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[comicmankev]

STAR WARS COLLECTION

[goldust40]

I like the Q & A.......

 

Q: 2mil..u sure???

 

A: I'm taking a wait and see attitude. When I was a kid they were worth at least a million to me. They could be offered later at a 40-90% discount. Stay tuned.

 

Wow, a 40 - 90% discount. Somebody volunteer to pop this wretch's BIN!!

[SignatureSelect]

Is this your auction. That price is crazy. 2,000,000 dollars for an incomplete non-certified non variant run of marvel star wars comics. I wouldn't pay, even if I had, 2,000,000 dollars for a complete run with price variants all graded CGC 9.8 with a signature series from the whole cast and crew including george lucas. this auction is so far beyond crazy that it is laughable

[comicmankev]

Is this my auction?

 

 

 

Damn newbie!

 

 

No, it's not

[the blob]

m, stored in an attic! that's where i want to get my comics from. my folks' attic is about 200 degrees most of the year.

 

hey, is that a 35 cent cover price on the star wars 1?

[themegoguy]

Sweet, he lowered the price to only 1 million . . . Hope nobody beats me to it

[DKB]

I could have sworn it was at $300 about an hour ago.

[nik]

I could have sworn it was at $300 about an hour ago.

 

It still is.

[DKB]

No, its at $1,000,000 as of 11:35 EST.

[nik]

No, its at $1,000,000 as of 11:35 EST.

 

Must have had second thoughts on his low opening bid

[DKB]

He's changed the price about 25 times now. Its sorta...strange.

[Sal]

sorta stupid is more like it. i guess he likes paying fees to ebay

[divad]

sorta stupid is more like it. i guess he likes paying fees to ebay

 

Not really, fees are in flux - they are credited back or added on every time you change the price. I don't have a clue what the ceiling is. For example, an offering for $2,000 might be the same as $1,000,000, but if you put it back to $.99 before it ends or before you cancel it, the fees are credited back to your account.

[Sal]

i...guess...that makes sense. not how you desceribed it, but rather how they have it set up.

[davidking623]

sorta stupid is more like it. i guess he likes paying fees to ebay

 

Not really, fees are in flux - they are credited back or added on every time you change the price. I don't have a clue what the ceiling is. For example, an offering for $2,000 might be the same as $1,000,000, but if you put it back to $.99 before it ends or before you cancel it, the fees are credited back to your account.

 

 

Yes it only took me 5 years to figure that out! Just figured it out last week.

 

Davidking623