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What's your price paid per book comfort zone?

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DiceX

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Probably should've added more options.

 

The obvious answer is tree-fiddy. You're covered. (thumbs u

 

 

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gino2paulus2

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I have picked up an AF 15 and a Hulk 1 this year. I just bought Mask 1 and Mask 2...so I guess I am the bottom option?

Surprised me to be honest.

:hi: Karl that is awesome man!!!! Those are 2 of my grail books man!!!! I have been lookin around patiently for a Hulk 1 in low low grade for quite sometime!! Wish I would have been able to answer the bottom one bc those two books just keep on going up and up!!! Great pickups man (thumbs u

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Dr. Balls

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This year, I'm hoping to find a low grade AF15, which is going to push my comfort zone. I'm usually in the $600 max range for major books. :sick:

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aggr1103

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The most I've paid for a single book so far has been $200 before shipping. My average comfort zone per book is $60-$100, but if the book is REALLY worth it, I'm comfortable up to $350

 

This is sort of my feeling as well. Still able to find nice presentable bronze age keys in this price range (thumbs u

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Magneto

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I went $1000 as I feel I would be willing to drop a grand no problem (and be able to hide it from the wife over a few months), but will have second thoughts the higher it goes from there.

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ChrisInBaltimore

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There are a lot of variables at play here. It depends on the book, time of year, and what I've already purchased. At this point, the most I've payed for a book was 1000 I think. That was a big decision.

 

However, I still have a lot of books that need to be purchased in my collection.

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