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Collector Kaplanthecollector private msg quote post Address this user
Do you peeps think selling comics through an online format including ebay is a bad idea for now? Should I hold off or is now a good time to sell?
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Joined The Club Steverogers11 private msg quote post Address this user
Hold
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Beaten by boat oars Studley_Dudley private msg quote post Address this user
Sell the drek, hold the good stuff.
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Collector* Towmater private msg quote post Address this user
How many conventions will not be held this year and how many comic shops will go away if people don't go into them to shop?
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Collector Scorpion private msg quote post Address this user
I drink corona beer to counter the effects of corona virus.
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Collector Haljordanfan private msg quote post Address this user
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I drink corona beer to counter the effects of corona virus.


This
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Beaten by boat oars Studley_Dudley private msg quote post Address this user
Not going to lie, but I think I have that Naturday virus this morning after bowling night
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I drink corona beer to counter the effects of corona virus.

Lyme disease works better.
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Collector cougartrace private msg quote post Address this user
You can't catch a virus from a package in the mail. Do your business.
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If the viagra is working you should be well over a 9.8. xkonk private msg quote post Address this user
Sell on the forum, we're all here anyway
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If the viagra is working you should be well over a 9.8. xkonk private msg quote post Address this user
But seriously, in the other thread people are saying that comics go up when the markets go down. So shouldn't it be a good time to sell now? Or at least not worse than any other time?
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Collector classicaaron private msg quote post Address this user
my ebay sales have been up. maybe that is do to people who planned on spending money at conventions now not being able to and with money burning a hole in their pocket they spend it online. sell away I say.
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I bought a meat grinder on amazon for $60 and it's changed my life. kaptainmyke private msg quote post Address this user
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You can't catch a virus from a package in the mail. Do your business.


Not entirely true. The virus cannot live on surfaces for long, that's true - but I would still be wiping down packages and packaging for food if others have touched it still.
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I bought a meat grinder on amazon for $60 and it's changed my life. kaptainmyke private msg quote post Address this user
I have some new charts this morning:






















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Collector obiwan1971 private msg quote post Address this user
Selling on line is good as long as things don’t get worse and they close the post office and have quarantines in cities. Then you can sell and collect money , but have no way to send items to people
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I bought a meat grinder on amazon for $60 and it's changed my life. kaptainmyke private msg quote post Address this user
I'm more worried about banks and credit cards failing before long and we can't pay for anything.
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Moderator Jesse_O private msg quote post Address this user
As most of you are aware of, I am in a long term care facility after my health concerns this fall. Yesterday afternoon the head nurse came around to tell me of the changes that are in place as of this morning. I am in the rehab portion of the facility and there is a separate entrance into it. That entrance will now be locked and everyone must go through the main entrance. When visitors enter, they will have to sign in and answer a few questions. Questions like: "Have you recently traveled?", "Do you feel ill?" etc.

If things get worse in Minnesota, the place may go on lockdown. This is a Catholic affiliated center. There are a lot of elderly nuns and a few priests here. Plus your normal assortment of elderly and infirm. I do agree with them taking these precautions.
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Collector Haljordanfan private msg quote post Address this user
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As most of you are aware of, I am in a long term care facility after my health concerns this fall. Yesterday afternoon the head nurse came around to tell me of the changes that are in place as of this morning. I am in the rehab portion of the facility and there is a separate entrance into it. That entrance will now be locked and everyone must go through the main entrance. When visitors enter, they will have to sign in and answer a few questions. Questions like: "Have you recently traveled?", "Do you feel ill?" etc.

If things get worse in Minnesota, the place may go on lockdown. This is a Catholic affiliated center. There are a lot of elderly nuns and a few priests here. Plus your normal assortment of elderly and infirm. I do agree with them taking these precautions.



God bless my man. I hope things go well.
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Moderator Jesse_O private msg quote post Address this user
@Haljordanfan thanks. I am not too worried. The flu hit here a couple months ago and I got to see their quarantine procedures then. They know what they are doing. I'm more concerned about the elderly patients here.
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Moderator Jesse_O private msg quote post Address this user
Well,that didn't take long. LOL I've just been informed that they are not allowing any visitors, period.
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You can't catch a virus from a package in the mail. Do your business.

Not entirely true. Depends on certain factors
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Collector Watcher private msg quote post Address this user
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Well,that didn't take long. LOL I've just been informed that they are not allowing any visitors, period.


better off brother...the ole "live to fight another day" ...it'll give you more time to read some comics . Thoughts are with you and feel free to message me if you want me to mail some books to read (if they're still accepting packages ).
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Joined The Club Steverogers11 private msg quote post Address this user
Same here Jessie since Tuesday
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Instead of going to the South Carolina, con me and my friend are going to shop online for Comics that day
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Moderator Jesse_O private msg quote post Address this user
I just had a thought, this is probably going to mean no WWE events for the near future. So no Wrestlemania in April. Plus, the start up wrestling group, All Elite Wrestling (AEW), could really be hurt by this.
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I hear their hourly rate is outrageous! sportshort private msg quote post Address this user
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I just had a thought, this is probably going to mean no WWE events for the near future. So no Wrestlemania in April. Plus, the start up wrestling group, All Elite Wrestling (AEW), could really be hurt by this.


NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

I love AEW and a couple of their main wrestlers are supposed to be in Ontario CA for a Con next month.
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Collector* Towmater private msg quote post Address this user
So, if CA has shutdown gatherings of 250 or more are places like Disneyland still open?
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Moderator Jesse_O private msg quote post Address this user
@sportshort Nothing is for sure yet. But I just had a thought. The WWE could probably have the matches with no or little attendance and put the shows on the WWE Network and survive a short term hiatus. But I think AEW is screwed. If they have to shut down because of this, it could mean the end for them.
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Masculinity takes a holiday. EbayMafia private msg quote post Address this user
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The WWE could probably have the matches with no or little attendance and put the shows on the WWE Network and survive a short term hiatus.


I think the over-the-top fans with their posters and angry gestures are kind of an important part of the Professional Wrestling spectacle.
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But seriously, in the other thread people are saying that comics go up when the markets go down. So shouldn't it be a good time to sell now? Or at least not worse than any other time?


It depends on personal goals and whether the owner is a collector or a flipper. Buying and selling of comics is often impacted by predictable criteria totally unrelated to the rise and fall of global stocks. That said, in times of financial crisis collectibles seem to do very well overall.

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I just had a thought, this is probably going to mean no WWE events for the near future. So no Wrestlemania in April. Plus, the start up wrestling group, All Elite Wrestling (AEW), could really be hurt by this.


If fans are discouraged from attending sporting events I’d have to assume they’re also being discouraged from congregating at staged performances.

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So, if CA has shutdown gatherings of 250 or more are places like Disneyland still open?


To varying degrees, local (city and state) governments are discouraging close quarter group activities such as concerts, sporting events, church services, lines at travel terminals, crowded bars, restaurants, etc. High risk folks especially ...such as the elderly and immune suppressed individuals... are advised to be stay indoors and avoid personal contact as much as possible.

The biggest risk may be younger asymptomatic folks carrying the infection to older folks who are at greatest risk of Covid-19 exposure turning into a life threatening illness. From what information we have, this virus doesn’t behave like the flu. It’s more infectious and with no vaccine available everyone is at similar risk of infection. Note: It's telling that some middle-school aged kids have taken to calling this coronavirus "boomer remover."

Most responsible adults are self-regulating, minimizing their exposure through common sense means such as soap and water or use of alcohol based hand sanitizers. Frequent hand washing is becoming the norm.
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