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[TC33]

Superman #4 1940, Early Superman Key, looks a bit nicer than many G.A. 4.0's I have seen. Perhaps they graded harder with the "small" glue at spine? A pressing would also do this book wonders! SOLD!

 

Amazing Spider-man #6 CGC 4.5 C/OW Pgs. Origin & 1st Lizard who just rocked it in the new Spidey movie. $375 M/O or $385 with Paypal and includes Free insured shipping!

 

First by either PM or board posting is the winnah!

 

My Kudos thread...

http://boards.collectors-society.com/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Board=85&Number=5066117&Searchpage=3&Main=233790&Words=TC33&topic=0&Search=true#Post5066117

 

Thanks!

[Aces]

That supes won't last long.

[lemonman5]

I don't want to waste time with more negotiation.

 

Supes 4

 

per pm

[revat]

very bosslike

[TC33]

[krighton]

what was the selling price of the Superman

[RedFury]

I don't understand why people remove the asking price after a book sells. Just cross it out.

[c-mack]

cause after the books sells thet info doesnt matter..

[Columbia Comics]

I don't understand why people remove the asking price after a book sells. Just cross it out.

 

B/c it's not your business unless you were the buyer or the seller. I do this all the time.

[RedFury]

I don't understand why people remove the asking price after a book sells. Just cross it out.

 

B/c it's not your business unless you were the buyer or the seller. I do this all the time.

 

Do you subscribe to GPA?

[TC33]

ASM #6 is still available surprisingly. This book has been very hot with the Lizard featured in the new Spider-man movie. This Lower Graded RAW VG 4.0 just sold at Heritage last night for $418 PLUS Shipping. http://comics.ha.com/c/item.zx?saleNo=121228&lotNo=10023&lotIdNo=55008

[CatskillMike]

I don't understand why people remove the asking price after a book sells. Just cross it out.

 

B/c it's not your business unless you were the buyer or the seller. I do this all the time.

 

Do you subscribe to GPA?

 

Excellent question!

[lemonman5]

I'll tell what I paid for a fee.

[shrunkenhead]

I'll tell what I paid for a fee.

 

How much you want per month?

[Columbia Comics]

I don't understand why people remove the asking price after a book sells. Just cross it out.

 

B/c it's not your business unless you were the buyer or the seller. I do this all the time.

 

Do you subscribe to GPA?

 

Yes I do.

 

And it's like this: the seller can do whatever they want in their thread. If she/he decides to remove the sales price, so be it. After the deal is done, its no longer relevant.

[genrlzod]

It would be nice to know either A) what deal did I miss. B) I have a copy of that book what is it selling for.

[nochips]

cause after the books sells thet info doesnt matter..

 

Tell that to GPA who made an entire business on tracking previous sales data! I never even saw the first post and now the book is gone/sold, maybe I would want to sell my Superman 4 because of this quick transaction?

[Aces]

His asking price was 100s of $ below what the last GPA was.

$900 if I recall (I'm getting old).

No idea if the buyer paid full asking price or not....

 

[lemonman5]

His asking price was alittle higher.

[Aces]

The final selling price negotiated in PMs is nobody's business but the buyer's and seller's.

That's why they are called PMs.

But I can understand the desire for people to know what the original asking price was.

You know how OCD collectors are.

They can't wait to kick themselves for missing a good deal.

 

"He only wanted $XYZ for that book!? OMG!"

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