Here’s Why Nobody Wants Your Comic Collection 💥

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• MA

  @madbug1965 · 2 hours ago

  This doesn't sound like comic book collecting.  It sounds more like comic book investing. It is all about the money.

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• MA

  @markfrye3618 · 2 hours ago

  Every single person selling comics on Facebook Marketplace needs to hear this

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• FA

  @fandalorian49 · 2 hours ago

  My comics aren’t worth anything because I’m not selling.  That’s my kids’ problem after I’m gone.

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• GO

  @Goodwin-Orbit-Guard · 1 hour ago (edited)

  My Defenders collection is priceless <br><br>Really, it&apos;s probably priceless..but I love it :)

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• RO

  @ronnieredwings · 2 hours ago

  Another great episode

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• JA

  @jamesswiggett6185 · 2 hours ago

  Everything is worth whatever someone is willing to pay at the end of the day. I will say as for big vs little, there are far more people buying lower value than higher value simply because not everyone has that kinda spending money so the real question can never be asked because there&apos;s not just one level of buyer to ask. Ask a man who makes poverty level wages or a little over what he would rather do, save up for a year to buy one book he&apos;ll most likely never read or buy a book every week that he can enjoy and if done right sell off later on for a couple bucks to fund the next one. Not trying to be down on any ideas but this is just the aspect of the lower end guy, majority of comic buyers aren&apos;t spending over $10 to $20 on a single book cause this very reason, we know the return isn&apos;t there and we know we don&apos;t wanna save up that long for one book when the quantity appeals to the eye in a room better in a collection

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• WA

  @wayneralph945 · 33 minutes ago

  Appreciate the lack of adverts.

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  @istvanfiltiarn6704 · 2 hours ago

  As comic book collectors, I think we should all get comfortable with letting go of books after that first 500 or so. That means being willing to sell, trade, or donate books that no longer interest us. Don’t wait until you’ve accumulated 5,000 books to convince yourself you need to downsize.<br><br>If you’re buying more comics than you’re realistically able to read within a reasonable timeframe, then congratulations—you’re probably overspending on your hobby. Collecting should be enjoyable, not something that constantly piles up faster than you can keep up with.

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• MI

  @michaelharmon7052 · 2 hours ago

  I just sold a 612 comic book collection for 32,000$........ I&apos;m confused. How are people not selling their books for what they are worth? It may take time to find the right person but if you are just trying to get rid of it fast you WILL lose money.

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• TO

  @toomanyhobbies8351 · 2 hours ago

  I really should stop buying so much comics but I love it so much 😂

• HA

  @Havoc-bc6oy · 1 hour ago

  I just bought a comic from Reece&apos;s! &nbsp;they have great selection and reasonable prices.

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  @FirstStateOverland · 32 minutes ago

  My family thinks they are getting my collection when I die. &nbsp;Jokes on them, my will states the books that have at least 4 figure values get buried with me like an ancient Egyptian pharaoh taking treasures to the next life.

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