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From time to time, I believe it has been four times now, I have submitted comics to sell to Lonestar Comics.  Which is a great company to sell comics too.  My only problem, and I’m glad I have a blog now, so that I can start tracking it, is that the check I get back is rarely near the amount I initially thought it would be.  Sometimes it is twenty or fifty dollars less. I  don’t complain about the difference, as my grading and their professional grading are vastly different.

If I was doing store credit, the amount would be $447.66 but that defeats the purpose.

I’m also going to keep track of how much this cost and such, as I haven’t kept good notes before.

The goal is to do this giant shipment and then, do smaller ones every month afterwards.

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It took a couple hours but I now have three crammed short comic boxes.  Once I tighten the other boxes, I had emptied two additional boxes.  Which now leaves me eight boxes left to slowly sell.  By contrast, my Shadowcat collection is now fifteen boxes.

I couldn’t locate three comics –

• Iron Man Volume Two Issue 2
• Spider-Girl 45
• Spider-Man Family Spider Clan

So I must have sent those before or mis-entered them.

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It cost $112.40 to ship these boxes!  Which seems insane to me!  Forty dollars each?  Outrageous!  I guess I was really hoping it would be closer to $90 at thirty each.

Box One was 31 lbs at $41.69
Box Two was 24 lbs at $33.55
Box Three was 27 at $37.16

For a total of $112.40, which I’m sure the UPS lady gets that a lot.  If the plan goes the way I would like, this should be the last expensive box and then I will use the United States Postal Service’s Flat Rate box at either sixteen for a medium box or twenty one dollars for a large flat rate box.  That’s the goal anyways.

So now it is a matter of waiting until the boxes get there (by Thursday) and get the check in the mail.  So exciting!