Post by joekherr on Sept 19, 2014 18:51:40 GMT -5
Every good treasure hunt has a map.
Like most people i have a list of books that I am always on the look out for. Sure you can find them on ebay and other online sites but where is the fun in that? There is something thrilling about finding a book on your list as you flip through a long box.
I'm curious as to what everyone's list looks like. So here's a hypothetical situation.
You lose your collection. Someone takes pity on you and hands you $200.00 with the condition that you can only use it for key issues (important events, 1st appearances, #1's, etc) to restart your collection. The issues do not have to be graded or in perfect condition, just in decent shape and not falling apart. It can be a personal favorite or something more on the investment side of things. The rest is entirely up to you.
Like most people i have a list of books that I am always on the look out for. Sure you can find them on ebay and other online sites but where is the fun in that? There is something thrilling about finding a book on your list as you flip through a long box.
I'm curious as to what everyone's list looks like. So here's a hypothetical situation.
You lose your collection. Someone takes pity on you and hands you $200.00 with the condition that you can only use it for key issues (important events, 1st appearances, #1's, etc) to restart your collection. The issues do not have to be graded or in perfect condition, just in decent shape and not falling apart. It can be a personal favorite or something more on the investment side of things. The rest is entirely up to you.