Avengers 4 CGC 9.4 ending on ebay tonight.... geezuz.

[Silver Surfer]

I'm betting the price will jump at the last minute. This copy is pretty decent, good PQ.

[Junkdrawer]

$16,671 and $200 in ebay bucks

[LordRahl]

$16,671 and $200 in ebay bucks

 

I have no idea why Wilson would sell a book of this caliber on ebay By far the worst of the 5 major auction venues for this type of book.

[Hepcat]

How would you rate the four better ones - after fees?

 

[Hank Pym]

I had looked at it, and was going to throw in a bid higher than the sale price, but I was on the boards and I lost track of time. I missed it by about two minutes. Oh well, that means I can still bid in the cc auction tomorrow night. I'd say it was a pretty decent bargain for whoever picked it up (in terms of the current market).

[Junkdrawer]

A sale such as this one would put a shiver in me timbers had I just dropped $92k for a 9.6 a short time ago.

[DinnerB-migration]

$16,671 and $200 in ebay bucks

 

I have no idea why Wilson would sell a book of this caliber on ebay By far the worst of the 5 major auction venues for this type of book.

 

 

Should have had a bin or reserve and you don't sell a book on Wednesday night, always Sunday. Ebay fees only $50, can't beat it. Plus there were several other online auctions taking place this week.

 

 

[Hepcat]

$16,671 and $200 in ebay bucks

 

I have no idea why Wilson would sell a book of this caliber on ebay By far the worst of the 5 major auction venues for this type of book.

 

 

Should have had a bin or reserve and you don't sell a book on Wednesday night, always Sunday.

 

Is there good statistical evidence for the superiority of Sunday night auctions from the standpoint of sellers or is the evidence strictly anecdotal?

 

[1koko]

$16,671 and $200 in ebay bucks

 

 

Would have gone for more if I had remembered to bid.

 

Timing in terms of clashing with all the auctions also would not have helped this book.

 

 

[cheetah]

$16,671 and $200 in ebay bucks

 

I have no idea why Wilson would sell a book of this caliber on ebay By far the worst of the 5 major auction venues for this type of book.

 

 

Should have had a bin or reserve and you don't sell a book on Wednesday night, always Sunday.

 

Is there good statistical evidence for the superiority of Sunday night auctions from the standpoint of sellers or is the evidence strictly anecdotal?

 

 

Anecdotal but I've seen the same trend for a few years. Friday nights are great for cheap buys.

[Boba]

4-me Friday is when the bids and offers come in if I've had stuff listed all week.

Sunday is also good because a lot of people are home on Sunday nights.

Except maybe during the summer, when people are out and about.

[Spiderturtle]

4-me Friday is when the bids and offers come in if I've had stuff listed all week.

Sunday is also good because a lot of people are home on Sunday nights.

Except maybe during the summer, when people are out and about.

 

Fridays are paydays (thumbs u

[Bruno_s4]

A sale such as this one would put a shiver in me timbers had I just dropped $92k for a 9.6 a short time ago.

 

Yes but who was it that stated that "9.6 is when the madness starts"? Brulato?

[tth2]

A sale such as this one would put a shiver in me timbers had I just dropped $92k for a 9.6 a short time ago.

 

Yes but who was it that stated that "9.6 is when the madness starts"? Brulato?

Yup. You now have to paypal $0.01 to him for using that phrase.

[chrisco37]

A sale such as this one would put a shiver in me timbers had I just dropped $92k for a 9.6 a short time ago.

 

Yes but who was it that stated that "9.6 is when the madness starts"? Brulato?

Yup. You now have to paypal $0.01 to him for using that phrase.

 

Would there be an extra charge if he had included "Sonny Boy" in the response?

[tth2]

A sale such as this one would put a shiver in me timbers had I just dropped $92k for a 9.6 a short time ago.

 

Yes but who was it that stated that "9.6 is when the madness starts"? Brulato?

Yup. You now have to paypal $0.01 to him for using that phrase.

 

Would there be an extra charge if he had included "Sonny Boy" in the response?

Tom has generously allowed that term to go into the public domain.

[Dick Pontoon]

For the sake of historical accuracy, he didn't use "boy," just "sonny." Linky

[namisgr]

What do you own, sonny?™

[MediumLover]

For the sake of historical accuracy, he didn't use "boy," just "sonny." Linky

He used "sonny boy" later in the thread. Link