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i have some very old comics i want to sell i want to know where i start to get them sell?
these are some of the comics i have .the ghost rider,green lantern,superman,super girl,captain america,star trek,fantastic four ,conan the barbarian,billy the kid,claok and dagger,justic league of americathe flash and loads more all of these from the early1980s please contact me so i will know what they worth thanks very much
Some practical advice from some whose been collecting comics for 20 years - If the comics are from the early 1980s, they're not going to be super valuable. The highly valuable comics are from the 1960s and earlier. For the early 80s, you'd have to sort through all of the books to MAYBE find a hand full that would go for over $20 apiece, and that's only if they're in just about perfect condition. The most valuable books for this time period were those that were independently produced, and your list of titles are all mainstream. These books are pretty common and easy to come by, and therefore, not extremely rare or desirable.
Setting up a table at a convention would be a huge waste of time. If you want to price the books, pick up a copy of Wizard or use www.comicspriceguide.com but you should know how the price guide works first. The prices listed for any given issue are the highest prices a retailer would reasonably be expected to ask for the issues in near perfect shape. That's for retailers. Retailers can put a $5 price tag on a comic and wait 10 years for someone to walk in and buy it at that price. If you want it sold NOW, instead of in ten years, you usually have to settle for 50 cents a peice or less for most books from the 80s and 90s.
There are two quick and easy basic options for someone like yourself: Check your local phone book for your nearest comic store, give em a call and ask them if they're buying. They'll look through them, tell you if they're interested, and make you an offer. This is quick, easy, and you'll get paid fast. Your other option is to split the books up into lots, usually of one title a piece (All your X-Men, all your Fantastic Four, all your Spider-Man, etc.) take some pictures and list them on ebay. You'll get a little more money but you'll have to do more work.
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