AMAZING SPIDER-MAN 9 CGC SIGNATURE SERIES/ CLOSED

[JOEY GUNZ]

FOR SALE:

 

AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #9 FIRST ELECTRO CGC SIGNATURE SERIES 8.0 SIGNED BY STAN LEE

 

$1900 DELIVERED INSIDE THE US

 

FEEL FREE TO PM ME OFFERS. THIS IS A 3 DAY LISTING. AT THE END OF THE DAY ON TUESDAY, I WILL CLOSE THIS AND GO ON VACATION ON THURSDAY, SO IF YOU WANT IT SENT OUT BEFORE I LEAVE, PAYMENT MUST BE SENT.

 

BUYER PAYS 3% FEES

 

THANKS

 

[Columbia Comics]

Can't ask for personal payment. Against the

[JOEY GUNZ]

Nobody seems to want to buy what I am selling on these boards, but you guys are sure good at pointing out the rules!

 

Maybe someone can explain to me my so many members come to the selling and wanted threads with their rulebooks and not their checkbooks.

 

(Yes, you are correct sir. That was a double dose of sarcasm!)

[ChasingKingKirby]

Boardies are stringent about the rules because CGC expects us to police the boards in exchange for a free place to sell and buy. As to the check book issue, could be boardies are broke from the recently ended clink auction. Could also be pricing. The board is comprised of probably the savviest comic buyers there are. We all mostly price slabs by GPA or at least get an idea from it. Large premiums over GPA are usually a waste of time. This is all generally speaking since you asked. (thumbs u

[Spiderphill]

Nobody seems to want to buy what I am selling on these boards, but you guys are sure good at pointing out the rules!

 

Maybe someone can explain to me my so many members come to the selling and wanted threads with their rulebooks and not their checkbooks.

 

(Yes, you are correct sir. That was a double dose of sarcasm!)

Tough to get a huge premium when everyone has gpa. You're entitled to ask your price just like we are entitled to buy or not. Anyhow looks like a sweet book. Glwts

[JOEY GUNZ]

You sell that ASM 9 cgc 9.0 on ebay yet, Columbia?

[Peter Loves Gwen]

It's a nice book, priced for SS buyers really.

 

As for the Paypal, change that to read buyer pays the fees, without mention of the personal payment.

 

The best way to actually make the payment that way, in PM's, is to ask for two payments;

Have the buyer make one payment, the normal way with fees, and a second one by personal payment, for exactly what the fees were on the first payment.

 

Paypal deserves the fees by their rules and law, but they do not deserve a fee on the fees. Just do that in PM's, ask the buyer to pay the fees. You can guess at what they are, bt it's simpler to just tell the buyer exactly what it is, after the main payment. Regards,

[thehumantorch]

Nobody seems to want to buy what I am selling on these boards, but you guys are sure good at pointing out the rules!

 

Maybe someone can explain to me my so many members come to the selling and wanted threads with their rulebooks and not their checkbooks.

 

(Yes, you are correct sir. That was a double dose of sarcasm!)

 

This is a close knit community. We tend to buy from boardies we know and have a relationship with. I'm a lot more likely to buy a book from someone I consider a friend and from someone I've purchased from in the past.

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We also tend to avoid sellers who break selling rules and/or complain about the rules.

 

Good luck with the sale.

[JOEY GUNZ]

I had a member not take 4 spidey books that I would have made $8 total on because the price was too high.

The boards are like the world, it takes all kinds to make it up

[JOEY GUNZ]

Well Torch, if what you say is true, thanks for the luck! Apparently I will need it!

Not really complaining, though, rules are good

[Peter Loves Gwen]

I hope you take the rules and the informal guidelines we go by to heart. The stuff like I posted about should be done in PM, avoid making the conflict subjects public.

[asteroid-comix]

Maybe someone can explain to me my so many members come to the selling and wanted threads with their rulebooks and not their checkbooks.

 

Since you asked, nice books that are reasonably priced generally sell. High grade silver, especially pajama boy, only last minutes/hours. Books that are priced close to twice GPA, generally languish.

[JOEY GUNZ]