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Reprints of Comics made them Worthless?

By vid1900

10 years ago


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    #22 10 years ago
     
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    Quoted from NinJaBooT:

    I would rather my kid take interest in them and start reading them rather then they go up in value

    I feel the same way.. about my comic collection as well as my pins.. unfortunately its not sticking.

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    #87 10 years ago
     
    JOE

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    If pins become worthless, I am going to be getting more worthless real estate to fill with worthless pins. I will line the walls with my worthless comics and eventually die happy.

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