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FS: Strange Adventures 205 (8.5) & Detective Comics 359 (7.0) Deadman BatGr7739

Collector ComicFan private msg quote post Address this user
Detective Comics # 359 - First reveal & appearance of Barbara Gordon as Batgirl,
Killer Moth, Letter From Mark Evainer
Pages: White


I believe this book could use another grading review, but please use your own judgement. Someone could probably make a few bucks getting this regraded if they wanted to flip it. Again, use your own judgement please.

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Enjoy another classic Batman adventure with Detective Comics issue 359. Published in 1967, this landmark issue marks the first reveal and appearance of Barbara Gordon as Batgirl. When the commissioner's daughter dresses up in a Batman costume for a masquerade ball, she has no idea how her decision is going to change her life. A run-in with Killer Moth forces her to make a decision. 'The Million Dollar Debut of Batgirl' features Batman and Robin. Written by Gardner Fox, this Silver Age comic makes a great collectible item. It features the artwork of Carmine Infantino with Julius Schwartz as editor.

Comics Identifiers

Series Name Detective Comics
Issue Number #359
Publication Date Jan 1967
Publication Year 1967

Content Information
Language English
Genre Superhero
Story Titles The Million Dollar Debut of Batgirl!
Characters Batgirl, Batman
Type Cover

Publication Details
Publisher DC
Publisher Country United States
Series Publication Country us
Cover Brand Name Superman DC National Comics
Indicia Publisher National Periodical Publications, Inc.
Cover Price 0.12 USD

Production Team
Inks Murphy Anderson (signed)
Pencils Carmine Infantino (signed)

Print Features

Number of Pages 36

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Strange Adventures # 205

Price: $969.99

Title: Strange Adventures
Issue No: #205
Issue Date: 10/67
Year: 1967
Publisher: D.C. Comics

Strange Adventures #205 - CGC 8.5 (Origin and 1st Appearance of Deadman – Boston Brand ; First Appearances of: Vashnu, Lorma, & Tiny)
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Payment Methods Accepted:
Cashiers Check, Money Order, or Check (Bank clears payment in 3 to 5 days depending on method & amount)
I do accept Paypal if you are willing to pay the entire fee assessed by them.

Shipping:
Add $30
Includes USPS Priority Mail (2-3 Day Delivery)
Full insurance Value of the Book(s).
I offer combined shipping, all you do is pay the additional insurance cost for the extra book(s).

Delivery Turnaround Time to You:
5 to 9 days (sometimes sooner depending on processing time)

Scammers:
I will report scammers to the local, federal, & Interpol authorities.
I wait for every payment to clear the bank plus 2 business days.

Thanks for your interest
Feel free to send me a message should you have any questions.

Spread Peace
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Collector QuaBrot private msg quote post Address this user
I don't mean to be a troll, but I think you are being misleading with this listing.

If the market for a 7.0 book is between $1,000 and $1,400, and you are selling it for $2,303.33 (about a thousand over the 90 day average for this book) AND claiming someone could make any money on a flip of this book - that is just plain old dishonest. Yes, if someone is a fool enough to buy it for this much, fine, that's his problem. But you are misleading those who don't have access to the market data by insinuating that there is an opportunity to flip it at this price.
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Collector ComicFan private msg quote post Address this user
Actually it's more because I'm not desperate to get rid of the book and I may have it regraded myself down the road.

If you don't like the price that's understandable, but no one is forcing you to buy it either.

How am I being misleading by just stating my opinion that the book could be a *possible* investment opportunity for someone that is willing to have it regraded?
I'm not a professional grader but I'm not in agreement with the grade of the book either.

Again, that's just my opinion.
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Collector QuaBrot private msg quote post Address this user
Please reread what I wrote.

You can ask whatever you want, for whatever reason you want. You could be one of those guys on eBay who list something for a crazy price because they really don't want to sell it but just want to show off to everyone what they have. I don't care about that.

I don't care if you think they misgraded the book. I've been there too, but that's neither here nor there.

You are being misleading by selling a book that is worth (on the open market) $1200 for almost double that AND stating that its an investment.

If I came to you and said I have a great investment for you - I'll sell you an ounce of Gold for $2,300, and its a great investment because it could go up! Am I being honest? Yes, it could go up. BUT right now you could go anywhere and buy an ounce of Gold for $1,200 or so. And the likelihood is that the price could drop as well. Would you trust me in this? Or would you think, maybe he isn't being quite so honest?

I could say Hey, I've got a great investment for you - 4 shares of Tesla stock for $2,300! And it could go up! Am I being honest? Yeah, it could go up. BUT, 4 shares are currently selling for about $1,320 on the open market, and it could go down. Would you say I'm misleading you, or that I'm just stating facts and its up to you to decide what to do?

Remove the junk about an investment, and you are no longer being misleading. Then you're just offering a book for sale. You can say you disagree with the grade. But don't say its a possible flip.

If you don't get the idea by now, I don't know how else to explain it . . .
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I don't believe this....and I know you don't care that I don't believe this. GAC private msg quote post Address this user
"Scammers: 
I will report scammers to the local, federal, & Interpol authorities. 
I wait for every payment to clear the bank plus 2 business days."

LOL!!!
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Collector ComicFan private msg quote post Address this user
Actually the price was definitely listed wrong after looking it over again. I've since changed it...

But, your numbers are on the extreme low end and laughable. Maybe if someone needed quick money and wanted to unload it, then that would be another story. It just seems like a typical low ball game to me.

Not looking to waste time with nonsense.

If anyone is interested feel free to shoot me a message with any questions.

Price on #359 updated to $2,003.33
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I'm a #2. BigRedOne1944 private msg quote post Address this user
Quote:
Originally Posted by QuaBrot
I don't mean to be a troll, but I think you are being misleading with this listing.

If the market for a 7.0 book is between $1,000 and $1,400, and you are selling it for $2,303.33 (about a thousand over the 90 day average for this book) AND claiming someone could make any money on a flip of this book - that is just plain old dishonest. Yes, if someone is a fool enough to buy it for this much, fine, that's his problem. But you are misleading those who don't have access to the market data by insinuating that there is an opportunity to flip it at this price.



I have to say... I think he makes a good point. You also failed to mention that a re-grade also brings the possibility of a lower grade.

*Twice the FMV
*The re-grading stuff is pure speculation(failing to mention grade could go down)
*USPS Priority Mail (2-3 Day Delivery) Delivery Turnaround Time 5-9 days?
*All that Scammer stuff you listed
*Spread Peace?
*now wrong price was listed after "looking it over again"

Lots of Red flags here for me. The only thing you seem to be missing is charity or religious donation angle (Ooops!!! just notice your avatar, there's the religion play.)


Nice looking books that would most likely sell themselves without all the extra mumbo jumbo talk.
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Collector QuaBrot private msg quote post Address this user
@ComicFan I'll just say one last thing since you seem to think I have an ulterior motive - I have no interest in buying your books, I'm just not in the market for them. I am merely pointing out what I see as a misrepresentation. Go see what sold on eBay recently, or the GPA reported sales. I don't control the market, it is what it is.

Good luck, hope you understand one day.
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Collector Cosmic_Shel private msg quote post Address this user
One of the advantages of selling on the boards is to avoid the 8-13% commission the popular selling sites charge sellers. This way sellers can hopefully pass that savings on to the buyers here.

In your case, you actually increased the price of the Detective #359 by close to 50% over the 90 day average GPA of $1,317, and CoCollect FMV of $1,400. The highest sale price in 2018 for this book is $1,400, and it was a CGC copy.

And the garbage about it being undergraded, and would get a bump if regraded sure is original, never heard that before. It needs a full grade bump to hit an 8.0 in order to be worth the $2,000 your asking for it as a 7.0.

Ebay is your best bet at the record-setting price you're looking to get.
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Collector poka private msg quote post Address this user
+ blurry pictures. Cannot read the CBCS serial numbers
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Joined The Club Steverogers11 private msg quote post Address this user
Holy hell what a price
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Beaten by boat oars Studley_Dudley private msg quote post Address this user
Could you supply some more grainy photos please?
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Collector Paulbg2000 private msg quote post Address this user
If you guys think that's a great deal...Then listen to this!!!

I have this mint collector's item X-Force #1 with Deadpool card still sealed in the polybag that I'd be willing to part with for $149.99...

Serious inquiries only.
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Beaten by boat oars Studley_Dudley private msg quote post Address this user
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Originally Posted by Paulbg2000
If you guys think that's a great deal...Then listen to this!!!

I have this mint collector's item X-Force #1 with Deadpool card still sealed in the polybag that I'd be willing to part with for $149.99...

Serious inquiries only.
If it's a newsstand copy, I'll just give you my account and routing information. Take out whatever amount you think is fair.
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Collector Scorpion private msg quote post Address this user
overpriced, lol gook luck selling at that price, omg
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Ima gonna steal this and look for some occasion to use it! IronMan private msg quote post Address this user
Ohhhh. This one went south, didn't it

I'll join the party by pointing out that PayPal Seller fees are just that. The SELLER's fees. At well over market value, most here will feel the seller can just pay their own fees.

For the OP - forums like this are frequented by very knowledgeable collectors. If you are going to talk nonsense about Interpol, ask prices well over FMV and want other people to pay your fees, you can expect some flaming.

Prices that end in .33 cents?? Snicker.....
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Joined The Club Steverogers11 private msg quote post Address this user
So no takers yet
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Collector poka private msg quote post Address this user
I have no problem people trying to sell at the prices they are comfortable with, but at least use clear pictures instead of pictures which are of no use to assess the comics
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Suck it up, buttercup!! KatKomics private msg quote post Address this user
I need to get books back from CBCS so I can sell a few myself and go after a Strange Adventures 205...pretty sure that and maybe 1 other will be my big books for 2019.
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Collector Darkseid_of_town private msg quote post Address this user
A point not mentioned but it is also likely offered here and not Ebay because of the obvious eBay policy issues
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Collector poka private msg quote post Address this user
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Originally Posted by Darkseid_of_town
A point not mentioned but it is also a direct eBay policy infraction to suggest your buyer pay PayPal fees ..as well as being illegal. You are fortunate no one has flagged the sale for eBay as they will.remove it and issue you a warning or if a repeated offense they can remove your account entirelu


What does this have to do with eBay?
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Collector Darkseid_of_town private msg quote post Address this user
Non.applicable
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Collector poka private msg quote post Address this user
@Darkseid_of_town the offer of the books is not done via eBay so does not have to follow ebay rules
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Collector Darkseid_of_town private msg quote post Address this user
Oh I misunderstood. I am sorry. Thanks for clarifying.In fairness.it does resemble a copied a d pasted eBay listing .sorry
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Collector poka private msg quote post Address this user
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Originally Posted by Darkseid_of_town
Oh I misunderstood. I am sorry. Thanks for clarifying.In fairness.it does resemble a copied a d pasted eBay listing .sorry


No need to be sorry. Not my listing
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