Future State TT #1 2nd print

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#21

And from my experience, a complete ghost in the wild. (TTG #23)

#22

TTGo backissues are generally ghostsā€¦at least where I frequent. I had no shot tracking 23 down.

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#23

I had a copy of tt go 23 I bought from someone for $20 and when it got super hot I sold it at $150 , then a week or 2 later jumped

#24

Live and limited to 1 per customer at Midtown

https://www.midtowncomics.com/product/1990142

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#25

grabbed, thanks

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#26

$4 to ship 1 comic? LOL. Midtown is nuts.

#27

What were you expecting?

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#28

It is not cheap to mail a comic. I know a lot of people use media mail, but mailing comics via media mail is expressly prohibited by the USPS.

#29

Looks like Midtown has just about every Future State book next week at a limit of 1. Thatā€™s interestingā€¦ they give up distribution and suddenly order conservatively?

#30

Media mail is like $3. Then add the cost of the box youā€™re at $3. Mailers are another 50 cents. Then thereā€™s the employees you need to pay for packing them up

And donā€™t rush those people because a comic goes from NM/M to VF/NM awful quick if you slip up. Iā€™ve gotten a few with chips and folds in the cover from themā€¦

#31

Free shipping to store for me so itā€™s a bit easier to buy one or two books.

#32

Re: shipping comics via media mail: USPSā€™s problem is not the comic book, but the advertising in it. If it doesnā€™t have advertising, itā€™s fine. https://about.usps.com/notices/not121/not121_tech.htm

#33

True. It is the advertising that the USPS has an issue with. The vast majority of comics have some sort of advertising though. As a practical matter, it would be difficult for a seller to implement a separate shipping policy for the comics without advertising.

#34

Yeah. Itā€™s pricey for 1 comic but is what it is.

#35

When itā€™s only 1 book and I canā€™t find anything else to throw in with the package to make shipping worthwhile, I just skip it and donā€™t bother.

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