mattn792

I almost forgot Wolverine 7 was still listed for sale. One final bump... $95 shipped!

I'll take this guy.

Bah, tag me when you post something good... In all seriousness

Take

I’ll admit it took me a minute to pick up on that #50 being the 2 slash variant cover. Guess 9.8 standards on the other side of the street are slipping.

We just completed a superb transaction, could not have gone any smoother

I see what you're saying, but man that's a long time to keep your money on ice just to gain a few bucks a share.

Were there any other trading days on Cap #3 between 11/17 and 2/11?

Wow... So it took about three months for this: "Actually, it is just as well for me because I have decided to keep the book. I know you aren't going to like it and, no I do not have another offer from another buyer. just looking at this great cover and asking myself, why did I decide to sell it in the first place." To become this: Actually, it is just as well for me because I have decided to keep the book. I know you aren't going to like it and, no I do not have another offer from another buyer. just looking at this great cover and asking myself, why did I decide to sell it for so

@thewritestuff - is that the same book you got screwed out of?

@Comicshows

One more bump for Mysterio, I'll probably put him back in his lounge chair with a mai tai sometime over the weekend if he doesn't find a new home.

And the ethics award goes to… That guy! You know what, I think I’ll start selling mid-grade unsigned, un-slabbed books as SS 9.4 yellow labels. Some extra effort on the buyer’s part required post-sale.

Buy this, crack it, and read it then.

For starters, your logic puts every dealer out of business. But debating you overall is pointless since you refuse to accept the fundamental truth that a large swath of comic books no longer serve their original purpose as readable entertainment and have 100% become investment instruments, whether one terms them as collectibles or commodities. Bagging on rallyrd is one thing; their business model leaves a lot to be desired. Bagging on comic books as investments is just plain ignorance of economic reality.