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On request, add a new topic where experiences with the comics auctions can be shared with other users.

as a seller almost only good experiences

but with some it is never good or it is not a good thing

as a buyer I also sometimes spend a lot of money just some postcards from bumble

well we could not hold back

That's nice nick Isn't it time for a real avator?

this nick?

http://www.deverrekenachtigevijveniger.nl/briefkaart.html

Aanvullend daarop zou het wel interessant zijn om te weten waarmee de hedendaagse verzamelaar van strips zoal bezig is. Wat zijn de do's or don'ts?Heb nog iets gepost op Catawiki veilingen over een bepaald item waar momenteel op kan worden geboden. Tot op heden nog geen reactie gekregen. Hoeft ook niet.Dus als iemand iets te melden heeft over zijn of haar beweegredenen, laat weten.

Heb mij een tijdje geleden het leven gemakkellijker gemaakt door mij te beperken tot een (niet al te groot) aantal reeksen. Die heb ik ondertussen al in 'Goede' staat. Betere exemplaren (dat is dan quasi-nieuwstaat/nieuwstaat) kopen is een afweging van hoe mijn geld besteden.

Kuifje zit daar niet bij. Dus ik zou er geen zinnig antwoord op kunnen geven. De Nederlandstalige wil ik op termijn allemaal wel in jaren '50 hardcover hebben als leesvoer (de geur alleen al...), maar daarvoor maakt de druk mij niet uit, als ze maar in 'deftige' staat zijn.

Ben wel van plan om enkele andere reeksen aan te vullen (in eerste druk dan natuurlijk), maar dat heeft geen prioriteit. Kuifje ga ik daar niet bijnemen, dat is onbegonnen werk, zeker met al die Franstalige drukken.

In addition to that, it would be interesting to know what the contemporary collector of comics is doing. What are the do's or don'ts? Have you posted to Catawiki's auctions about a particular item that is currently up for bid. To date no response has been received. You don't have to. So if someone has something to say about his or her motives, let them know.

Made my life easier a while ago by limiting myself to a (not too large) number of series. I already have it in 'Good' condition. Buying better copies (that is, quasi-mint/mint condition) is a consideration of how to spend my money.

Tintin is not among them. So I couldn't give a sensible answer to that. In the long term I would like to have all the Dutch-language books in 1950s hardcover as reading material (the smell alone...), but I don't mind the pressure for that, as long as they are in 'decent' condition.

I do intend to add to some other series (in the first edition of course), but that is not a priority. I'm not going to include Tintin there, that's impossible, especially with all those French-language editions.

Heb zo de laatste tijd ook wel de indruk dat Kuifje zo een beetje over zijn top is.  Heb zelf de reeks volledig op één houthoudend exemplaar na.  Daar heb ik de houtvrije variant van, identiek hetzelfde maar dunner.  Het houthoudende papier is dikker dan het niet houthoudende.  Dit boek staat trouwens op de Hergé veiling, maar het is geen prioriteit voor mij (zeker niet aan die prijs).

Wat de Franstalige Kuifjes, daar bestaat een zeer mooi standaardwerk van, nl 444 Tintins.  Het getal 444 wijst blijkbaar op het aantal verschillende Tintins dat er is gedrukt (van de hele reeks wel te verstaan).  Zelf hou ik me bezig met de ongekleurde reeks van Tintin, maar enkel die verschenen zijn bij Casterman.  De Le Petit uitgaven zijn zeer mooi, maar voor mijn portemonee niet echt haalbaar, vooral omdat ik wederom zeer mooie exemplaren zoek. Ga zelf nog zien wat ik ga doen met veiling 4 van de Hergé veiling.  Veiling 1, zeeeer moeilijk, heb ik al, L'Ile Noire niet. De Tintin verzamelaars worden in Frankrijk ingedeeld in een aantal niveaus, geloof dat de verzamelaars van "Les grandes images" op niveau 7 of 8 zitten. Zeer hoog dus.

En voor de rest, zaken van Dupuis, die zijn momenteel ook zeer populair. 

Een aantal reeksen van de Lombard Collectie zijn momenteel ook niet meer in trek, maar als je naar de grote namen ga kijken, die halen nog steeds zeer mooie prijzen.

Groet,

Nick.

Lately I have the impression that Tintin is a bit over his top. Have the complete series yourself, except for one wood-containing copy. I have the wood-free version of that, identically the same but thinner. The wood-containing paper is thicker than the non-wood-containing one. By the way, this book is on the Hergé auction, but it's not a priority for me (certainly not at that price).

As for the French Tintins, there is a very nice standard work of that, namely 444 Tintins. The number 444 apparently indicates the number of different Tintins that have been printed (of the entire series, that is). I myself am concerned with the uncoloured series by Tintin, but only those that have been published by Casterman. The Le Petit editions are very nice, but not really feasible for my wallet, especially because I am again looking for very nice copies. Go see for yourself what I'm going to do with auction 4 of the Hergé auction. Auction 1, very difficult, I already have, L'Ile Noire not. The Tintin collectors in France are classified in a number of levels, believe that the collectors of "Les grandes images" are at level 7 or 8. So very high.

And for the rest, things from Dupuis, they are also very popular at the moment.

A number of series from the Lombard Collection are also no longer popular at the moment, but if you look at the big names, they still fetch very nice prices.

Greeting,

Nick.

I can't help it, but I will never become a Hergé lover. Somehow I think he is rather a limited artist.

About 7 Jo, Suus and Joko's, about the same number of Quick and Flupkes, one Leo and the Lapina's and then about twenty quiffles, half of the version we know are redrawn versions (by the studio!) of older stories (for lack of creativity for new ones?).

This is probably way too blunt and an insult to the Tintin collector, but compared to The 93 creations / worlds that Vandersteen came up with, this is not so impressive.

I also consider a Jijé much higher in terms of creativity and originality. I think motivating a whole group of people around you and inciting to the most unique comics is better than trying to put a whole generation in a straitjacket to be able to stand next to him in his weekly magazine.

Which does not mean that I can read the Tintins (and also have them in my closet) and that I have all the respect for this founder, but the glorification goes a bit too far (and the associated prizes too).

You may always correct me should you have thought otherwise.

Which does not mean that I can read the Tintins (and also have them in my closet) and that I have all respect for this founder, but the glorification goes a bit too far for me (and the corresponding ).

There are quite a few that are good. I think 'De Zaak Zonnebloem' and 'The Cigars of the Pharaoh' are very good, but there are also some stinkers in them.

By the way, Hergé is a weird person, this summer read one of his biographies . Good book, recommended! And it is indeed very strange that since the 60s nothing has been released except endless reissues.

I have bid before, but for a Lever commercial booklet with Michel Vaillant and Lucky Luke it got serious. And I have the book! Sent neatly by registered mail by Adhemar. As an extra he had used all old Dutch stamps for shipping. With the 2012 stamp on it, I can make someone happy again. Top!

Just made an offer for a number of Tintins. There are a few that are currently hugely undervalued. Of the French-speaking Tintins, that is. So I don't think there are that many international bidders at the Hergé auction. For the rest, nice prizes are achieved.

Nick.

the tufts will only end on Wednesday, so they can still go up

gr tino

When you know what to bid to do a good thing.

Again nothing won, but don't worry there are still the shops.

Had an eye on this Hergé Cromo albums . Went for 100 per album, no idea what it's really worth, I'm not a Hergé connoisseur.

And then suddenly in the last minute it goes to 700 Euro. Ibazar revisited ;-)

Hi Scam,

those chromo albums have been around the price of 150 € / piece for years now. In good condition and fully understood. 700 € is therefore a bit above that price.

This time I made a number of bids but since I was not at home last night, so outbid on everything. But don't worry, Tintin is not my favorite gathering area.

Greetings,

Nick.

Unfortunately everything I post on the forum is perceived as negative. So I'm not going to post any more. Regards, Nick.

Zo de beep,

Jerom 1 to 80 in (almost) Mint condition with part 1 as a reprint.

3700 euros offered with more than 4K premium, which is an average of 50 euros per booklet!

Congratulations

Great investment, he will never lose that price again.

Sorry, couldn't resist.

wtf what a yield not normal

they are very beautiful but so much that's not normal

the big winner is Catawiki over 400 again a programmer added

@ Nick4u, can you agree ...?

Yet there was a buyer who also offered 3500, so never ...?

idd not normal. Can you sell it again? Suppose the buyer offers the item for sale again. What price ???