Moderns that are heating up on ebay! 71 71

[jjeanius]

I'm also guessing #2 has a smaller print run than #1.

[krighton]

well yeah there's always that.........

[Pirate]

i had a run of 70-79 fall flat on ebay. Apparently everyone else's WD's are doing well. Must be a conspiracy.

[comicalgems]

i had a run of 70-79 fall flat on ebay. Apparently everyone else's WD's are doing well. Must be a conspiracy.

 

What was your starting bid?

[krighton]

i had a couple lots that fizzled...barely got cover price.

Edited April 8, 2012 by krighton

[Pirate]

i had a run of 70-79 fall flat on ebay. Apparently everyone else's WD's are doing well. Must be a conspiracy.

 

What was your starting bid?

 

9.99

[jjeanius]

really...? Wow, that is surprising.

[comicalgems]

Ruh Roh....the bubble she is a busting?

[krighton]

Fatale #2 had a print run of 20k....

[krighton]

Ruh Roh....the bubble she is a busting?

 

well, Easter weekend also....we'll see what happens during a normal work week.

[lemonman5]

The bubble isn't bursting at all. I just had an offer of $85 on my set of 87-95. The 87 is the variant, but its still a good sign to see 10 books selling for $85.

[Underground44]

faster like a boll weevil attacking on a cotton ball factory.

 

 

Yoda springs to mind when reading this..

[the blob]

Can we finally declare Deadpool mania is over? I think Marvel has finally exposed him enough that backissue sales are slowing except for NM 98 which floats around $85-100 in NM.

 

I dont see back issues sell for near what they were a year ago or two.

 

 

I just sold a 7 issue lot of generic issues from 10 - 20s of the 90's series for $30, so no great shakes, a few bucks each.

[the blob]

So, if I could get copies of the Walking Dead starting around issue 40 to current for $5.00/cover price for the newer ones and a good chunk of the Weekly's for cover price (minus 19), would it be best to sell them individually, in sets of 5/10 or do a whole run?

 

Im thinking about picking them up and flipping them. Not interested in the comic but wont turn down a quick flip to get something im interested in.

 

I wouldn't pay that much for a fair # of the issues in the 80s and 90s ($5) and wouldn't pay cover for most of the weeklys unless they reprint some key issue.

[the blob]

Ruh Roh....the bubble she is a busting?

 

hard to say, i had a bunch of auctions on lots end where I did not feel I was being very aggressive ($7-$9 an issue) in my starting bid and no bids, only to stick them in my store that night and have people buy some of them before I woke up at the offering price (which was the starting bid that didn't get a bid).

[jjeanius]

Fatale #2 had a print run of 20k....

 

OK, so...20k is significantly less than 25k, last time I checked...

[krighton]

i'm just saying it's not paltry...still who knows.

[the blob]

Fatale #2 had a print run of 20k....

 

OK, so...20k is significantly less than 25k, last time I checked...

 

It has been a while since I dealt with statistics, but I believe that would not be a statistically significant difference.

 

Very truly yours,

 

Smartazz, Esq.

[N/A]

 

In most fields it would not be considered statistically significant.

[jjeanius]

Well, if the print run continues to decrease by 20% of the first issue's print run each month, there would be no issue 6. So I'm guessing that some people consider it very significant.