Selling vintage comics?
I have probably 200-300 comic books from the mid-to-late 60s that have just been sitting there since I stopped reading them some forty-odd years ago. Mostly DCs and Disney, with some other ones. All in good condition.
What would be a good place or way to sell them? I've looked up pricing and such, but I'd like to hear from folks who know more about this than I do.
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You might be able to find one in your area.
My situation was pretty grim when I sold my first box and I'm sure my desperation seeped out of me and because of that, I didn't get that much money.
When I sold my second box, I did better. I remained impassive while the guy riffled through the issues. I knew that he really wanted some of them and I didn't let my neediness show. He offered me a better price for the second box.
If you have an idea of how much they are worth, that's great. If you could get a friend who is trustworthy and can remain dispassionate throughout the negotiation process, that might be a way be a way to avoid my mistake of looking too eager. Or, if you're lucky you are just a cooler character than I am.
Even though I didn't do all that great money-wise, I remind myself that my comic books, "Weren't getting any fresher." I thought that mine were in good condition, but I wasn't able to put any resources into keeping them preserved into the future, and I couldn't go back in time to put them in protective sleeves to ensure they were in specified, "excellent condition". So, I tell myself that it's good that I sold them when I did.
I wish you luck in your efforts. And I was a "DC girl" myself. 
