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bplashka Posts: 4
3/30/2017
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First time poster here. Was wondering about the Top Gains & Top Drops feature when looking at My Comic Collection. I like to keep my collection value's somewhat current & find that I'm able to do this using this feature, but only for DC & Marvel comics. I've been following this for quite some time & find it surprising that I'm unable to locate gains & drops for the other publishers like Dell, Gold Key, Charlton, Atlas, IDW, Gilbertson etc. Have values not risen or decreased in the last year or so for these?
Thank you for any help that you might have in answering my question. I do find this board to be quite informative.
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ruk Posts: 903
3/30/2017
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Dear BP
...and I have been waiting for Fawcett for a very long time.
As you mentioned-Dell and Charlton are also left at the altar-waiting patiently.
Even DC my favourite is behind in Golden age pricing.
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bplashka Posts: 4
4/9/2017
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Dear ruk
Seems our question, is of little interest to the community ....... Disappointing, was expecting more!
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Oxbladder Posts: 487
4/10/2017
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bplashka wrote:
Dear ruk
Seems our question, is of little interest to the community ....... Disappointing, was expecting more!
This forum is dead nothing gets much response.
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sclingerman Posts: 157
4/10/2017
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Oxbladder wrote:
bplashka wrote:
Dear ruk
Seems our question, is of little interest to the community ....... Disappointing, was expecting more!
This forum is dead nothing gets much response.
I'm alive!
I just don't have any answers.
I have comics, like some Bloodshot ones from Valiant, that have gone up recently... but they don't show under the "Top Gains".
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Oxbladder Posts: 487
4/10/2017
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There are likely tons of books that could be in the watch list. That is a list that could almost have an auto scripting function to it that would search various big selling sites and match guide pricing and automatically put books that meet a certain parameter into the watch list. That way you would have a variety of different books, publishers, and published dates make the list and avoid any list author biases. Too often this list has been dominated by the big two even though the big two are not the only ones with books worth watching.
Just IMHO ... And dreaming way beyond the capabilities of this site.
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bplashka Posts: 4
4/12/2017
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Oxbladder wrote:
There are likely tons of books that could be in the watch list. That is a list that could almost have an auto scripting function to it that would search various big selling sites and match guide pricing and automatically put books that meet a certain parameter into the watch list. That way you would have a variety of different books, publishers, and published dates make the list and avoid any list author biases. Too often this list has been dominated by the big two even though the big two are not the only ones with books worth watching.
Just IMHO ... And dreaming way beyond the capabilities of this site.
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bplashka Posts: 4
4/12/2017
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Thank you for your thoughts on the subject. Think you're correct in regards to the amount of books likely on the watch list & the fact that this list is dominated by the big two. Comes as a bit of surprise that there isn't already a function that matches guide prices & details from other sites.
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Oxbladder Posts: 487
4/12/2017
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It would certainly save from someone having to make a list up. I think they really need to move to scripting more functions on the site since they seem to be so overwhelmed all the time.
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