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24 minutes ago, Avi said:
3 hours ago, valiantman said:

B2, and if I had to bet, I'd bet B5 also.

 

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This is GOLD! Row3 is everything wrong with the hobby today.

O1 also seems to be a problem right now.  "King of the Symbiotes!"  "A brunette Harley!"  "Venom-War-Machine!" etc., etc., etc.

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18 hours ago, Comicdave said:

What gets me annoyed as a seller is the opposite end of the spectrum. It's the dealers that list a book as a VG and when I look at the picture i can't see any noticeable defects that would knock the book down that far. I realize there can be some hidden defects, but if a books like a vf/nm book and it's graded a very good, i think it would be important to note in the description why this book is graded this way. As a seller it makes it harder to sell a book that's a fine/very fine for a decent price when several other books look better but are graded lower. When I grade a book I try to be as realistic as i can and not let wishful thinking affect the grade I give. It seems a lot of these big dealers are leaving some money on the table. I understand being conservative, but there is a difference between grading a F/VF book as a VG/F or even a fine and grading a VF+ or better as a VG/F or less.

Which eBay/online dealers sells F/VF books as VG? Asking for a friend. 🤓

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i personally dont ever buy raw books on feebay. it's impossible to determine accurate grades from a bunch of usually lousy pics online. and since it's impossible to leave negative feedback there anymore, there are no consequences for overgrading, so it's common for sellers. 

 

 

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5 hours ago, www.alexgross.com said:

i personally dont ever buy raw books on feebay. it's impossible to determine accurate grades from a bunch of usually lousy pics online. and since it's impossible to leave negative feedback there anymore, there are no consequences for overgrading, so it's common for sellers. 

 

 

This. Emphatically seconded. 

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On 10/9/2020 at 10:55 AM, Avi said:

This is GOLD! Row3 is everything wrong with the hobby today.

N3 (sell free comic book day comics), is this a "thing" now?  I recently saw someone trying to sell free comic book day comics and they were asking some ridiculous amount ($49 or $79) if I recall.  Crazy. 

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2 minutes ago, DWL said:

N3 (sell free comic book day comics), is this a "thing" now?  I recently saw someone trying to sell free comic book day comics and they were asking some ridiculous amount ($49 or $79) if I recall.  Crazy. 

Yep. Couple of them have first appearance so fomo sells

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2 minutes ago, Avi said:

Yep. Couple of them have first appearance so fomo sells

Hum, interesting.  Sorry, but I have to ask, what is "fomo"?  You kids these days :preach:

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Just now, DWL said:
5 minutes ago, Avi said:

Yep. Couple of them have first appearance so fomo sells

Hum, interesting.  Sorry, but I have to ask, what is "fomo"?  You kids these days :preach:

FOMO = Fear Of Missing Out :foryou: 

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2 hours ago, thehumantorch said:

It's simply par for the course. A 100% positive feedback seller. VG to FN condition raw books represented as "very high grade", ebay is the arena of buyers with lowered expectations, where mediocrity flourishes and thrives. 

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