Crazy eBay pricing? Or the new normal?

[Dash Decent]

I'll probably just start bulk listing these in bundles

Please let us know if you do.

[Lawman of the Present]

Make sure your title is good.  Don't say 'Nemesis Book 5', say '2000ad Nemesis Book 5 Titan Book Pat Mills' to increase likelihood when people key in an ebay item.

Possibly the best eBay deal I ever won was when hunting for Psi Files 2. After a couple years, I'd only seen a few dog-eared copies which tended to sell in auction for a strangely specific £57.

I ended up finding a vague listing titled "Judge Anderson Book Bundle", which comprised if I remember correctly, Psi Files 1-5, the Shamballa tpb, plus a copy of the movie US format one-shot.

No doubt due to the title, nobody else seemed to notice the listing, and I think I won the lot for around £50 total. All were in excellent condition.

Goes to show how good key words are important.

[IndigoPrime]

Indeed. I remember during my years of fruitless searches for the HC Usagi Yojimbo collection (now, fortunately, finally reissued and generally available again), I managed to miss one because it had left off one of the names. And another had misspelled 'Usagi'. So it went for below cover price. Gah.

So, yeah. As a buyer, always think around the subject matter for searches, because you might get lucky. And as a seller, be precise if you have something you know has some worth. (You see this also with toys. Some folks will sell bundles or list with generic headers, when they could have made far more by listing under specific names of each item.)

[rogue69]

£7,000 for prog 2 on eBay
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/266422046644?

[IndigoPrime]

'0 bids'

*shocked face*