were also getting a venomverse mini at the same time
on top of current gwenverse clone 
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Here’s how I keep track of all these multiversal spider stories:
I don’t buy, read, or collect any.
I mean, if something blows up in popularity maybe I’ll regret it, but eh.
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LoL i buy the books. Read them. Enjoy them. If spec hits ill sell a copy. If not im happy with my purchase.
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That book has always been hard to find. Good thing the reprint is cheap.
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Just think how much you can make by going heavy on certain specs. You can support your hobby and then some.
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For every spec you go heavy on that works out there’s a few that just take up storage. All though overtime many of my bad buy them all specs turn out very profitable.
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Have to willing to hold for decades till the 2nd wave
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Start a youtube channel and turn dead spec into $$$.
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It would be awfully short: ‘Ask yourself the question, will people actually care and will retailers flood the market. The end.’
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Could be a nice short TikTok.
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That makes NO sense.
The cost of the book+cost of grading = $40. Why spend $100 more ???
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Hardly any 9.8’s in circulation yet
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“first to the market” is the saying…
Seems like lazy stupid people dont know how to submit books to CGC, so they overpay…
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If i only sent one book in wouldn’t the cost be closer to $50 just for grading and shipping?
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Then, there are overseas buyers like myself. $50-60 per book for slabbing alone through a LCS, with no certainty of grade.
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$40- 50, tomato…tomaato…
Still $100+ difference
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Do overseas sellers submit books to CGC in singles ?
And overseas buyers are not buying CGC books off Ebay because of taxes, import and shipping fees…
That $150 sale would turn into well over $200 for the buyer…