FF John Byrne run complete...

[BettyBoop2]

Hi guys,

I'm 99% complete in building the Fantastic Four run of John Byrne.

This is his scripting/pencil run that is considered by many to be a "second Golden Age" on that book. Incrediable to view and read.

The run is from #232-#293. Six-years, 72 issues. 90% of the issues are 8.0 and above. More than 1/2 the run is 9.0 and above. With about 8 to 10 that would grade at 9.4.

Think about this and let me know what you think I could sell this for. Here...Collectors Society or eBay.

the boop

[Draco]

Im putting a set together myself and the problem is it does not hold great value monetary wise, but to me is one of the single most fantastic runs on any book ever.

[Squirrel]

Im putting a set together myself and the problem is it does not hold great value monetary wise, but to me is one of the single most fantastic runs on any book ever.

I agree 100% with the wanna-be Yank

[BettyBoop2]

Ok...I understand.

But do you think (based on what I've told you) it would draw between $80 and $100?

-the boop

[ZephyrWasHOT!!]

Ok...I understand.

But do you think (based on what I've told you) it would draw between $80 and $100?

-the boop

Possibly, but probably not because they're not "NM". These books were some of the highest printed books of the early to mid 80's, and as a result, aren't scarce.

But I have seen complete runs advertised as "NM" sell for $150+.

My advice would be: get the complete run, then list it on eBay as average VF/NM. The eBay drones won't care, and with a complete run, you'd likely get a really good price. I think you can achieve $1/book at a minimum.

I wouldn't recommend trying to sell it here. We're all farrrr too cheap.

[Draco]

Ok...I understand.

But do you think (based on what I've told you) it would draw between $80 and $100?

-the boop

Possibly, but probably not because they're not "NM". These books were some of the highest printed books of the early to mid 80's, and as a result, aren't scarce.

But I have seen complete runs advertised as "NM" sell for $150+.

My advice would be: get the complete run, then list it on eBay as average VF/NM. The eBay drones won't care, and with a complete run, you'd likely get a really good price. I think you can achieve $1/book at a minimum.

I wouldn't recommend trying to sell it here. We're all farrrr too cheap.

What he said

[BettyBoop2]

Thanks Z.

-the boop

I actually was not planning on selling it here.

-still the boop

[Draco]

Im putting a set together myself and the problem is it does not hold great value monetary wise, but to me is one of the single most fantastic runs on any book ever.

I agree 100% with the wanna-be Yank

But not what he said.