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| Hello, I saw someone reference GoCollect in a thread and so I signed up for a free account. But I have a few questions to those of you that are paying for subscriptions. Are the values pretty accurate? Do you find them useful? Are all the the values for graded copies of the comic or the raw grade? Thanks in advance. |
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Values are for graded copies...kind of frustrates you when people are selling raws for graded or nearly graded price/value. Does that mean the values are inaccurate? Not sure. They could still be accurate, but not up to the minute like an Ebay "sold" listings check. I haven't sold anything, so I can't comment on how useful it is, but it does show trends, which I like, and could prove useful for setting prices. Just my $0.02 worth  |
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| I’d say if you’re in the market to buy a lot of CGC-graded books the paid membership is absolutely worth it ($5.99/month I believe). As the previous poster said GoCollect only tracks slabbed sales, so if you’re looking for raw sales data there are better options. | ||
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Quote:Originally Posted by tonnage71 Such as? |
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| Watchcount.com covers eBay sales of raw and slabbed comics. | ||
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Quote:Originally Posted by ThorneArt They're accurate in as far as the data they collect. They can't track every sale out there, but for the sales they DO track, their values are an accurate average. |
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| Two things I like about Go Collect. First is, as mentioned above, the trends they track are valuable as far as market values changing. I trust the valuations, the lag as far as tracked sales is only about a week or two behind real time and they have short blog posts that look at trends in the market. Second is that if you pay for the full service and actually use it (enter all your graded books, raw books, follow the trends of those books, your purchase price, etc), Go Collect can help you to make informed decisions about selling and buying for maximum value and profit. | ||
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Quote:Originally Posted by Zarbongo Where in go collect do you input your collection I must be missing that link?@Zarbongo |
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Quote:Originally Posted by Citikill You can start a list by going to "My Comic Lists" on the drop menu under your log in name. Find the comics you want to enter and click on the "+list" option for each one. |
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stevguitar private msg quote post Address this user | |
| What about covrprice.com/ ? Is that site comparable to gocollect? | ||
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Citikill private msg quote post Address this user | |
| @Zarbongo thanks got all mine on there now!! | ||
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