Very few comics stores these days let books like this slide into the dollar bins. Most use apps to make sure these types of videos or situations can be avoided. The stores don't want to be flipped so to speak. It's quite difficult to find comic stores with $1 bins that are worth the time of day.

Overall, you did fine presuming you sell the books for three and five dollars as you expect. It also helps that you have store shelving space where you will get walk in traffic. For most people though it’s in arduous long haul to sell them, then probably would not be worth the purchase.

Great video, please do more of these dollar bin hauls.

How on earth are these books in the dollar bin?

Really cool haul, these are amazing books to be in the dollar bin.

That was awesome! You would be surprised what ends up in a store's dollar bins. Any new comic shop I go to the first place to look is in dollar bins.

Those JL International issues with Gnort and Manga Khan are great fun, laugh out loud funny. Spawn 8-11 are interesting with the guest writers. Havok And Wolverine: Meltdown is in fact a four-part miniseries with beautiful painted art. Excellent variety of comics James.

Great books you picked up, now you just gave me the itch to go digging in the one dollar bins at the flea market. I always love that Punisher Annual 2 cover which I believe is not only the first meeting between Punisher and Moon Knight but it's also illustrated by Jim Lee.

That Captain America and Punisher was actually a three-parter. I picked up all three books recently

I need to be at these comic stores! I swear my LCBS is not having these books in their dollar bins!

Great haul 1st doomsday. Robin 3rd print 1st domino. Etc. Great stuff

My goodness! I think I might need to find a new LCS. The dollar bins at the place I go to are full of water damage or coverless books.

I assure you, James, Havok and Wolverine Meltdown #3 is not a one shot. Nice snag on those Doomsdays

Hey now! Great proof of concept.

Great video, love to see more of these kinds of hauls!

Great video, thank you!

The wolverine/Havok isn't a one shot but I think a 4 part mini series

awesome video, very insightful

At one of my LCS I get a long box of modern comics for 100.00. That's about 300 plus comics. It includes some modern x men and x factor, modern batman and some some very good indies like red sonja and vampirella

Great video!

First appearance of superman...2 of them....holy jeepers batman! Just teasing I get what happened. I did have do a triple take on that one though.

8:47 Really bold of DC to have the first appearance of Superman 54 years later lol ;) Just messing with you James, great video as always! I love digging through dollar bins. Some of my favorite comics are cheap single issues lol

i really like your approach to these videos

Do these books come bagged and boarded right out of the dollar bins? Many, if not most of the dollar bins I jump into are already banged up books with no bag & board, which means the overwhelming majority of books I see are not in high grade. That's not always a deal breaker (I did find Avengers Annual 10 and Marvel Tales 106 for $1 each, but with defects), but for the most part, I think finding value in dollar bin books requires that the books be in high grade in order to make it worth the time & effort. Thoughts?

I have several of those record books I should find someone to buy them! I got them for Pennie’s

Not that I'm doubting our sponsor but most of us have to go through a lot of trash to get to those premium dollar books :0

Thanks, James. That was very enjoyable. Even if some had no huge value, most of those covers were interesting. Some were fantastic. For only $1, they were amazing. There is an LCS six or seven blocks from me. Strangely, I've never visited it. I really should as soon as I have some extra spending money. Thanks again. Best wishes!😃

Which parts of the country have all of these dollar books? I know it's not where I live.

I am always watching this and like damn why don't do comic shops in Belgium do 1 euro(1dollar) bins😢

The $1 comics you purchase, are you reselling them on eBay or at your store?

I recently picked up a slabbed Adventures of Superman 500 in a 9.8 - The Platinum edition goes a fortune but what about the standard?

Nice!

I’ve been to multiple comic book stores and I’ve never seen a dollar bin. I’ve seen the back issue bins but no 1 dollar bin. Someone please help me find a spot in Maryland lol

I wish I could find dollar bins stacked like this WTF. All I find is ripped turok and Rom

Another great video and I hunt the same way I have about a thousand minor keys and a thousand no.1 I need to start selling some of these books because I am running out of space...thanks for the nudge😮....

I’m thinking the owners of these books don’t know the value of comic books.

Wow. I really NEED that Maxim Carnage chapter for my run.😊I'll have to be watching when you sell again. 😊

Well….looks like I’m going to phantasm to raid their dollar bins. Gotta make my way up from NC, but clearly it’s worth it lol. This is the most ridiculous dollar bin haul I’ve seen. You had maybe 10-15 books that were $10+ easy

First appearance of Superman? You mean Doomsday?

Interesting. 3:15 - On the Adventures Of Superman 500, someone removed the film from the cover. The book was produced with a film over the Superman artwork that muted the colors to make it look like he was "in the ether" so to speak, and on the film was included artwork of Jonathan Kent's hand reaching out to him. But the film wasn't permanent; you could peel it off. And with those bright colors on Supes and a lack of Pa Kent's arm in the foreground, that film got removed from that one.

How do you make money tips after you buy the books?

My first question is why doesn't the local comic shop who is putting these books in the dollar bin in the first place just do what you are doing and open up a satellite location at a antique mall and throw all of their overstock in there? It's like they would rather give money away.

Come on, Spider-Man 2099 #1 in a dollarbin? Either that shop have no idea what they have or oblivious to values....

You are looking at what sold, not what’s listed, correct?

Wtf? The only books I see in dollar bins are all 90s Image junk.

Do you mainly sell your comics the the antique store?

What is a "claim sale"?