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Just wondering

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MutantKeys

MutantKeys

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Are point totals given to books going to change to catch up to date?

If estimated FMV is the way you score a book... I know most books arent on point to that, but there are some that are just too far off...

 

Here are a few examples:

 

Amazing Fantasy 15 9.4 - Score 75,000 ---- Last two sales over 200K

 

X-Men 35 9.8 - Score 2,800 :cry: :cry:

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seanfingh

seanfingh

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You tell him Harmon

 

Eat me, Fancy Pants.

 

 

(The preceding retort is the property of Doctor Watson used expressly without permission.)

I will PM you on were to send the royalties. :)

 

It really is brilliant. It is such a stupid thing to type but it is so funny. I think on April Fools Day I am going to post nothing but Eat me, Fancy Pants all day!

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seanfingh

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:whatev:

 

Did you get the info you needed big boy?

Nope

 

It's right there. FMV plus mystery algorithm = Registry Points.

 

Rule One of the Registry: We do not talk about the mystery algorithm

Rule Two of the Registry: We do not talk about the Mystery Algorithm

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Point Five

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Are point totals given to books going to change to catch up to date?

If estimated FMV is the way you score a book... I know most books arent on point to that, but there are some that are just too far off...

 

Here are a few examples:

 

Amazing Fantasy 15 9.4 - Score 75,000 ---- Last two sales over 200K

 

X-Men 35 9.8 - Score 2,800 :cry: :cry:

I agree, a revision seems in order. Looks like the X-Men #35 should be dropped to around 1900.

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