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Read the books and collect what you enjoy. You'll know when you see it, and you'll be able to tell when a book is jumping the shark. You'll also get an idea of the creative teams to look out for and which ones to avoid.

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i will say though, if you believe in Bedlam, now is certainly the time to be buying. not for much longer though

 

I'm in discussions with a guy (not a member here that I know of), and he wants $89.99 for the Bedlam #1 sketch. I didn't know if that was a good deal or not ???

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i will say though, if you believe in Bedlam, now is certainly the time to be buying. not for much longer though

 

I'm in discussions with a guy (not a member here that I know of), and he wants $89.99 for the Bedlam #1 sketch. I didn't know if that was a good deal or not ???

It's up to you, but if it is NM+ or better that is a good/great price. Condition is everything and a little bit of spine stress, a few corner bumps can make a big difference in grade.

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You can trust the likes of Ryan,Krighton,Rosen,Bagel etc as they are just normal collectors.

You will be safe if you follow their leads.

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$$$$$ is subjective to the buyer /seller. $89 is not a ton of $ to drop on a book (in my eyes), but you may not feel comfortable dropping that on 1 book. Do what you feel comfortable doing, but I will say that we all have noob moments and yes I have them quite often lol

 

But it's a fun learning experience. Just don't go broke in the process.

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Example of a noob moment: I paid $224 for a Silver Surfer #1 I thought was a 6.0, but really was a 5.0. It happens, I'm over it. Next please! ;)

 

Man, I know that must have sucked. I did pretty well with my first buy and sell, but I know it doesn't always go that way.

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regular cover first print.. I remember them going for way more now you can pick them up for 5.99...

2-3 months ago I could buy Saga #1 for $10.99 - $14.99...... Just sayin'

 

yah price jumps are very unpredictable.. Great story though and great artwork to say the least..

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I don't think its possible to lose much on Bedlam - 1st print is still selling for cover,and the variants are dropping in price weekly.

The slabbed ones are slowly going up,but the release dates need to be kept to!

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Yup,same as PP.

I was called all sorts of names when I was grabbing just about any PP run,as long as it included a 9.8 potential number #1.

Highest was $110 for #1 - #6.

People thought I was bonkers.

Kinda like RIPD now - are there any left for sale anywhere under $80?

 

Nothing surprises me anymore. A buddy of mine years ago paid, what my brother and I thought was crazy :screwy: money for NM 98...Almost 900 bucks ! :o

We gave him a ration of :censored: for buying it. Deadpool is lame, he's a "C" list character :blahblah:

 

Fast forward two years ago and his copy sold for 12K on Pedigree....

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So lately all the new image books, manhattan project, nowhere men, saga have jumped in price. I think it has to do with the new 'we don't do reprints' ( maybe ) policy. But I am feeling a little dishartened about Bedlam's....It might be a case of over exposure, I mean who gets phantom variants for #2....I just wonder why it's monthly and something like nowhere men is bi weekly? It takes riley longer to do the work?

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