Bragging rights - your best deal of late?
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Yes and it's a little tight but hell everythings tight when ya got pythons like these lol. Seriously though, I love the shirt.depluto wrote:Is that the polo that was on ebay last month?
It's nice to score some on the cheap to offset the googles of cash spent on Ebay.
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While not Valiant books, this is still a good deal...
I was just at a local sports card show, and there were 4 vendors with comic books. One of them had a ton of Amazing Spider-Mans for a good price. I picked up copies of
ASM 301-328, 344,345,361-363 (plus a few other 300s for $1 each).
I am kicking myself now, he also had about 50 assorted ASM in the 200s for $2 each... and I passed on them. Why, I have no idea. It was a moment of stupidity.
I was just at a local sports card show, and there were 4 vendors with comic books. One of them had a ton of Amazing Spider-Mans for a good price. I picked up copies of
ASM 301-328, 344,345,361-363 (plus a few other 300s for $1 each).
I am kicking myself now, he also had about 50 assorted ASM in the 200s for $2 each... and I passed on them. Why, I have no idea. It was a moment of stupidity.
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Thought this was a good deal yesterday (well maybe not a deal) and a good buy based on what the market has been for this book, I guess we'll see what the future holds.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... RK:MEWN:IT
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... RK:MEWN:IT
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I figured these were worth $3 or $4 each at least, a good deal at .62 a piece, what do you guys think?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 2287027027
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 2287027027
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Condition isn't the best but I think the price was right. Nice! Two thumbs up.wrunow wrote:I figured these were worth $3 or $4 each at least, a good deal at .62 a piece, what do you guys think?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 2287027027


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Awhile back I bought a lot of 10,000. books from a wholesaler in Pennsylvania. I gambled $400. and took my open trailer and drove up to avoid any shipping costs. After about three days of sleepless sorting, I had about 7 boxes of Valiants w/ loads of golds and # 1's and last issues. And while I realize it's a tad off topic, I also cobbled together about 25 runs of "Lone Wolf and Cub #1 - 15. 25 #1's, 25 #2's etc. (The books are stashed, so forgive me some fuzziness!) I've Checked Ebay. Have you all heard of a market for these books? I saw them mentioned in a recent post here.
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$400 for 10,000 books, plus the cost of transport, is NOT BAD at ALL.Valiant OCD wrote:Awhile back I bought a lot of 10,000. books from a wholesaler in Pennsylvania. I gambled $400. and took my open trailer and drove up to avoid any shipping costs. After about three days of sleepless sorting, I had about 7 boxes of Valiants w/ loads of golds and # 1's and last issues. And while I realize it's a tad off topic, I also cobbled together about 25 runs of "Lone Wolf and Cub #1 - 15. 25 #1's, 25 #2's etc. (The books are stashed, so forgive me some fuzziness!) I've Checked Ebay. Have you all heard of a market for these books? I saw them mentioned in a recent post here.
Lone Wolf n' Cub is ok. Nothing right now, but give it a coupla years.
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Again, I think it's more the later issues of Lone Wolf and Cub that are going to worth more since the print runs likely went down for the later issues. I've been piecing together a run when I find them in the bargain boxes, but I almost never come across issues from #35-45. As for demand, there could be some in the future but one drawback to the First Comics series was that the reprinting of the complete series was not finished when it was cancelled with issue #45
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Speaking of, I had the chance to buy 10's of copies of Akira #35-38 for 25 cents each at Atlantis Fantasyworld in Santa Cruz around 96, 97...Brother J wrote:Again, I think it's more the later issues of Lone Wolf and Cub that are going to worth more since the print runs likely went down for the later issues. I've been piecing together a run when I find them in the bargain boxes, but I almost never come across issues from #35-45. As for demand, there could be some in the future but one drawback to the First Comics series was that the reprinting of the complete series was not finished when it was cancelled with issue #45
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I'll take a look Woogie! God only knows what I actually have in that huge lot. You know, I felt guilty about buying all of those books until I got them home and had a chance to dig through them!!! Geez am I a nerd!! I'll let you know.
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Yeah, that's a killer in retrospect, as well. I hardly ever see even the earlier issues of Akira in bargain boxes, although I did see a run of #1-33 at a Half Price Books once. I probably would have bought them except for the price stickers they placed on the cover of each one!ZephyrWasHOT!! wrote:Speaking of, I had the chance to buy 10's of copies of Akira #35-38 for 25 cents each at Atlantis Fantasyworld in Santa Cruz around 96, 97...
and passed.
Sigh.

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If those are first prints, the magazine size issues from the mid 80's, they are still hot. We've talked about TMNT a lot on these boards, so I don't want to go too far off topic, but there's probably several threads in the other comics section of this board talking about some of the mile high prices that TMNT #1 1st print go for.Valiant OCD wrote:Oh I forgot, included in the afforementioned 10,000. books was The original "Teenage mutant ninja Turtles" 1,2+3. I'm not a big fan but for awhile there those books were hot!
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Oops.Brother J wrote:If those are first prints, the magazine size issues from the mid 80's, they are still hot. We've talked about TMNT a lot on these boards, so I don't want to go too far off topic, but there's probably several threads in the other comics section of this board talking about some of the mile high prices that TMNT #1 1st print go for.Valiant OCD wrote:Oh I forgot, included in the afforementioned 10,000. books was The original "Teenage mutant ninja Turtles" 1,2+3. I'm not a big fan but for awhile there those books were hot!
Sorry for the echo...echo....echo......
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From a $400.00 deal Those books are some of the few that made the whole thing worthwhile. Thanks for the interest, but I'll keep them. Although,.... I will keep you in mind if I find myself in need of a dining room set!!! 

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