POLY BAGS VERSUS MYLAR BAGS!! ITS YOUR COLLECTION PT.1

HERE IS MY VIDEO POLY BAGS VERSUS MYLAR BAGS!! ITS YOUR COLLECTION PT.1 REMEMBER THIS IS JUST MY POINT OF VIEW ON HOW TO PROTECT YOUR COMIC BOOK COLLECTION!!

[@graphicnovellady1800]

I have comics that I polybagged when I was in middle school back in 1985/86 timeframe. The books are still in great shape. The bag is now smoked over and really offers no protection. My comics lasted because I stored them in a dark box. Rarely took them out. The boxes where stored in a low humidity room. Keeping your comics in great shape requires more then just bags and boards. It requires a lot of elements. Some of, like humidity and nature, are either hard to control or out of control.

[@jallenphotoart1369]

That's the real key, storing them in the dark.

[@DzangTran]

The cereal flowing out of the box had me dying!!! I was done after the squeaky brakes reference! 😂😂😂

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

lmao i had fun with that vid. oldie but goodie thanks for watching my friend

[@mr.taylor1506]

Me too😂😂😂

[@ComicBookHangover]

I just changed the bags and boards in my entire collection about 2years ago. Some of the polys I had were on my books since 1990 and were just fine.

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

it can happen but not the norm. thanks for watching my friend

[@ComicBookHangover]

@@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971 I hope I didn't come across as being argumentative or anything. I just wanted to share my experience as well. I'm sure there were factors involved in my collection but regardless, I've decided to start looking at Mylar for my 'keys'

[@jallenphotoart1369]

Same here. I'm just now changing mine out and my comics were in them since late 80's. The bags are cloudy and old, but the comics are perfectly protected. They last, they just loose their clarity.

[@MrHayabusaSan]

Great video sir. I recently purchased some Mylar bags for my older books. I don't have a HUGE collection (3 short boxes worth) but I've also been buying a lot of the old Red Sonja books from the late 70's and early 80's, plus I already have some old X-Men books from the Dark Phoenix Saga and random issues that I want to preserve.

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

thats great if you start early with mylar you will never have top worry about switching out down the road. so its a little pricey but well worth it in the long run. thanks for watching my man

[@Longshanks78]

I started collecting in 88', that's how my old bag and boards look also. I just finished putting all my keys in Mylar. It was no easy feat, I have over a thousand keys. Great vid man.

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

LONGSHANKS _78 yeah im ashamed I let them get that bad but now im really focused on trying to switch over its a long process but worth it in the end

[@Longshanks78]

Don't be ashamed man, it's a huge undertaking. And with all the important things going on in life, you can see how it's not a huge priority. I'm just glad you made this vid, that other vid had me thinking I was a negligent collector. Lol

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

LONGSHANKS _78 lol its all about baby steps my man

[@mr.taylor1506]

I've been collecting since '74, for as long as i can remember I didn't have a clue I made my own bags out of zip lock bags tapped it down so it looked pretty. Until a good friend told where to get bags and boards. So yeah I'm with this brother, if mylar can preserve my VF and NM then yeah I'm going to look into it. This was an awesome KZbin brother, yeah I LMAO on a few references!😅😅😅

[@SpectreGaming275]

I had purchased 1000 poly bags for my collection last week, watches this video and purchased 1000 mylars to replace those bags today. Thanks for the vide.

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

no problem im glad i could help, thanks for watching my friend

[@austinvickymoore3656]

Love those boxes!! I need to get some for my uncles collection! Haha he was more of a reader and ended up sticking them in regular packing boxes... Still in decent condition on most issues but were working on getting them all in bags and boards... I dont care at this point any bags are better then none

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

haha i feel you my friend. just get them to safety lol. thanks for watching

[@POPcomMike]

Thanks for doing the breakdown and writing it down to see! What are your thoughts on 1/2 backs vs Full backs?

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

I just get the 1/2 backs saves a little bit

[@bevoburn]

i probably should rebag my comics. They been in the same boxes for 30 years. I think i bought my last comic in 1993. Thanks for making this video. It will be fun going down memory lane while putting new covers and boards on my books. I'll get a bunch of mylar too because im sure some of my books have some value to them by now.

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

awesome!! thanks for watching my friend appreciate it!!

[@MangaComics]

Don I'm a relatively new collector and I have every single one of my books (1200+) all in mylars because I firmly believe if you pay now you save big in the long run. I'm very happy I decided to switch over before I had even this many comics. I wanted a permanent way to protect my comics and mylar was definitely the answer. Every now and then I go and check my comics and they look as beautiful as the day I bought them. You are 100% correct that this is the best way to protect your collection.

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

***** thanks my friend and if I was new to collecting this is the road I would take, but for me its going to take me some time to switch over completely, thanks for sharing your experience

[@MangaComics]

Always happy to support and give different view points as a newer collector.

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

***** very true my friend

[@502sportscards5]

I totally agree.. poly bags don't last. I work in a printing company that use poly film when we send out our comics and other books. with in 5 months or so, the poly starts to break down because of the chemicals are breaking down. mylar last along time. it open my eyes even more.

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

awesome im glad you liked this video in the long run they are cheaper

[@502sportscards5]

+DONCOMICBOOK JUNKIE .. with me being collecting for a few month and only have 4 long boxes and getting ready to start the next one in the next week or so. I believe I am going to move to mylar while I am still growing

[@GeekyGamingCorner]

Mylar bags will not keep your comic protected forever unless it is vacuum sealed. Even in a Mylar bag air and humidity will still get to it eventually. I may be wrong but I'm pretty sure that will eventually happen unless it is completely sealed.

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

+Geeky Gaming Corner to a point I agree with your comment no the bag itself wont make your comic last forever its the bag itself that will not break down, mylar bags will out live us lol. the whole topic was about the bags and boards not the comic itself. he was claiming poly bags under the right condition could last for 30+ years "under the right conditions" now anyone with any sense knows better, thanks for viewing

[@2yung4u]

i've watched the whole video and was really informed on your storage preference's for comic books, my question is about insurance, how much insurance to get for say "the amount of comics that you own", i'm thinking about building a collection of comics so i want to be covered should something happen to my collection!

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

collect insure is the one i tought about using , i still havnt pulled the trigger yet. $85000 coverage was $569 a year hope this helps

[@agsurfer2532]

Comic book collecting 101! Outstanding vid- 3-5 years sounds about right with poly bags and like you've stated everyone's collection is different. I've had to discard hundreds of bags and boards cause of discoloration and the ripple effect on the bags and I still do- that's my choice- it gives me an excellent excuse to revisit old comics an check out their condition- I also place stickers with dates so I know when I placed a fresh bag & board on them- again it's all about preference. Your vid is solid man & hopefully people get the message- :)

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

AG Surfer wow never thought of putting stickers on board with the date on it very cool idea. I made this video because the guy has no idea on how to store comics hes just in it to flip books until he moves on to the next hot speculation item of the month lol. as always thanks for viewing my friend

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

AG Surfer kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYDFm6tqesljhck lol go watch this

[@agsurfer2532]

Thanks Don- yeah apparently I was 1 of the first to comment on that vid 7 months ago- watched it again- haven't seen the new 1- may check it out later- #polygate continues. :)

[@louwich8277]

Dude! I literally just re-bagged and boarded that McFarlane Spider-Man 10 today and the board looked exactly the same as yours with "It's Here" stained on to the board! It's been in the same bag since I bought it new back in the '90's. I just started switching out bags and boards on my comics from the '90s two years ago. I started with mylars, but it does get expensive. Now mylars are hard to find from the virus but poly bags are in supply. I'd say I have about 500 or less comics to go but I am using polybags with Full Backs for the remainder. I guess I will re-bag them in another 7 years. Some of the poly bags are decent and some are real yellow and almost sticky feeling. The comics themselves seem to be in good shape tho. Also, I find the Mylar scratches easy versus poly bags. I noticed this about 6 years ago when I would transport comics in a briefcase and read them in my downtime. When in a box, the mylar bagged comics don't slide as easy taking them in and out. Like I have to wiggle and force them in cause mylar catches on the other mylar bags in a full box. No doubt the Mylar looks good and eventually I will change everything over. *edit* I also want to mention that I've been putting microchamber paper in mid '90s comics and older. Figured it couldn't hurt anything.

[@codrowley]

I first collected in the 80's and early 90's. Everything was bagged and boarded. Then life changed and I stopped collecting. My comics sat in boxes in the basement for the last 30 years. In Darkness and low humidity. I recently inherited a box of comics from the late '90 early '00's. Many were bagged and boarded. Getting this box sparked my interest in comics again and I pulled out my own collection for the first time in about 30 years. I can give you an honest opinion of poly bags and boards of that era. First, it is all about how you store your comics. My collection looks great. The books of the 80's themselves look pretty good, but am horrified by the condition of the bags. The bags are slightly discolored, very rippled, and degrading, but still acceptable. So yes, a poly bag will last for over 30 years, but its "like new" condition won't hold. Now compared to the box of newer comics I received, they were not taken care of and not stored very well at all. The bags and boards are in horrible condition. Not acceptable at all! So if you keep them stored properly, and don't really care about the condition of the bag, it looks like poly bags are fine for the long haul. The real question is how will poly affect the condition of the book held within? So far my 30 year old poly bagged books look really good from the outside, but I haven't opened the bags yet to begin my re-bagging project. I could discover something I really don't want to see. Now having said poly is fine, I do not trust it for the next 30 years. I care about the condition of the bags, because that is a reflection of the condition of the book. I will be switching to mylar.

[@LoonyDoll]

I'm gunna be honest, and I mean this as inoffensively as possible, but the moment I heard the way your voice sounded I knew you were the right guy with the right credentials to weigh in on this topic. Very helpful, thanks.

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

Well thanks I guess? Did you at least enjoy the vid? Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment

[@LoonyDoll]

@@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971 Absolutely! +'d and I'm sure I'll be throwing a sub your way sooner than later. Good stuff, good points, useful all around and well presented!

[@LoonyDoll]

​@@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971 So just a follow up for emphasis, the clarity on these BCW Mylar bags I picked up is unbelievable. Poly are practically grocery bags in comparison. I'll never be a true wizard (my collection will be mostly old Top Cow, Witchblade / TR fangirl), and I understand this video is more towards those with real collections (real bulk archiving needs), but it feels like if you love something, you'd set it free - into mylar I mean.

[@robinc5274]

I have a box from 06/07, Ive always polybagged my books, I looked at them yesterday & for the most part none of the bags really have wrinkles or anything, however, I will be making it a habit to switch em out & make sure I do that rotation every 5 years Im thinking

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

+Robin Carney yeah its really up to the collector but to tell people under the right conditions 30+ years is just insane, but hey that's just me

[@nunyabizwacks6711]

In my honest opinion from my own experience, i think every 10 yrs is a plenty safe time to change out polys

[@ComixQuest]

Don WTF!! Every comic collector know Mylar is the way to go. I've been collecting since the early 90's and some of my bags look like shit!! I'll agree with ya 100%!!

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

ComixQuest thanks my friend. I was shocked when I pulled my ASM out and the bags and boards were nasty I switched them over as soon as I was done making that video lol

[@ComixQuest]

I hear ya!!

[@wheeljack0]

I am slowly changing my large comic collection to Mylar. Do the half back boards have to be changed every 7 years or so are they for life as well?

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

they make the boards better today then they did years ago. i would say you would have to change them at some point but i would think they would last longer then 7 years. thanks for watching my friend

[@PQK]

I just replaced the bag/board on about 1000 comics from the 80s/90s (+25yrs). Similar to you, I had many cases in which the bags had become discolored, began sticking together and boards in which acid had began to seep through and the text from the back of the book was etched into the board. I also had a few cases in which the board was still completely white and bag looked as clean and new. So it is possible on +25yrs old stored bags/boards, but probably an exception to the norm. (I still replaced these ones too!)

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

+PQK I know that's its possible but not wise. I was just trying to look out for newer collectors so they didn't get the wrong idea. but whats weird is he made a vid in January saying to change poly bags after 5 yrs then flips out after I pointed that out

[@AdamDay1979]

Great video my friend 20years one bag lol. I don't need to say anymore you nailed it. I will be upgrading my keys first. Plus they look soo nice.

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

Adam Day hey my man thanks for viewing!! I mean I don't try to get upset but I see sooo many new collectors and new channels poping up on youtube lately I just didn't want people to get the wrong idea about storing their collection. and like I said you can switch over a little at a time or not at all its up to you , but don't think that if you stick with poly they will last 30+ years because they wont. im just doing keys for now then I will switch over in lots but that's just me

[@AdamDay1979]

Yeah man I hear you. As collectorsvqe should do what is best for the comic, and for that we need all the facts. You did a great job mate.

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

thanks my man im just trying to help and give info so people can make up their own minds

[@xeonschosenone]

I will say I have always used poly bags and about a year ago my basment flooded and my collection got wet I lost about 100 books out of the thousands I own, and out of those hundred books 20 were bagged. bagged with no hols and moisture still got through. switching to mylar immediately.

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

damn that sucks, just finished rebaging my uncanny run into mylar glad i did. thanks for watching my friend

[@Harleylover14]

Do you tend to get Mylites or BCW? I'm thinking about making the switch. I currently use UltraPro regular size bags and BCW silver boards. What would you suggest switching to?

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

I love BCW they have great products from their reg bags and boards to the mylars

[@wickedmountain]

Hey Don i just got a idea for a video for you too do :) Show ways of how you keep your comic room clean like the boxes, the rug, if you mostly dust or vacuum or both etc would help newer collectors like myself . just a idea for ya :)

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

awesome ill put it on my vid list to do lol

[@JernosComicsPopCulture]

Don!! I had to come back to where it all began for me, and watch this video again!! lol. You know, what's funny is that this vid is now 2 and a half years old, and since going through my collection recently and adding my books into my CLZ app, I found books that I bagged and boarded AFTER this video was made that are already warped and rippled and just nasty! So, I've really toned down on buying poly and buying more Mylar, because you are so right about spending double and triple just to replace poly bags. You know what is weird though, is I DO think poly bags aren't as good as they used to be. Sucks.

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

hey thanks for visiting an older vid of mine. i think the BCW bags are pretty good, but of course the mylar bags are the way to go. thanks for watching and stay awesome my man

[@CarnageMan99]

the killer is humidity. I have a humidifier right next to my boxes (I have over 20 long boxes). I opened up a couple of boxes from the 90's and one box was still not bad but yellowed but the rest were gross and needed to be changed right away. Too long for sure. My ASM collection is under Mylar and all my important books as well. The ones that I don't really think will do anything in life are poly. but like you say in the long run mylar wins hands down on time and protection. good video on your opinion.

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

+Carnage-Man 99 thanks my man I just wanted newer collectors to have a different point of view that's closer to the truth

[@very_awake]

100% agree with you - my key silver, Bronze, and copper Age books goes into Mylar. Modern readers with high quality paper goes into poly. The gas emitted from old pulp paper can do a lot of damage in the long term. That guy from "We Love Attention" is so full of himself. I disagreed with him on a different subject matter and he went bananas... Im not even sure if he's a "true" collector. I think he's just here to ride the speculation market. Anyways, great rebuttal video with accurate examples.

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

Dead Clone thanks so much for your comment, I believe if he was a true collector and lover of comics he wouldn't have made that video giving people bad info, but that's just me.

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

Dead Clone kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYDFm6tqesljhck watch this

[@very_awake]

DONCOMICBOOK JUNKIE So it's official then, that guy is not credible and contradicts himself. Thanks for the heads up.

[@nickdoprzegladaniayt]

Hi! Thank you for great video! If you buying Mylars do you still need those cardboards? Will the alkalaine buffer make comic books last longer and do you still need to change cardboards every few years?

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

hey thanks for watching if you get full backs boards they should last a very long time maybe 10+ years , but I would change them out after that. but this is just my opinion .

[@SunbeamsSting]

Great info about poly bags vs mylar bags.

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

SunbeamsSting thanks for viewing its a hot topic right now and I just wanted to give my input to it

[@MisterX867]

In the BCWsupplies website the Mylar Bag packs bring 50 bags and if you buy 10 the price is less than 20 dollars right there. So where is everyone finding extremely expensive prices for them.

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

+MisterX867 I have no idea but in the long run it is a better deal

[@unabomberjr3]

Great insightful video. Is there a specific backing board that should be used for mylar bags?

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

+Spencer A I just use the acid free backing boards from BCW they are a good quality

[@unabomberjr3]

Sorry for the follow up question but it has been driving me insane since I can't quite figure it out.For a modern comic that you do decide to put into a mylar what sized mylar would you recommend? Current size feels like it fits rather snugly for my liking. I have been using full backs to go along with it. I have never tried a standard sized mylar for a modern comic so I was not sure if you had experience with this?

[@unabomberjr3]

I know Current and half back seem to work better together in that combo. Wasn't sure if the full back made it almost impossible to correlate with each other correctly. I have been afraid to jam in the comic with any force because it feels so snug. Thanks again for your help!

[@ZombieSorcererXP]

I had a whole bunch of 25 year old examples before we moved in February this year. I rebagged and boarded everything that needed it before moving and went from long to short boxes. My comics were always stored in boxes in closets wherever I lived so I took care of them properly. Needless to say, the 25 year old boards were yellow and the bags were also yellow and felt gross. The comics inside were fine, but they clearly needed a new home. Even my oldest long box was yellow. After some searching, I found the video you were talking about and that is so much bullshit. I don't believe a word that guy said.

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

Jesse Simpson thanks my friend that bag and board was not 30+ yrs old I don't care who you are they do not last that long. im not telling people they have to switch over to strictly mylar but if you stick with poly they do have to be switched out I would say 7 yrs, but like I said its your collection do what you want. any ways my friend thanks for stopping by

[@JimmyCee123]

what about double bagging it? I heard it's bad to do with the ladies

[@MU377ER]

haha

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

+Jimmy C haha if you double wrap it you better have extra thin and sensitive

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

+Reverend Tacos Guidos Mananeros yeah his ego is way out of control I just didn't want new collectors to listen to his bad advice

[@GoreVidalComicbooks]

Good morning. I watched your video last night and found it very interesting. I then saw a video by the person you referred to, at least I think it's him. Regarding his video, I understood his primary arguments being that proper storage, vigilance, and maintenance would preserve comics in polys beyond the 3 to 5 years. Mylars, he emphasized, are of course better and expensive, but if the aforementioned were followed polys would be sufficient, but not for a lifetime. I came away understanding the risk, though, about leaving them in polys. Unfortunately, a lot of checks had to be accounted for in order for that to happen, which mylars would lessen. His video needs to be viewed with yours, though. What was most beneficial about yours was what happens when polys fail or what happens over an extended period of time ie. after 3 to 5 years.. Showing the yellowed backboards, the browned bags, are enough to scare someone straight and send them quickly to check their comics! Hopefully, animosity won't develop between you and the other youtuber. It's important for people to make an informed decision. I always enjoy your videos and I'm amazed by how many comics you have and the care you have for them.

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

Gore Vidal thanks for viewing I just felt that his video may have given someone new to collecting the wrong idea. I just wanted to show peole that I store my comics it the "right" conditions and the bags and boards do not last. they are good for the short term either until you switch over or until you have to change them again. I wish him the best of luck but I was offended that he might direct people in the wrong way to store their collection.

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

Gore Vidal kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYDFm6tqesljhck watch this

[@GoreVidalComicbooks]

Good evening. In this earlier video, he didn't mention anything about proper storage, and, advised that every 5 years one change the polys. Why do you think he then did his recent video?

[@tbmpmusic8450]

I have a question, with my personal experience on common backboards i have had new modern comics leave ink on the BCW board which is the only brand that my comic shop has, so i decided to go safe and get the E.gerber full backs, i got my polybags a few weeks ago, should i have to get mylars too?

[@tbmpmusic8450]

i'm a new collecter btw

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

me personally if I just started collecting I would put everything in mylar its so much better in the long run. good luck and feel free to ask me queations im here to help

[@tbmpmusic8450]

DONCOMICBOOK JUNKIE thank you man when i have the money i'll replace the bags with mylar, i like to keep my trade paper backs in poly bags, thats ok right?

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

yeah that's ok. BTW if you don't mind how many comics do you have? you can switch your collection over a little at atime

[@tbmpmusic8450]

DONCOMICBOOK JUNKIE i have volumes 1-14 of ultimate spiderman peter parker, guardians of the galaxy bendis volumes 1-4 and about 6 recent issues such as the amazing spiderman renew your vows and invincible iron man

[@jasonwolfe7102]

Well, sure enough I just opened a box of comics after 25 years. All comics in poly bags and no boards. The bags are kind of stuck together making it tough to remove comics from the box. Once out they seem fine!! Comics show no ill affect from being in the bags so long. I thought they might have melted as for many years they were in a garage in north county San Diego which has very hot days. I'll be changing some to mylar now.

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

thats awesome the comic gods were looking after them lol. congrats on making the switch to mylar im doing a little at a time. thanks for watching my friend

[@jasonwolfe7102]

I may do my first video of untapping an old box of 25 + years of no boards and poly bags and show people the comics as they come out for better or worse as they hit many high temps sitting in the garage for all those years..

[@sade281]

Yoooooo I had my amazing Spider-Man collection from the early 90s and i jus checked them the bags are still good!! I don’t kno what they were made of years ago but they lasted all in good shape maybe the bags back then were made better then today !! Jus saying it happens

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

I agree but I think for the most part the don't last that long. I agree I think bags today might be a little cheaper quality

[@michaelkearns5156]

Thank you. I appreciate your video. It helped me.

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

thanks for watching my friend

[@amazingmurfinator6338]

love the crue video!

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

Amazing Murfinator1028 hell yeah my man cant go wrong with crue playing in the back ground while bagging and boarding

[@amazingmurfinator6338]

Had the pleasure of seeing them live twice. Pissed I missed them just last week in Massachusetts

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

Amazing Murfinator1028 yeah I seen them once. its sad they are retiring

[@555AllenWoods]

You make some good points here.

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

+Allen Woods thanks yeah over time mylar are cheaper, and poly bags are good for about 5-6 years before they really start to go

[@UndisputedFrost]

I like the the price brake down bro that was good...but with the buff videos oh man I staying neutral on that I enjoy both channels and understand opinions is our owns so I leave it be but I get it both sides are right I just think it benefits me Cuz now I got 2/3 great informational videos so I thank you very much brother

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

Undisputed Frost no problem my man im not asking people to pick sides i just want people to get a different point of view on storing your comics. at the end of the day it is your collection

[@UndisputedFrost]

I hear that brother I'm goin Mylar!!!! Lol where can I get those divider's at

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

I got mine off ebay I also think your comic shop sells the or even like a office supply store might sell them

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

DONCOMICBOOK JUNKIE www.ebay.com/usr/columbiasportscard?rt=nc here is the ebay store where I get all my supplies they ship really fast and its free

[@UndisputedFrost]

+DONCOMICBOOK JUNKIE your the man thank you very much I'll be ordering next week than then you

[@Eseres80]

Your math makes total sense to me, Don. A cheap bag that has to be exchanged faster and more frequent than a long lasting expensive one is obviously going to cost more over time. The way you store it and the condition is always a factor in play here. Anything done with paint or ink will fade over time if exposed to direct sunlight. Paper WILL turn yellow over time if left exposed to sunlight. Even my damn figure collection will in one way or another get damaged by direct sunlight too. Thats why my collection room is totally sealed off from sunlight, as well as protected from moist. Even this won't protect my collection forever, but the point is to protect a collectible for as long as humanly possible. Conditions might be different too, depending where you live and so on. I do not know who this guy you speak of, and I don't care either. But its his business how he stores his collectibles, as its your business how you store yours. But when I see your math of all this, I have to say that I agree with you, Don. You can't argue with the numbers. Great video, my friend! And thanks for the tips ;)

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

eSeReS very true my friend in time everything breaks down so in some aspects of his video I agree with, keep your collections under the right conditions to slow the process down but don't try to tell people mylars are good because they are shiney and make your comics look prettier. polys serve a purpose witch is protect the covers for 5-7 years max then you have to change them out. in my little math diagram lol I tried to show people in the long run mylar are actually cheaper and will save you time.

[@Eseres80]

DONCOMICBOOK JUNKIE Well, its really a very simple way for anybody to find out for themselfs though. Take two identical comics and put one in polys and the other in mylar, expose them both to the same conditions for the same amount of time and see what happens. I don't think you even have to wait as long as 5 years to see a result either. Personally, I would have taken your word for it since you've been collecting for as long as you have. I don't think you would choose mylar just because you can afford it. You've tried them both and seen for yourself whats best. If people won't take your word for it, they are always free to try themselfs. But by all meens, don't listen to people with experience LOL! Some people will always try to ice skate on wheels, man LOL! But most of us knows how well that works :D

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

very true my friend like I state in my video its your collection collect how you want but do not be mislead by bad examples, but hey that's just me

[@Eseres80]

DONCOMICBOOK JUNKIE True, man! So true! Those who follow the (poor) advice from misleading people ends up getting damages to their stuff, so its always best to listen to experienced people :)

[@miguelreyes7880]

im a new collector 1rst buy was Fables 1-4 tpb for 6 usd! :D im slowly buying more with some comics and i will ONLY buy mylar !

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

awesome great choice

[@Gameaddict2o9]

The question is, did it discolor the comic book on the inside?

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

no thank god but who knows if they stayed in them longer. thanks for watching my friend

[@mario6279]

I put my comics in ziploc bags way cheaper and better than mylar bags lol I heard poly last for 7 years max and mylar is better by far. can you please send me the video where the roach crawls on the comic box haha

[@thecomicbookhub7168]

I can get mylites for cheaper then BCW mylar... should I do it? or is BCW a higher quality than mylites?

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

yeah i mean they are both good i just prefer BCW , sorry im responding so late been busy at work this week

[@jamesdusek6954]

I do MYLAR bags with ACID free boards and then to tap it all off I then put them in a TOP LOADER. I don't see why everyone isn't using TOP LOADERS. So worth the money and I get 20 for around $30.

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

yeah they are nice but if you dont start from the start its expensive thanks for watching my friend

[@rickpennisympaticoca]

Great video. Very helpful advise.

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

thanks for watching my friend

[@fredricknardelli9297]

of course mylar is better, no arguement about that but if you put a book in a poly bag and placed in a comic box with enough other comics also in poly bags and leave it it will over time get all wrinkley and SHOULD be changed but it will not hurt the book to not change it until you want to take it out for whatever reason (read it, sell it whatever) and just so you know I bought my first comic for 15 cents, it was Amazing Spider-Man #95 so I have been around awhile as well on a posative note diet orange sunkist is the best no question!!

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

thanks for your input,thanks for watching my friend

[@jamesfadden9413]

At 14min that is one of the worst bags I have ever seen, great example though. Very educational video helps out a lot definatly switching to Mylar bags now. Awesome video do you have a video on how you organize a collection that large because my collection is starting to get to big to remember what I have.

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

thanks and im glad it helped you out. I use the clz app to store my books and I organize by title or group

[@reedtoombs9127]

I did not know that only one side of the board is acid free.....which side? I need me some poly down the road - Ty for the video

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

Reed Toombs no problem my man i just don't want people getting the wrong idea abot how to store your comics. as for the boards if you look or even feel the board there is a glossy side and a some what dull side the glossy side is the acid free side. and you cant go wrong with mylar just switch over a little at a time

[@reedtoombs9127]

+DONCOMICBOOK JUNKIE I have a infant collection compared to yours, so putting my comics in Mylar might be the best option for me upfront...TY

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

Reed Toombs no problem my friend if I had to do it all over again I would have done it from the start but when I started to collect sooo many moons ago lol we collectors did not have many options. but im taking baby steps now lol

[@kim_chasgrits1527]

DONCOMICBOOK JUNKIE I just started collecting a few months ago and recently decided, before the great debate, to put my books in Mylar as I go. They look spectacular in Mylar and when compared side by side with poly there is no question in my mind. For anyone wanting to convert to Mylar I agree with your advice...do it in steps, by comic or particular comic runs....Rome wasn't built in a day :)

[@ademiranda2]

The point you are making is a time tested macro economics concept. The higher the quality of any goods you buy, the higher the cost will be to purchase it BUT the longer it will last because of it's quality, THEREFORE, the less money you will spend replacing it over al lifetime. For example, I have a couple pairs of shoes that I decided to splurge and pay hundreds of dollars on each on during my lifetime. One pair I have had for over 15 years and I have only resoled it once, the other I have had for over 15 and maybe have taken it to the cobbler like twice. They both still look great. The pairs of tennis shoes I buy at Payless or Khols or Ross for under a hundred dollars? They don't even last me six months before they completely break apart and I have to replace them. Sorry about the tangent but I am trying to illustrate your point. Cheaper is more expensive.

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

+Alejandro De Miranda thanks so much for this . you buy it once and you are done unless you feel the need to change them. but the person who made a video saying they were to expensive and that poly bags will last 30+ years "under the right conditions" is just not thinking things through correctly, but this was just my point of view. thanks for taking the time to respond.

[@GodParticleZero]

I dug a box of trash comics that had been in a hot/cold and humid attic(southern U.S.) that still had mostly white pages and the poly bags were like new. These were from the late 80s. Really weird haha Edit: Mine weren't boarded, so maybe that was part of it?

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

yeah the boards do make a difference. I mean the bags will last a long time but they get dingy and dirty but that's just my view

[@GodParticleZero]

Oh, I've gotten some from ebayers that looked like yours. These I pulled out of the attic were like new, which made me do a WTF. I put mine in mylar just because I like how they can make even the most banged up book look nice

[@o.g.comicsreview4555]

I never knew this...... M vs P.

[@amazingmurfinator6338]

great video. good information thanks for sharing your opinion.

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

Amazing Murfinator1028 no problem pt.2 should be up soon, thanks for viewing

[@matchatneko4956]

can i use those Mylar bag on autograph......sign autograph......they are photo but mylar can still protect it right.....

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

yeah i dont see why not they are great for comics and im sure they would be great for pictures

[@raulhernandez7702]

At what point were u going to put them in mylars?

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

a little at a time thanks for watching my friend

[@feelsgoodmen3753]

I made the hashtag, lol thought it would be funny since the situation seems kinda tense... Thank you for sharing your opinion, I'm not as experienced as any of you guys so I'm listening to everyone's opinion. Oldest book that I've bagged was 7 years ago, It does show ware, not to the extent of your spidey though. I might just let it in that bag for the sake of science since its not an expensive book. I use Mylar for my keys and more expensive ones but I might just slowly change to Mylar, I mean that math seems irrefutable, lol.

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

Orlando Al Dana Ospino I don't know where people got the idea you have to switch all at once just do it in bits and pieces I mean I am. anyways when I seen the other KZbinrs video it just made me uneasy there are so many new collectors out here now it would suck if they listened to this persons advice and lost their collection over it. im not here to be mainstream im here to learn and hopefully teach people somethings about collecting comics.

[@feelsgoodmen3753]

DONCOMICBOOK JUNKIE Yeah, thank you, makes sense. I guess it might be sort of wishful thinking to some degree. I don't know many collectors if any at all so your channel and the YCC is one of my main sources of information for collecting so yeah thank you for sharing. Also, do you use micro-chamber paper junkie? Is it really necessary or Mylars and hb or fb enough?

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

Orlando Al Dana Ospino i personally don't use them but i might use them on my golden age books, i really do think mylars and half backs are just fine

[@jrodHAM78]

Here's how I roll... I only put key issues in mylars... I can't afford or find the time to put all my comics in mylars... I've been collecting since 1988.....I buy comics every Wednesday and I throw them in poly bags...the fact you show a stack off 1000 poly bags on this video counters your point...

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

jrodHAM78 ok thanks for viewing I guess you didn't watch it all the way though thanks for stopping by

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

jrodHAM78 kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYDFm6tqesljhck watch this please

[@jrox1904]

no question mylar is mush better quality very interesting video. I think I'm goin to look trew my books I bought as a kid & see how the books, bags & boards look I might do a video my self just kus I like the topic & fined it very intertaining

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

Jay Rox very cool id love to see it. as you see in my video mylar in the long run is much cheaper than poly. you don't have to switch all your comics over at once, thanks for viewing pt. 2 should be up soon

[@jrox1904]

koo will definatly keep a look out for it

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

thanks for viewing my man

[@Lewiseaton666]

To be honest I think that many of the 'acid free' and other claims are kind of gimmicks. Judging from some of the piss coloured polly bags I have received from 80's comics, it would seem that prolly bags don't last for 30 years, however quality has changed on newer bags, they may last longer. I'm sure everyone would agree that Mylar is far superior, I'm note very far sighted, so I get the cheapest crap I can find. How come you didn't get all Mylar in this shipment though?

[@Lewiseaton666]

Only Time will tell

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

***** im sure the poly bags made today are better then the ones from the 80's as for not getting all mylar it was my budget and also I only showed 1 50 count mylar there were 2 more off to the side I just used 1 of them for reference. im switching over a little at a time, thanks for viewing

[@thecomicbookhub7168]

So what boards do you use?

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

i use BCW

[@FourwayflashersonComics]

I have to defend the "video" for a second, because clearly he has been getting a bad wrap. 1) Mylars are better than poly-bags. Everyone, including him agrees on this point. He says so in his video. His opinion is they are not absolutely necessary for keeping your comics in great shape. If money were no object, then everyone would be using them. 3 of my LCS don't even carry Mylar, when I asked why the answer always came back "they were not necessary". I'm sure they would order them for me if I asked but that's not the point. One store I frequent has some high quality wall books, still in regular poly-bags. Would he sell more if they were in Mylar? Maybe. 2) I have comics in my collection that are polybagged from the late 80s and 90s that are both in good condition, perhaps a little wavy, but clear and unyellowed. I also have some from the same period that are yellowed and wilty as well. Not all bags were created equal back then, some bags were just straight up plastic bags some were poly/plastic blends. 3) Is it absolutely necessary to switch your bags every 5 to 7 years? It's YOUR judgement call. If the bags warrant changing, then change them. If you have high quality books take care of them. This whole argument is snobby, and in every type of collecting or hobby there are quality snobs. Shaving enthusiasts will say to only use a straight-edge razor or they old double sided razor. Disposables work fine too. Wine drinkers will tell you to decant, let the wine breathe and then sip and swish the wine before drinking it. Opening the bottle and chugging gets the job done too. Hell Don, there are people out there watching your video right now going Why the hell is he using BCW mylars and not E Gerber. You get what you put into you hobby. The same guy that everyone is bagging on, is the same guy that has started sending out his key books to get CGC graded for ultimate protection and investment. Give him a break, he makes good videos and usually has great tips on keys to pick up. Everyone has seemed to have forgotten this. (Sorry for the long post) Mike.

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

Fourwayflashers on Comics! I understand what your saying and buy no means am I a snob lol I just didn't want new collectors to get the wrong idea about poly bags they are good for their purpose. the way he came off was under the right conditions your poly bags can last longer than people should keep them, but like you and I both said its the persons collection they can do what they want im not trying to be an ass

[@FourwayflashersonComics]

DONCOMICBOOK JUNKIE I agree with you, I didn't mean to infer that you were a snob. Heck I didn't even mean it as a bad thing. The more serious you get about a hobby, the more knowledge you obtain. As you become more sophisticated the old ways seem outdated. You video does more good than harm, and I enjoy your vids, I just thought he was being unfairly condemned for his opinion in not just your vid and I felt his "side" needed to be defended. (even if it wasn't completely accurate).

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

I understand what your saying but I just that I had to say something because this great hobby of ours is growing soooo fast I didn't want people to think ok these bags are good for a long time. unlike us they may not know what to look for or that there even a better option for them to choose. also mylar gets a lot of heat for being pricey I just wanted to break it down that in the long run they are actually cheaper that's all

[@FourwayflashersonComics]

***** 1. IT HAS ALREADY BEEN ESTABLISHED THAT MYLARS ARE BEST. There is no argument here. I already posted this. 2. Poly bags are acceptable for storing your comics in. If YOU choose to leave your books in there for 30 years then you are unnecessarily risking your books. The research has been done. Hell, Don did an excellent job breaking down the money savings in a 7 year plan. Again I said (and so did Don in his video, and Chris in his video) It's YOUR judgement call. If the bags warrant changing, then change them. If you have high quality books take care of them. In the end it's YOUR collection and you do what you feel is best to protect them. 3. My post was not an atttack at DONCOMICBOOK JUNKIE .I never intended my post to come off that way at all. It was a continuation of the DISCUSSION THAT WAS GOING ON. I apologize to you DONCOMICBOOK JUNKIE if I came off that way at all. 4. ***** I understand and can see your passion for the hobby and this subject. But my objection really is there is no point in getting personal. I hate it when someone starts a sentence with Please no offence, because what it means is I'm about to offend you. It is by partly by others experiences by which we form our own opinions. You called me out on a couple of issues, I'd like to defend my position if I could... a) You said: I also think you are skewing your stores comment to make your opinion look better. They say mylars aren't necessary because you can switch them back out to polys again at any time. Did you even ask them how long you should keep them in poly and if so why not? No, you decided to omit that part. - No I did not omit anything, because I didn't feel the need to ask them how long to keep them in the poly because I already knew the answer. I asked about Mylar, they said it wasn't necessary. Think about this though ***** and please keep an open mind. If you were a comic dealer, wouldn't you at least offer mylar every time someone bought a new comic? Here is Star Wars #1, would you like a bag and board? Would you like to upgrade to a Mylar and Half back for an extra $1 (or whatever the mark up is). But they don't, at least not here in my neck of the woods. Even if it would make them a couple of extra dollars per sale and they don't. It just makes me wonder that's all. b) Please, no offence but your analogies are weak and have no place in the discussion at all. Keep it on point please. We are talking about damage and money here. - We are talking about protecting comic books. My analogies were about how some people become snobs once they become better educated about the hobby they were in. But hey if you feel I went off point there I'm sorry I offended you. c) Really dude come on, again, you are trying to skew the convo to make your opinion look better when there is zero relativity with what you are saying. - Alas you are doing the same thing. Blasting me and calling on my integrity "but if you are as sensitive as Chris then it may happen." The fact of the matter is, I am trying to promote dialogue, to show all sides to the convo not start a name calling fest. I'd like to say finally, that I hold no hard feelings to anyone. I don't believe that I have been disrespectful at all to you or Don, again if I did I apologize. I"m not sure I said anything about Don or Don's videos, but I do enjoy them and I liked both yours and his videos on this subject. I look forward to your next videos.

[@ghostly42]

2ml vs 4ml? does it matter?

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

to me no, just a little thicker also depends what you can afford. thanks for watching my friend

[@comicbookaesthete7841]

Brilliant video! If I had all the money in the world, I'd have all of my stuff in mylar. I have some of my good stuff in top loaders & some in mylar. This individual is not only irresponsible, he tends to twist the truth. There isn't just one or two people who dislike what he says (as he claims), there are 9 thumbs down on his 2nd vid & 7 thumbs down on the 1st one. He also claimed you & Nsidufo are his friends & that he respects other's opinion, but then unsubbed Nsidufo last night after labelling him as a negative person. What a condescending, pedantic, self-promoting loser. He's always saying how much corporate wisdom & experience he has; he don't have shit & I'm not subbed to him. You & the Chizzle have it right. Fine job man! Appreciate your expertise & sharing your experiential knowledge.

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

The Comic Book Aesthete thanks so much my friend I thought I would get a lot of hate for doing this video. but I got really pissed off when I seen his video, like I said there are a lot of new collectors that would get the wrong idea from his video and I would hate to see them lose their collection from the advice of a speculator. as you can see in the long run mylar ends up being cheaper and we never said do it all at once, do it lots. i think he should just stick to speculating until he moves on to his next venture.

[@RAZORSHARP612]

***** this kid & his father on the other video bashing Chris's opinon,seem jealous..you can hear it in their voices..sad

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

***** so if some one called you out and was giving people bad info would you not want to set the record straight? he is more of a speculator than a collector that's not a bad thing that's fine. but would you get advice on how change the brakes on your car from a baker?

[@comicbookaesthete7841]

***** Pardon me, sir, but the evidence that was so repeatedly asked for was provided in this video. I could not provide the same type of evidence because I had switched out my degraded polybags with new ones. If you are going to "defend" your side of the argument, perhaps you should discuss your own experiences with the two products in question. I would take caution with what the gentleman from We Love Comics says. He often claims he has some sort of corporate wisdom & business experience. That doesn't discount the professional knowledge & career experiences of other collectors that are in different fields. Don & I are in completely different industries, but we each have 30 + years of comic collecting experiences, & I think it is a proper response to say that We Love Comics has misspoke. Let's please be clear, it's not that polybags are bad, there was simply a need to clarify the incorrect information disseminated in the community.

[@comicbookaesthete7841]

RAZOR SHARP With all due respect, the evidence that We Love Comics asked for was promptly displayed in Don the Comic Book Junkie’s video. I could not provide the same type of evidence because I had discarded my degraded polybags & had replaced them with new ones. If you feel the need to present your side of the argument, perhaps you can enlighten us comic book collectors of 30+ years experiences with your history with the two products in question rather than speak unintelligibly about whose side you are on. I would be very careful with what the fast & smooth talker from We Love Comics says. He often claims he has some sort of corporate wisdom & business experience. For all you know, he simply could be a salesman trying to own your testicles.

[@comicfan8862]

Looks like you proved your point.

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

Comicfan thanks my man I just want people who just started collecting to get a diff point of view on the subject

[@comicfan8862]

I totally agree. If I had taken the advice to keep my books in bags for too long, I'd be saddened by the condition of my books. Luckily the bags and boards tell their own story when it's time to change them.

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

Comicfan very true my friend and I just didn't want newer collectors to get the wrong idea

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

Comicfan kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYDFm6tqesljhck go watch this

[@abcomics123c7]

If some told me they out lived their mylars I tell you you are lying!! I use mylite 2s they are spendy. They are very high quality and will last 30 years. Polys will NEVER last that long. Plus people don't even talk about the light protection. Polys don't protect from light!! Mylars will protect your comics from light.

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

Bill Christensen thank you very much for your comment, people need to know poly bags are great SHORT term mylars in the long run end up being cheaper than poly. speculators SHOULD NOT be making videos on how to care for comics they should just stick to flipping them

[@abcomics123c7]

LOL, right. Mylites are also just really sharp. I can safely say when I get a book it stays in the grade it is when I got it. I hate poly bags I literally throw them away. MYLITES FOR LIFE!!! Really I don't think it's opinion Mylars are better for a fact it's just whether or not people are willing to spend the extra money. I would ask what is better about ploy bags besides they are cheap?

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

Bill Christensen other than being a cheaper way to store i guess something to store your books in until switching over to mylar if that's what you wanted to do. i mean polys are good for storing your filler books but keeping them in a poly for 30+ years and telling people its ok to do so is just reallllllllllllllyyyyyyyy bad advice

[@comicbookaesthete7841]

***** Brilliant Showmanship Badass Sensei Bigtime Supporter Banter Sophisticate Bold Sniper

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

***** thanks for commenting

[@88playmkr]

You using scotch tape accident waiting to happen

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

Yeah iv been switching to printers tape

[@vuhong5617]

Have u ever think it depend where u live too I been having my comic book since 1990 same bag and board and it dont look like your bc I live in san diego California maybe that guy is right in a away my broad and bag still look white not like your yellow. Cold snow state u have more moisture so more chance your bag and board is all mess up dry state dry and less moisture bag and broad more what simple. They didnt teach us that in high school lol .

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

thanks for watching my friend

[@thecomicspreacher3547]

OH wow, this is one hell of an exchange to watch after the fact now between you and "the other guy". I unsubbed from him a while back and didn't realize this was all happening until today. Drama oh Drama! Later on man.

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

+TheComicsPreacher thanks for viewing yeah he just gave some really bad advice about storing comics so I had to make this video

[@robinc5274]

lol- just finished watching ur video. That "originial sin" book ur showing, nah bro aint no way that bag is only 2 years old, whoever sold you that book clearly recycled an old bag

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

+Robin Carney yeah I know what you mean the tape was yellow and worn already but hey I still have 28 years left before I have to change it lol

[@SgtPnkks]

resealable bag sealed with a piece of tape...

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

why not?

[@JohnSmith-zl8rz]

EGerber site sucks, risky to buy, they ask to your credit card. Even they don't receive paypal.

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

yeah i buy from ebay there are deals you just have to find them

[@JohnSmith-zl8rz]

yes, the problem is that I want mylites for LP records and only in the gerber site, I need ask to a ebay seller if they can get it from gerber, again his site sucks.

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

good luck on finding them my man

[@dreamersink]

the intro of you talking about the other guy "he said she said" didnt even motivate me to share or let other collectors know about this video. The title should include a note about an intro in regards to another "youtuber" lol no offense, but I can do without the politics of the video. Its just wasted data honestly. Otherwise your information about Poly and Mylar is true value added educational wise though, I will say that. Thank you

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

yeah I understand where you are coming from and I do understand that this part of the vid could turn some people off. but at the time the other person I felt was giving new collectors bad advice. but thanks for your input because im always trying to improve.

[@MangaComics]

Hey I can't reply to your comment on my video for some reason

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

+Manga Comics hey my man I have it where I have to review them first so maybe that's why, awesome pick ups

[@MangaComics]

Ah ok. And thanks man

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

+Manga Comics can you now ?

[@MangaComics]

I'll try

[@DONCOMICBOOKJUNKIE1971]

ok cool it works thanks my friend