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[ItsJustRyan]

Well the first 9.9 sold on e-bay with a flurry of bids for $400, The second sold on here for the same and the third sold on e-bay with a solitary bid of $250. The 4th is yet to come up for sale.

 

I can read between the line (I know what you want)...

 

That $250 last eBay sale was strange to me.

Edited October 8, 2012 by ItsJustRyan

[gaz2810i]

Well the first 9.9 sold on e-bay with a flurry of bids for $400, The second sold on here for the same and the third sold on e-bay with a solitary bid of $250. The 4th is yet to come up for sale.

 

I can read between the line (I know what you want)...

 

That $250 last eBay sale was strange to me.

 

I thought it a little strange to but If you use Jeff's' model it actually makes sense. The 9.8s are currently a $60-100 book which makes $250 between 2-3x the 9.8 prices. The $800 you got for your 2 was most likely down to you getting them to market early.

 

In the long term your price will most likely be seen as normal and the $250 a a bargain. But having said that if you're feeling generous

[HugeRosen]

I tracked that auction cause I was considering at $250 if no one bit. With about 5 min left, someone finally bid. I expected a flurry of bidding after that, but none came. If i didn't have some raw 9.9 candidates (waiting for the 9.4 jokes to arrive in 3...2...1..), I may have gone after it.

 

Same with my 9.8. First one to eBay with the 9.8 and I got $130. Within 2 days, multiple started showing up and price started dropping.

[N/A]

It is the cycle of the new book.

[Garf]

It is the cycle of the new book.

 

 

was I the only one thinking this?

 

 

 

 

[ItsJustRyan]

Clever!

 

[youmechooz]

Even if you were right, that would be one plus one plus two plus one, not one plus *two* plus one plus one.

probably my favorite movie of all time

[PeasOfCrap]

Even if you were right, that would be one plus one plus two plus one, not one plus *two* plus one plus one.

probably my favorite movie of all time

 

 

you have great taste! a very unappreciated flick!

[roastedbagel]

Sorry for asking as I know it was already posted here, but I went back a bunch of pages and can't find it. When does the 4th printing of #1 come out? Does it come out the same day as #4?

 

The one I'm asking about is the one with the cover of the #1B in Sepia color.

[ThoseBackPages]

Sorry for asking as I know it was already posted here, but I went back a bunch of pages and can't find it. When does the 4th printing of #1 come out? Does it come out the same day as #4?

 

The one I'm asking about is the one with the cover of the #1B in Sepia color.

 

yes, 10/24/12

 

#1 - 4th Printing

#2 - 3rd

#3 - 2nd

#4 - 1st

[G.A.tor]

I sold my last two first printing #1s for 2.99 less discount this past week. Glad I didn't get "stuck" with them

[whetteon]

I sold my last two first printing #1s for 2.99 less discount this past week. Glad I didn't get "stuck" with them

 

I recall the same type of chatter after a couple of issues of Chew came out.

[N/A]

Really? I'd have to disagree. People may have been happy to sell when prices softened but Chew #1 was never a cover price book. Atleast not 1 week after release.

[krighton]

from what i've read GAtor doesn't mark up his new comics, hot or not, and sells to his customers for cover, or less.....i wouldn't assume anything in regards to the Revival market from his statement.

[CBT]

The last two 9.8 1:10 variants sold for under $100. I was going to buy the most recent one that went for $91, but was at the hospital last night

 

if anyone who is looking to get out, feel free to PM me, I'll pay a bit more than the current ebay prices. I have all the other covers, and need that one to complete a 9.8 set.

Edited October 10, 2012 by CBT

[fastballspecial]

Really? I'd have to disagree. People may have been happy to sell when prices softened but Chew #1 was never a cover price book. Atleast not 1 week after release.

 

Much as I would love to disagree with him he is right. The book has sold well since the first few weeks. As much as it pains me to admit it, the book has an audience a very loyal one. there I said it.

 

[ThoseBackPages]

as much as i like both books, they are totally "different" when it comes to target markets as far as "TV Viewers" imo

[mschmidt]

Really? I'd have to disagree. People may have been happy to sell when prices softened but Chew #1 was never a cover price book. Atleast not 1 week after release.

 

Much as I would love to disagree with him he is right. The book has sold well since the first few weeks. As much as it pains me to admit it, the book has an audience a very loyal one. there I said it.

 

+2

 

Chew had insane pre-publication hype - people were pre-selling copies on ebay for way over cover before the book had even come out.

[N/A]

Really? I'd have to disagree. People may have been happy to sell when prices softened but Chew #1 was never a cover price book. Atleast not 1 week after release.

 

Much as I would love to disagree with him he is right. The book has sold well since the first few weeks. As much as it pains me to admit it, the book has an audience a very loyal one. there I said it.

 

And with that hell became a hockey town.

[Beige]

Oh...this is a world of buttpluggery - ouch!

 

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