Yeah, I"m way to early into this to start stuff at $2. I know I get competitive, but man, if some of those lots wouldn't hit $10, I'd just feel pissy. HA!


Oh I hear ya, it is a gamble, but I just always take the approach that "I am wanting to get rid of these books, regardless, they are gone, lets see what I can get for them" vs "I hope I can get at least $20 for these comics I no longer want"

Even though yes, I ALWAYS hope I can get $20 for each lot of books, the main goal is ridding myself of these comics. If Ebay wasn't in the consideration, I would be giving them away. The money is a bonus, not the goal. That perspective helps.

And trust me, more books sell for more when the attraction of the low starting price is there first. Just click on my rating and scroll down to see how much my books have sold for in the past, and I most always start my auctions at $2.
Yes, when starting them that low there is the occasional $11 or $8 final auction, but that is the rarity. Of course it REALLY helps starting comics at $2 or so when the demand for those comics are high. That does help.

Let me say this, to the best of my memory, and that is not great, I'll give ya that

, I have never sold a set of comics for my starting price of $2. (Now off to look)

But again, if you are not looking to rid yourself of the comcs unless you get a certain price, that is also a very valid way of using Ebay. Please don't take my advice as anything other than that, advice. You must find your own way and the way you are more at piece with, young padawan

EDIT - I did see where I only pulled $3 and some change for a Wolverine set back in April of 2010.

(Ebay use to let you look at those old listings, but not now, after a certain amount of time. I would like to go back and see what went down with that. Was it something I wrote or what? Ha, oh well)