ComicLink November Auction

[Gotham Kid]

Wins ... thoughts ... rants. Go.

[sterlingcomics]

I say 20% will show up on another venue in less than 60 days, so if you didn't win--don't fret...or just wait for the next manufactured book to be graded.

[Gotham Kid]

...or just wait for the next manufactured book to be graded.

 

love the euphemism (thumbs u

[paperheart]

good time of year to be a buyer or depressing time of year to already own a ton of slabs.

[scooter99]

$2,100.00 for an ASM 39 in 9.2? WTF?

[Wally's Comics]

 

I always loved this cover.

 

 

 

[Bomber-Bob]

It is not a good time to be holding mass quantities of slabs. Only the keys seem to

be holding up. It is definitely a time to downsize. I predict DC's will hold up better than Marvel !

[VintageComics]

I've found November auctions to be seasonally slow and have for the past few years for whatever reason. I believe I've said the same thing for the past few Novembers.

 

[paperheart]

It is not a good time to be holding mass quantities of slabs. Only the keys seem to

be holding up. It is definitely a time to downsize. I predict DC's will hold up better than Marvel !

 

at least you practice what you preach. i've lowered what i'm willing to pay for slabs and the past two months i've won >50% of the books i bid on. typically, my win rate is 10-15%. i never even bothered to bid on 9.8's in the past due to the insanity that typically surrounded them, recently i won both 9.8's i bid on for well below my lowball bid.

[mikephoen]

 

Love this time of year.

 

Three books for me so far!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[sterlingcomics]

I've found November auctions to be seasonally slow and have for the past few years for whatever reason. I believe I've said the same thing for the past few Novembers.

 

I've heard conflicting information about "peak" season...I'm pretty much convinced that April-May timeframe (before con season starts) is best overall for online auctions--most folks are not buying during holiday season for obvious financial and personal diversions.

[sterlingcomics]

Very nice books, and a White Paged Batman from 1943... :thumbsup:

[Wally's Comics]

All I can say is those Gaines File Copies are INSANE!

 

 

 

 

[Spideydan]

Looked like lot's of deals if you got the cash!

[Spideydan]

I've found November auctions to be seasonally slow and have for the past few years for whatever reason. I believe I've said the same thing for the past few Novembers.

 

I've heard conflicting information about "peak" season...I'm pretty much convinced that April-May timeframe (before con season starts) is best overall for online auctions--most folks are not buying during holiday season for obvious financial and personal diversions.

 

 

+1

[Columbia Comics]

I have two books in this auction and it'll probably be the last time I sell through any of the auction houses.

 

One book ended tonight for less than it sold for back in 2002 (sold for 40% of last sale). The other ends tomorrow night and I don't expect much better.

 

Great time to be a buyer unless you're me and lose every book you bid on

 

:signrant:

[Wally's Comics]

 

I can't have too many of these...

 

 

 

 

[Wally's Comics]

I didn't win this, but someone got a sweet pick up on this beauty...

 

 

 

 

 

[Tony S]

A 9.4 Daredevil 1 sold for under 10K. $9750 to be exact. WTF? In June 2011 someone paid almost 25K for a 9.4. The 12 month GPA is 14K. The last recorded sale on Nov 15 was $11,950. Someone got a bargain. Or DD 1 is dropping like a rock. We'll see.

[Awax]

This was my 1st time bidding on ComicLink.. Lost everything I bid on.. Lowballed most

 

There were some nice books there though.