and Canada I will charge you exact weight for shipping Priority. SHIPPING POLICY - FREE anywhere within the U.S. Canada and overseas, shipping costs are based on weight of pkg. PAYMENT POLICY - Paypal only. I will pay seller's fees. No returns, so please ask any questions you need before purchase. Exceptions of course include items that arrive damaged or broken but I am going to package these very, very safely so I doubt there will be issues there. Here are the books! BLACK PANTHER #2 CGC 9.8 s/s John Romita Jr. - First Appearance of Shuri - $699 NOW $649 SPIDER-MAN AND HIS AMAZING FRIENDS #1 Newsstand Variant CGC 9.6 s/s John Romita Jr. - First Appearance of Firestar (Outside of Continuity) - $299 NOW $249 AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #210 CGC 9.4 s/s John Romita Jr. - First Appearance of Madame Web - $299 NOW $249
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Cool Covers, #1's, and Other Books
BoogieWoogie replied to rjahn98's topic in Copper / Modern Age Only
Great cover but it's a John Romita Jr. piece, not a Jock piece. -
PGM Amazing Spider-Man 40
BoogieWoogie replied to BoogieWoogie's topic in Hey buddy, can you spare a grade?
F me! Knew I should've returned these when I got them. The others are probably incomplete as well. Expensive lesson to learn at this point, think it's been over 6 months since I got these. Thanks for the heads up. -
Misc Raws and 1 CGC Slabs
BoogieWoogie replied to Warren Oates's topic in Golden/Silver/Bronze Age Only
Daredevil 88 - 8.0 W $12 -
Misc Raws and 1 CGC Slabs
BoogieWoogie replied to Warren Oates's topic in Golden/Silver/Bronze Age Only
What If 3 - 8.5 OW $7 What If 9 - 8.5 W $5 -
Misc Raws and 1 CGC Slabs
BoogieWoogie replied to Warren Oates's topic in Golden/Silver/Bronze Age Only
WWBN 15 - 7.0 OWW $16 WWBN 14 - 7.0 W $6 WWBN 13 - 2.0 OW $1 -
Moderns that are heating up on ebay!
BoogieWoogie replied to thirdgreenham's topic in Modern Age Comic Books
It'll probably get snapped up before I get in today as I waited until NCBD but I'll try and get it, thanks for your help! E: Thank you everyone else as well, much appreciated! -
Moderns that are heating up on ebay!
BoogieWoogie replied to thirdgreenham's topic in Modern Age Comic Books
I misspoke, sorry. I meant they aren't marked up as much as this shop marks up ratio variants that sit... which is counterproductive which is why they have like 10 longboxes full of old ratio variants no one wants They're well above cover but they're around $17 or so -
Moderns that are heating up on ebay!
BoogieWoogie replied to thirdgreenham's topic in Modern Age Comic Books
What do people think about this Star Wars High Republic book? One of the LCS's in the area still has some of the ratio variants available at cover (under $20)... thoughts? Trying to find the cover I saw online but having a bit of trouble, sorry -
If you have enough money to just buy what you want I get that. But a lot of collectors don't. The only way I'm going to scratch up to an AF15 is through years of flipping. And you can think of that as allowing you to get a big discount on a book you wanted. But you're also correct that some people enjoy the thrill of buying and selling. Getting a good deal when you buy and selling at or above FMV is FUN. Speculating can be fun. For some people, yes, it's another way to gamble but it's their money. And for some they enjoy chasing down books. Working up to a grail. But after you score your top book... then what? So I can get them turning their sights to something else purely because they love collecting and want to keep digging through back issue bins and driving to different comic shops and buying people's collections and sifting through them... To me they're just different manifestations of the hobby, all of which I'm fine with. As long as their thrill isn't buying up GA and SA keys to use as kindling I say let other collectors do their thing
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This is basically my attitude. Once it has been sold to me and it's in my possession, what exactly is the seller going to do to keep me from doing whatever I want with it? And how do they plan on enforcing that I wonder?
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Moderns that are heating up on ebay!
BoogieWoogie replied to thirdgreenham's topic in Modern Age Comic Books
You planning on putting any up here? I might shop with you... And yeah they have maybe 3 more at 9.99 but they are a little finicky about letting you buy a bunch of copies of this book or that book. They still have a bunch of the Captain Marvel 23's, both covers, which I had flipped a few times for small profits. But they didn't let me buy another yesterday because my account shows I've bought a couple already. Even though that book came out months ago and they literally have 2 dozen copies left lol... part of why I usually go to a different shop in town... -
Moderns that are heating up on ebay!
BoogieWoogie replied to thirdgreenham's topic in Modern Age Comic Books
My Not-So-LCS had a few copies marked up to 9.99 so I bit the bullet and grabbed two. My actual LCS had one for my pull but I don't think it had a shot at a 9.8. These look nicer. I really wish I had pulled the trigger on the presale 9.8 I was looking at for $55 on Ebay. Didn't sell out until the book was actually released, I presume as people hit their LCS and realized they were going to miss out. I also grabbed The Next Batman and might double back for the Wonder Woman one. Anyone think there's anything to any of the Future State DC stuff? Presuming they keep publishing comics that is -
Moderns that are heating up on ebay!
BoogieWoogie replied to thirdgreenham's topic in Modern Age Comic Books
Agreed. Beautiful concept, execution, and coloring. I would really love to see JRJR and Scott Hanna work together again. Hanna's coloring really lit up Romita Jr's pencils. They were a dream team during that ASM run with Straczynski E: For the uninitiated I actually want to try and pick up 9.8's of all of these covers. And they're all hovering right around $50 right now, should be pretty cheap for a while -
Moderns that are heating up on ebay!
BoogieWoogie replied to thirdgreenham's topic in Modern Age Comic Books
I know people love him but JSC is just not my cup of tea. Unfortunately I need 601/606/607 for my run so I'm going to have to shell out for them. Might just get 9.8's as they're not that much more than the raws honestly... But hey I love John Romita Jr and I know not everyone does. The world will keep spinning and I'll keep burning a hole through my wallet -
Moderns that are heating up on ebay!
BoogieWoogie replied to thirdgreenham's topic in Modern Age Comic Books
That looks AWESOME but I just can't do the ratio variants. Absolutely not for this cheap guy -
This was part of a silver age ASM lot I bought off of Ebay and it taught me a valuable lesson - look at the pictures very closely! I had no clue any of these had tape restoration until they arrived. I thought I was getting away with a major steal The front cover presents well but as you can see a piece of the back cover was cut out... for some reason... and taped back in. There is also tape restoration on the back cover. I have a few questions - does tape restoration like this merit a "restored" grade? I figure it's a ding, but how much? I will likely sell this and the other books from this lot as raw - all of them have tape restoration besides 1 or 2 - but I am having trouble figuring out how to price this. Any advice on any of that would be appreciated but feel free to just drop a number. Or if you want to laugh at me for not noticing the tape on the back cover of this and a few others I'm fine with that too!
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Are you just looking at sales of singles? I think when you lump in trades the industry is in really good shape. I bet there are a lot of young readers that only buy trades for new stuff but will occasionally buy back issues featuring their favorite heroes and villains. I think monthlies are too expensive for a lot of kids that are interested in following multiple heroes.
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Any advice here? I'm going to get my first set of graded books back next week and I think I'm going to keep about half of them and probably sell the rest. For those that have shipped slabs, what size box would you recommend for a single slab? And how have you approached shipping multiple slabs? I have bubble wrap and packing peanuts to try and cushion as much as is possible but I am hoping to rely on the expertise of some of the wise, knowledgeable, and experienced posters here. Hope that was enough buttering up for y'all
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I think that the damage would be long term. Young readers already favor trades due to the cost savings versus floppies, but those trades are collections of floppies so when they eventually have the capital to pick up those floppies they can go back and do so. This will still happen on the DC side when old stories are re-released. But for, say, a Batman reader that starts reading in 2022 and is reading however many collected editions DC puts out in a quarter or whatever the time period is why would they go back? Especially if this move to trades and one-shot type stories means decoupling from the traditional comic format/story length. If DC is putting out 36-page Batman stories and 43-page Batman stories and 61-page Batman stories, will newer readers find the floppy format jarring or unpleasant? I think, long term, it will hurt the number of people looking for DC back issues. And the vacuum DC would create at comic shops on NCBD and throughout the week would reduce their foot traffic and potentially hurt them too since a lot of the appeal of trades for comics publishers is the ability to sell them in many more places than they can sell floppies. So now DC readers may not even go to comic shops which would hurt that industry even more impacting how ALL back issues are sold. Needless to say I really hope this doesn't happen. I'm more of a Marvel guy, lil DC curious, but it wouldn't be healthy for half of the world's major superheroes to no longer be published in monthly comics.
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Moderns that are heating up on ebay!
BoogieWoogie replied to thirdgreenham's topic in Modern Age Comic Books
Any thoughts on the 2nd print? I think I'm going to stay away unless they invert the original cover with another black and white on a 3rd or 4th print or something