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Silver Age X-Men 9.6s on ebay!!!!!!!

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DrWatson

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It had a reserve. It's on Pedigree now.

 

Not at the final price it didn't... hm

 

Are you implying the comic didn't change hands?

 

Jim

Well, I thought it was on Pedigree at $1750. I could have sworn I read the description today and it said Hollywood Hills. Maybe I'm getting old. hm

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awe4one

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What's up with that? How could he try selling the comic after it was already bought in the other auction? hm

 

Isn't wasonff a board member?

 

Jim

 

Maybe he felt bad...

 

That he won the auction? :insane:

 

Jim

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JazzMan

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What's up with that? How could he try selling the comic after it was already bought in the other auction? hm

 

Isn't wasonff a board member?

 

Jim

 

Maybe he felt bad...

 

That he won the auction? :insane:

 

Jim

 

I am cornfused...what just happened here? Something just doesn't add up. (tsk)

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MutantKeys

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Guys,

 

Drew kind of felt bad that I lost money on the auction so he gave me the option of selling the book to someone else. The bid he placed was not a thrill bid. He placed a legitimate bid which he would pay with no problem at all especially since 1100 is fairly low for this book.. I then sold the book to someone else. You can stop the drama now :P

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joe_collector

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Looks like a thrill bid placed by a fellow boardie that couldn't be covered combined with / or seller's remorse for selling over 30% less then the price orginally paid.

 

You pretty well nailed it. lol

 

 

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MutantKeys

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But I never asked the winning bidder to do so :shrug: I was willing to take the hit, but he was nice enough to allow me to sell the book to someone else. Personally it sucks taking a hit but considering the profit I've made on a couple of other books during the last couple of months, its not a big deal. In the end it evens outs. My fault for overpaying when I really want something :P

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awe4one

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Guys,

 

Drew kind of felt bad that I lost money on the auction so he gave me the option of selling the book to someone else. The bid he placed was not a thrill bid. He placed a legitimate bid which he would pay with no problem at all especially since 1100 is fairly low for this book.. I then sold the book to someone else. You can stop the drama now :P

 

Then why bid at all? If he felt bad it closed at $1100 then why did he put in a bid if he was going to give it up? Sorry Danny but this smells more like a shill bid than anything...

 

Jim

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Point Five

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If he felt bad it closed at $1100 then why did he put in a bid if he was going to give it up?

Don't know one way or the other, but the winner's actual bid could have been much higher than $1100.

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