MattTheDuck

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To update - I sent an email and received a response that they know about the problem and are trying to have it fixed, but have been unsuccessful thus far. I was encouraged to call with my card number, which I did this afternoon. Book will be on it's way Monday. 19th Century tech to the rescue!

Until very recently, the oldest book in my collection

I had this exact problem at a different seller. Went so far as to call my CC provider about it. They did not even show an "attempt" by the seller.

Victor Von Doom, he loves to loom.

Today's grabs - lower mid-grade mostly. Saw these same books at a different Estate Sale a few weeks ago

So I'm going to an Estate Sale tomorrow which has "1970s and 80s x-men" but "no rare issues." Any advice on which to grab if they're there??

Picked this up today at a local Estate Sale. Spine is trashed but ok otherwise

Another favorite cover

Part deux

Not exactly the Estate Sale I was going to, but a pretty good start to the "weekend." Some with water damage and some rough treatment, but not bad for $2.21 each. Top 10 first, then grouped by title.

No hopes for 9.8 with these. Probably the only collector in the US with back-to-back wraps/cuts like this.

My car is idling in the driveway.

Latveria's a "land out of time" - fashion and hair styles can run 50-500 years out of date

I had exactly the same experience with a book on the CL Exchange. However, I have also had success purchasing a book there - so one might say that it worked as intended. However, this is another thing about the way CL works that makes no sense to me. "They should" add a "listed date" and then expire listings after some period (3 months?) unless the seller actively re-ups the listing. The interesting thing is that - if many of these listing are fossils the seller has forgotten about - why are almost all the prices at or above today's FMV? If a book was originally listed 2 years ago, and then neglected, the current price should reflect 2 years ago + whatever crazy premium the buyer wanted. You never see this kind of huge underpricing on there.

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I agree the "Want to Buy" section would be the right one, except it's "Want to Trade" in your case. Do you have a sense of which "1 or several high value CGC graded books" you would be interested in in return for your collection? You have a lot of value there.