50,000 COMICS FROM 1986 TO 1996...WHAT ARE THEY WORTH

[BigMan]

I decided to part with my beloved boxes and boxes of modern bulk. I have decided to take the interesting approach or quite possibly the worst mistake I ever made and list them all no reserve to the highest bidder. Anyone interested here is the link

 

50,000 comics on ebay

 

I was thinking that 10 cents a piece is a fair price for such a huge lot. I know its the glut period stuff but hey it still has some value right? Any thoughts? It will be interesting to see what it goes for...... . Any interest email me through eBay or reply..

[murph0]

Doing some speculating on that X-men #1?

 

Brian

[BigMan]

Well thats not the topic here but hey interest is interest. Just ask ?'s and you shall receive answers.

 

 

The Tales of Suspense #39 is quite nice if not for one of the two most hated flaws on everyone's list. Tape pieces..the other is Soiling or Water Damage...yuck...

[greggy]

Jason, just send them to rickdogg. He is feeling lonely in his new abode!

[murph0]

You should really provide scans of the older comics...no1 really wants any of the comics you scanned.

 

Brian

[supapimp]

You should really provide scans of the older comics...no1 really wants any of the comics you scanned.

 

!!!!! nice sarcasim there brian

[BigMan]

50,000 comics will fill his new place for sure but if they cure loneliness...then they must be more valuable then I thought..

[greggy]

Nah, he just needs some packing materials. He's too poor to buy bubble wrap! Damn guy loves his car too much!

[BigMan]

Ouch...I love biting sarcasm but pictures of older comics in a Modern Bulk Lot ...Hey someone wants them for 2 cents each...

[murph0]

Sorry I thought you meant there was a ToS 39 in there

 

Brian

[BigMan]

You know so far they are the cheapest packing material around.Close to 3 tons of it should last a long time...heard a lot of people now buying these lots for freebie books and giveaways with auctions...anyone else do this?

[murph0]

You should give them away to charity, you'll get a better tax write-off then you will in this ending price

 

Brian

[BigMan]

That would be a real nice bonus gift probably drive the price of the comics up as well...but no its all full of modern loveliness and yes those X-Men #1's are worth a fortune if you could time travel back to the early nineties...

[BigMan]

A Tax Writeoff this year would be good idea.. .. if I didn't have enough of them already

[chromium]

Dude, I LOVE the pictures of the wall of longboxes...

Very impressive

 

Good luck with the auction !

[BigMan]

Thanks!! I love my new digital Camera...

[COI]

If it ends up selling for a ridiculously cheap price, you may want to consider taking a couple of boxes to give away. Give them to kids. It can't hurt, and may create some future collectors. Just a thought......

[lighthouse]

A serious question, from someone who as actually purchased 50K books at a time...

 

How long are you willing to store the books before pickup? Just a rough idea, obviously details could be worked out later...

 

I'm not talking about a wait for payment, just a wait for pickup. I may not be the high bidder, but I'd like an idea before I make my real bid...

 

'House

[BigMan]

Well if I find more stuff like this lot I will probably do some of that, can't really now with this lot hopefully the buyer will do some..

[BigMan]

I know what you are talking about as I have handled probably close to 300,000 + comics over the last three years or so which required several U-Hauls and a lot of lifting. It does take time to move this many books. So as long as payment is made in full I will hold it for up to two weeks after the auction ends possibly longer if something is worked out as I would like to get the space back asap .