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SALE IS CLOSED- 202 CGC-graded books for sale (list in the 2nd post)

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Steeler Nick

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I'm sorry you are disappointed. I paid your full asking price. (shrug)

 

I really don't understand how it's not cool for me to try to sell this? Is it because I'm asking too much money or because I'm selling too soon or because I am selling it at all? What would be the appropriate price for me to sell it at? When would be the appropriate time for me to sell it? Should I never ever sell it?

 

If it means anything to you, I love the book, too. :)

 

 

The fact that it is a couple months later at 100% mark up. I searched for that book in that condition for many years and I didn't want to sell it. Was very frustrating to see.

 

Was hoping to sell it to someone who would appreciate it for a bit instead of sell it a couple months later for twice the price.

 

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thirdgreenham

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I'm sorry you are disappointed. I paid your full asking price. (shrug)

 

I really don't understand how it's not cool for me to try to sell this? Is it because I'm asking too much money or because I'm selling too soon or because I am selling it at all? What would be the appropriate price for me to sell it at? When would be the appropriate time for me to sell it? Should I never ever sell it?

 

If it means anything to you, I love the book, too. :)

 

 

The fact that it is a couple months later at 100% mark up. I searched for that book in that condition for many years and I didn't want to sell it. Was very frustrating to see.

 

Was hoping to sell it to someone who would appreciate it for a bit instead of sell it a couple months later for twice the price.

 

I have appreciated owning this book a lot, and I thank you for that. I'm sorry that you were in a position where you felt you had to sell it. :foryou:

 

The price that it is listed at is my asking price. If someone makes me a lower offer, I will certainly consider it. (thumbs u

 

 

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nearmint

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I'm sorry you are disappointed. I paid your full asking price. (shrug)

 

I really don't understand how it's not cool for me to try to sell this? Is it because I'm asking too much money or because I'm selling too soon or because I am selling it at all? What would be the appropriate price for me to sell it at? When would be the appropriate time for me to sell it? Should I never ever sell it?

 

If it means anything to you, I love the book, too. :)

 

 

The fact that it is a couple months later at 100% mark up. I searched for that book in that condition for many years and I didn't want to sell it. Was very frustrating to see.

 

Was hoping to sell it to someone who would appreciate it for a bit instead of sell it a couple months later for twice the price.

 

It's his book, and he can offer it for whatever price he likes. To suggest otherwise is very bad form.

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I'm sorry you are disappointed. I paid your full asking price. (shrug)

 

I really don't understand how it's not cool for me to try to sell this? Is it because I'm asking too much money or because I'm selling too soon or because I am selling it at all? What would be the appropriate price for me to sell it at? When would be the appropriate time for me to sell it? Should I never ever sell it?

 

If it means anything to you, I love the book, too. :)

 

 

The fact that it is a couple months later at 100% mark up. I searched for that book in that condition for many years and I didn't want to sell it. Was very frustrating to see.

 

Was hoping to sell it to someone who would appreciate it for a bit instead of sell it a couple months later for twice the price.

 

Unless Andy begged you to sell it to him and gave you wildly_fanciful_statement lines like " It's for my personal collection or I need it to complete a run, he can do as he pleases. The fact that he paid your asking dictates he can deslab it and wipe his rear end with it should he choose to. To mention this in his sales thread is such bad form, if you feel so strongly about it, use the pm function next time

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Steeler Nick

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It's his book, and he can offer it for whatever price he likes.

 

Thats certainly true.

 

Just for some context here- I am a young guy, 28. I knew I left some money on the table selling it, but $1500 is a lot of money for me and if I left that much its stings a little. But there is a valuable public lesson here for me.

 

Live and learn I guess. I apologize to Andy for being rude in his sales thread- but frankly I hope he keeps it in his collection for awhile. He has a great taste in books.

 

:foryou:

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It's his book, and he can offer it for whatever price he likes.

 

Thats certainly true.

 

Just for some context here- I am a young guy, 28. I knew I left some money on the table selling it, but $1500 is a lot of money for me and if I left that much its stings a little. But there is a valuable public lesson here for me.

 

Live and learn I guess. I apologize to Andy for being rude in his sales thread- but frankly I hope he keeps it in his collection for awhile. He has a great taste in books.

 

:foryou:

 

should of done some research before selling then I guess?

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thirdgreenham

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It's his book, and he can offer it for whatever price he likes.

 

Thats certainly true.

 

Just for some context here- I am a young guy, 28. I knew I left some money on the table selling it, but $1500 is a lot of money for me and if I left that much its stings a little. But there is a valuable public lesson here for me.

 

Live and learn I guess. I apologize to Andy for being rude in his sales thread- but frankly I hope he keeps it in his collection for awhile. He has a great taste in books.

 

:foryou:

 

Hey Nick, it's all okay. :foryou:

 

Honestly, it's one of my favourite books, and that is one of the reasons why I've priced it as high as I did.

 

I'm not sure how long it will be in my possession, but I can assure you that the next person that owns it will also appreciate it's beauty. (thumbs u

 

 

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If I had one I'd sell my first born for that one. Some day

 

Talk about bad form, you'd sell your 1st born for $5K? ??? Let's hope you don't father children! :baiting: We're not talking about a litter of dogs here, are we? doh! Then again, maybe I shouldn't be giving you any ideas. :devil:

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nearmint

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It's his book, and he can offer it for whatever price he likes.

 

Thats certainly true.

 

Just for some context here- I am a young guy, 28. I knew I left some money on the table selling it, but $1500 is a lot of money for me and if I left that much its stings a little. But there is a valuable public lesson here for me.

 

Live and learn I guess. I apologize to Andy for being rude in his sales thread- but frankly I hope he keeps it in his collection for awhile. He has a great taste in books.

 

:foryou:

 

We've all left money on the table at one time or another.

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