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Amazing Spider-Man (1963) #300
You asked for: 9.0 or better, under $500
How it works
Build your want list
Search by series and issue number. The catalog covers more than two million issues, so you can pick the exact book, down to the year the series started.
Set your limits
Minimum grade and maximum price, per issue. A $40 reader copy and a 9.8 slab are different hunts, and you'll only hear about the ones you care about.
Get the email
When a matching listing shows up, you get an email, either right away or in a daily roundup. Every match is also on your home page.
Better than a saved search
eBay's saved searches match words, not books. Search for Amazing Spider-Man #1 and you'll get every volume that ever restarted at #1, plus facsimiles, reprints, and lots.
This checks each listing against the actual issue: the right series, the right number, a plausible year, and your grade and price limits. Reprints, facsimiles, and lots get thrown out before they reach you.
Why I built this
I've had books on my own want list for years. I got tired of checking the same searches every day and still missing the good copies, so I built something to do the checking for me.
It's run by one person, so if something's broken or you've got an idea, you'll be talking to me.
Questions
- Is it free?
- Yes. Some eBay links are affiliate links, so if you buy through one, eBay pays me a small commission. It doesn't change what you pay.
- Which sites does it watch?
- eBay, for now. More marketplaces coming soon.
- How quickly will I hear about a listing?
- Wanted issues get checked in rotation throughout the day. If you choose instant emails, you'll usually hear within a few hours of a listing going up.
- Do you sell comics?
- No. I just find them. You buy directly from the seller on eBay.
- Does it handle graded books?
- Yes. It reads CGC, CBCS, and PGX grades from listing titles, plus common raw grades like VF/NM. If you set a minimum grade, listings without a readable grade are skipped, so you won't get flooded with mystery copies.