Pricing Guides

Baron Von 40oz. Number of posts : 4386 Age : 34

so does anyone use em?

nOOb master Number of posts : 4429 Age : 35

what are they anyway

Metal, Movies, Beer Number of posts : 37869 Age : 54

Price guides for what? Baseball cards? Records? Comic Books?

When I was a teenage comic book geek the Overstreet Comic Book Price Guide was my Bible, but over the years I quickly learned that market trends change so quickly (not just in comic books, but in any sort of collectible) that by the time a book like that sees print, it's already out of date.

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TheGooch wrote:: what are they anyway

Them books that tell you how much the records that you may have might be worth, never liked them myself because I find that their prices are way off the mark, Ebay and the likes is a buyers market so as you know people will pay what they like and the guide will not really help the seller out unless it gives them a ball point figure to place a reserve on the thing.

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Baron Von 40oz. Number of posts : 4386 Age : 34

oh pricing guides for buying cd's or records

nOOb master Number of posts : 4429 Age : 35

i understand now.

Bukkake Tsunami Number of posts : 25557 Age : 53

I used to buy them for both comic books and baseball cards back in the day, but I'd imagine pricing guides are kinda obsolete these days with the internets and all.

Baron Von 40oz. Number of posts : 4386 Age : 34

Yeah, i thought about using one for buying cds but now i just go on amazon and see how much people are sellin' them for.

Subject: Re: Pricing Guides Tue Jan 08, 2008 5:05 pm

That's what I do...I go to Ebay to see what they are fetching....