Has anyone else seen shopgoodwill.com?

[Chiclo]

http://shopgoodwill.com/listings/listBy ... ding=Items

I think it might be a viable alternative to eBay.

[BruceReville]

I wonder if you can write it as a tax write off buying from Goodwill?

[arghh!]

You can pick up a few Magnus issues it looks like. I used to stop by the store here once in a while but it was always nickel books marked 5 bucks, so I quit going.

[maraxusofkeld]

I went on there a lot years ago and noticed that any comics that were on there seemed to go for a lot more than they were worth.

[superman-prime]

ya their stores get great stuff upon occasion but its rare

[Heath]

I find them a great source for books. I've gotten some great deals on 50's/60's era woodworking books.

[hulk181man]

ya their stores get great stuff upon occasion but its rare

Very true, I once found low-grade copies of Superman 109 and Batman 97 for $5 each. Not super valuable since the books were beat but I was happy to purchase them.

[hillmanthe2nd]

http://shopgoodwill.com/listings/listBy ... ding=Items

I think it might be a viable alternative to eBay.

I picked some nice lots but it has become increasingly harder to get good comics on the cheap past few months. One of my best finds was a lot for $6 (+$17 shipping/handling) that included 2 complete sets of 1st print Watchmen books (all in NM+) and a 1st print run of Daniel Clowes Eightball (NM+). The biggest problem with the site is that shipping is very expensive on most items (like comics).

[Brother J]

a 1st print run of Daniel Clowes Eightball (NM+).

ooh, good stuff, I need to complete my 1st print run on that book, missing quite a few.

[superman-prime]

went to day for nostalga more or less picked up 200 hot wheels cars and 20 computer games with cd key for 30 bucks

2 games of notes c and c generals and zero hour