Hi, I'm Jim Drucker of NewKadia. I'll get you cash for your comics. We'll list your comics on our website and eBay and get your comics sold. It works! We've paid out over $1 million to people who have partnered with us. It's fast & easy.
Read the details below. Then, call me at 610-277-3000 or email Selling@NewKadia.com. Have this info ready:
About how many comics do you want to sell?
Approximately what percentage are ... DC or Marvel?
Silver Age (1956-69)? Bronze Age (1970-91)? Modern Age (1992-now)?
Are the comics sorted by title, or ramdomly?
The Details
1. The more valuable a book, the more you make.
Individuals
We'll list your comics on both our website and eBay and get them sold for full value. We've sold over 2.3 million comics online.
This chart shows what you'll get per comic when each book sells. If you have more than 2,000 comics, call 610-277-3000 because advance payments are available for most collections.
To discuss rates,
call us at 610-277-3000, weekdays 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. EST.
You'll Make More Money with Us. Here's why...
®
We work with you, not against you. The more you make, the more we make.
We do everything for each book
(1) Grading (2) Appraising (3) Putting each book on sale, and (4) Marketing worldwide.
We have a 25 year record in maximizing your profit.
Selling in bulk to someone else
When you sell books outright, the buyer wants to pay you as little as possible because every dollar they don't pay you, is another dollar of profit for them. Many buyers typically pay sellers about 10% of what their comics are worth. Some buyers may tell you that your books are in worse condition than they really are, or that there's little demand for your comics, to drive down the price they pay you.
In contrast, we'll be open and honest. We can afford to pay you more, because we have 24 years of experience in getting top value for each book. And, the more any book sells for, the more money you make and the more money we make.
If you haven't appraised comics before, let our 24+ years of experience work for you.
You'll make much more with us. Examples, based on the sale price of a comic:
Amount received *
$798.00
$498.00
$195.00
$99.99
$49.00
$19.00
$3.00
Percentage**
75%
65%
55%
53%
50%
50%
50%
Sub-total
$598.50
$323.70
$107.25
$52.99
$24.50
$9.50
$1.50
Per book fee ***
- $2.99
- $2.99
- $2.99
- $2.99
- $2.99
- $2.99
- $2.99
You Get
$595.51
$320.71
$104.26
$50.00
$21.51
$6.51
$ .15****
Your Share
74.6%
64.4%
53.5%
50.0%
43.9%
34.3%
5.0%
* Amount Received is the money we receive for a book (not including shipping or taxes) after deducting any discount or coupon.
For a book sold on other marketplaces (such as eBay), fees or charges by the marketplace are also deducted.
** Once the per book fee is deducted from the "Sub-Total", the amount "You Get" goes into your account. Because of the per book fee,
your Share is the amount on the last line of the chart above.
*** The per book fee is:
A. $3.99 for any book with a cover price over 30¢, or
B. $2.99 for any book with a cover price of 30¢ or less
if you send 250 or more with a cover price 30¢ or less.
The fee is our charge for a comic bag and board, professional grading, storage, insurance, and labor - unpacking, professional, bagging and boarding and shipping.
For a book in lower demand and/or greater supply -- one that don't sell within 2 months, the per book fee increases by $1.25.
If your per book fee is
• $2.99, you receive more than 15¢ only when a DC or Marvel comic sells for $6.28 or more.
• $3.99, you receive more than 15¢ only when a DC or Marvel comic sells for $8.28 or more.
• $4.99, you receive more than 15¢ only when a DC or Marvel comic sells for $10.28 or more.
For example, if a DC or Marvel comic priced over 30¢ comic sells for $8 your share is $0.15 ($8 x 50% = $4, minus $3.99 = $0.01).
Instead, you get the $0.15 minimum. If most of your books have a cover price under 30¢, you should explore other selling alternatives.
Another example: You send 250 books with a cover price of 30¢
or less.
One is Amazing Spider-Man (1963 series) #60 with an Overstreet Guide value of $65. We list it for $96.85. Every month it remains unsold, its price drops 1/2 of 1%.
In 50 days its price is $95.88. And in this example, the buyer uses a 10% off coupon, reducing the price to $86.29.
You get 53% ($45.73) minus $2.99 = $42.74,
**** If the per book fee exceeds the Sub-total, "You Get" $0.15 for a DC or Marvel comic, or $0.08 if it's by any other publisher.
2. It's Easy and Save Time
We do all your work. eBay won't.
What is done for you...
eBay
Grade each book
Yes
No
Write an ad
Yes
No
Correctly price each book
Yes
No
Scan the cover
Yes
No
Answer customer questions
Yes
No
Buy mailing boxes
Yes
No
Pack each order
Yes
No
Type shipping labels
Yes
No
Go to the post office
Yes
No
Deal with lost packages
Yes
No
Deal with customer complaints
Yes
No
3. Get paid
Each month you get a check for the books sold if your share is $100 or more. If under $100, the amount is rolled forward and paid when your share reaches $100 at the end of any month. After 60 months, for unsold books you tell us to:
a. Keep selling them, or
b. Return them to you (at our expense).
Frequently asked questions
How long has NewKadia been in business?
(since Jan. 1, 2020)
How do I track sales?
You Get Real Time Access to Your Sales Report
You get a private webpage to track sales. Here's an example of an actual sales reports.
53% of his 19 books sold in the 40 days. He got $1,994.88 of the $2,713.86 received (73.5%).
Unsold books are also show.
In this example, all his unsold books sold within 9 months.
Why does NewKadia pay more than local stores?
In 1999, I was selling my collection. I sent a list of my 800 comics to 27 comic book stores. The price guide said
they were worth $10,400. The only offer I got was $250. So I started selling the comics myself, online.
We've sold over 2 million comics, -- most every comic book character, era and publisher.
We pay more than locl stores and can still make a fair profit because:
● As an online store, our expenses are much lower than comic book stores.
● We sell to customers all over the world. Because we sell so many, we can pay more. What we give up per book,
we make up in volume.
With our pricing algorithms, we find a buyer for every comic. We'll turn your comics into cash much faster than most everyone else.
How big is NewKadia?
We're the biggest comic store in the world that only sells online.
Take a quick video tour of our fulfillment center
What are my comics worth?
It's impossible to give an exact value until we grade each comic because a comic's value is based on: (1) What issue it is and
(2) its condition.
• Search for each comic at NewKadia. Its Overstreet Price Guide value is listed with the issue.
Supply and demand for sets each comic's price. Many want the first Superman comic, but few exist.
In 2024, one sold for $6 million. In contast, fewer want the first issue of New Mutants, which is in great supply. Its price - $42.
Our prices change daily, based its "supply and demand". Also, the longer a comic remains unbought,
the more we discount it from its Overstreet Price Guide value. Why? Because Overstreet is just that ... a guide.
A comic's real value is what someone is willing to pay.
So, if a comic isn't selling, we drop its price (about of 1/2 of 1% per month - 5¢ on a $10 comic) until it hits the price a customer is willing to pay.
• To see the criteria we use to grade each book, click here.
And remember, the REAL VALUE of a comic is its sale price, MINUS YOUR COST (in time and advertising) to FIND that buyer.
So, every Overstreet value is meaningless because an Overstreet "value" is a guess at its GROSS value,
before deducting the cost to sell it.
Several MILLION people see our listings each year. Can you reach millions of comic buyers?
What would it cost you to find a buyer for each book?
How much time would it take to find a buyer?
So, to determine a comic's real value subtract your actual costs and the value of your time from a book's sale price.
Or, have us sell it for you and save the time and cost.
Our program isn't for everyone. If most all of your comics are valued under $8.50
you should explore other options because your share will be relatively low.
How fast will my comics sell?
Two factors determine how quickly a book will sell.
The condition of the comic
Generally, if we have several copies of the same comic, the one in the best condition sells fastest (because collectors want the best). Copies in the worst condition also sell fast because they are much less expensive. As a result, comics without covers often sell quickly.
The popularity of the comic
We stock over 20,000 different comic book titles.
Amazing Spider-Man (1963 series) with 441 different issue is our #1 selling title.
Click here
for top 2,500 sellers. Comics on the list sell faster than those that aren't.
Does NewKadia get news coverage?
Yes, read the Philadelphia Inquirer's story about us (from Page 1 of the Sunday business section). The story was also syndicated throughout the USA.
Watch this CBS TV newscast about us
How accurately will you grade my comics?
Our professional grading team has graded over 2.7 million comic books. We grade every book accurately because when a book sells, we split the revenue with you.
How many people sell with us?
Over 900 people have sold with us. We've paid over $1 million to consignors.
Are my books insured and safe?
Yes. Our fulfillment center is fully insured. Located in suburban Philadelphia, we occupy the entire third floor of this brick building. Our insurance protects our inventory from fire, theft and storm damage.
Our entire facility is protected by two burglar alarm systems. One protects the entire 88,000 square foot building; a second protects our space.
The freight elevator connects to our loading dock, where FedEx and USPS trucks pick up our customer packages and deliver your books to us.
Our fulfillment center.
Jim Drucker
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Hear for yourself how easy it is.
Call me weekdays 10 am to 5 pm EST at 610-277-3000
First, fill-in the blanks by typing, then ...
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® Consignment Agreement for NewKadia to sell your comic books
This agreement is made on
December 15, 2024, by ("Owner" or "You"), Street: ,
City: , State: ,Zip code
Email address:
Area code and phone #: and NewKadia.com, Inc. ("NewKadia" or "We", "Us" or "Our"), 125 Noble Street, Suite 301, Norristown, PA 19401. You and we agree:
1. Overview. You are the Owner of comic books (the "books"). This Agreement is for NewKadia to sell your books on consignment under these terms:
2. Shipping Books to NewKadia. Select one:
You ship the books at your expense by USPS, UPS or FedEx, insured with delivery confirmation.
You deliver the books. [For an appointment, call 610-277-3000, M-F, 10 to 5 pm EST].
3. Other Items. Any bags, boards and boxes the books are shipped in and/or anything you ship other than comic books, trade paperbacks or magazine-size comics, such as cards, paperback books or non-comic magazines, become our property and we may discard or sell them without payment to you.
4. Risk of Loss. We will insure and bear the risk of loss for each book from the time we receive it until its buyer gets it. If an unsold book is lost or damaged, it will be treated as if it was sold at its NewKadia list price on the date it was lost or damaged or at its Overstreet Price Guide value, whichever is less, and you will be entitled to your share as described in section 7 below. If a book is unsold and returned to you, we bear the risk of loss until it is delivered to your address.
5. Procedure. We grade each book using Overstreet Price Guide standards and we have
sole discretion as to each book's grade and you agree to accept our grading.
We will place each book on sale at NewKadia.com at the approximate rate of 1,500 per month.
Each book's Initial Price is its Overstreet value (or higher) at the grade we assign.
Each book's price drops approximately 1% every 3 months it remains unsold.
The price of a comic sold at NewKadia.com may also be reduced up to 40% if in our sole opinion it is overstocked, and/or as a part of a
storewide sale or discount coupon offer.
We may also place each book on sale on other markets (such as eBay and HipComic).
If we do, all fees charged by those markets and any disounts we offer on those markets
are deducted to calculate the "amount received" by NewKadia.
When a book sells, we ship it to its buyer.
6. Reports. When your books go on sale, we will email you instructions to access your online sales report. Your report lists each book, its condition, when it sold, amount received and your share of the amount received.
7. We will Pay You:
When the "amount received" for a sold book is:
Your share is:
a.
$500 or more
75% of the "amount received" for that book less $3.99*
b.
$250 to $499.99
65% of the "amount received" for that book less $3.99*
c.
$100 to $249.99
55% of the "amount received" for that book less $3.99*
d.
$50 to $99.99
53% of the "amount received" for that book less $3.99*
e.
$0.01 to $49.99
50% of the "amount received" for that book less $3.99*
* or $0.15, whichever is more for a DC or Marvel comic, or $0.08 for a comic from any other publisher.
The $3.99 per book fee decreases to $2.99 for comics with a cover price of 30¢ or less,
but only if you send 250 or more books with a cover price of 30¢ or less.
Exceptions:
i. If you send 10 or more copies of any specific issue, we may return some or all to you at your expense. If you send 5 or more copies of any specific issue, we will pay you 33% of the amount received less the per book fee for each copy of that specific issue, or $0.08 per copy, whichever is more.
ii. Buyers pay a shipping charge (and in some cases, tax) but you do not receive any of it.
iii. If a book sells more than 2 months after it goes on sale, its per book fee increases by $1.25.
8. Payment.
For books sold each month, we will mail your share on the 25th of the next month. But, if your share is under $100, we will withhold payment until the 25th of the month after your share reaches $100.
9. Unsold books. Starting 60 months after your books go on sale and not before, for unsold books, you can:
a. Send us written notice that you want all unsold books returned. We pay for return shipping in the USA. (Outside the USA, you pay). We may return them unbagged and unboarded.
b. Do nothing and the books remain on sale.
10. Warranty. You warrant that you own and have clear title to each book. There are no other warranties or representations by either you or NewKadia, other than those in this Agreement.
11. Arbitration. All disputes or claims arising out of or related to this Agreement must be resolved by binding arbitration before a single arbitrator in Montgomery County, PA before the American Arbitration Association pursuant to its rules for commercial arbitration.
12. Other. (A) This Agreement is the entire agreement between you and NewKadia regarding the subject matter contained in it and it supersedes any discussions, projections and statements made by our representatives and/or employees and/or anything (other than this Agreement) which appears at NewKadia.com concerning the subject matter contained in this agreement. (B) Any change to this Agreement must be in writing and signed by you and NewKadia. (C) The terms of this Agreement only pertain to the first set of books you send us with this Agreement. For any additional books you send to us more than 1 month after the date of this Agreement, you must include and sign the then current version of this Agreement. If you do not, then the terms of the then current version of this Agreement will apply to those books sent more than 1 month after the date of this Agreement.
13. REQUIRED: Who told you about NewKadia?
A. Google Search
B. Other Search
C. A friend or relative
D. I've bought from NewKadia
E. Heritage Auctions
F. Joe Koch Comics
G. Lehigh Valley Comics
H. Quality Comix
I. TVcomics.com
J. Other ,
Don't ship any books until after you speak to us. Call 610-277-3000, 10am to 5pm EST, M-F
AGREED:
AGREED:
________________________________________ Signature of Owner date
________________________________________ Signature of NewKadia.com, Inc. date
Enclose a copy of this agreement in each box you send.
Rev. 8/27/24
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Shipping Checklist
1. Agreement: Fill in the blanks in the agreement by typing, then Print and sign. Puy a copy in each box, on top of the comics.
2. Contact us: Do not ship unless you have spoken to us by phone. 610-277-3000, M-F, 10 am to 5 pm EST
3. Packing
Use heavy duty packing tape to seal each box.
Pack boxes tightly so books don't move. Shake box. If you hear any noise, re-pack it tighter.
Do not use styrofoam peanuts.
Pack so each comic is placed in the same direction. Sort comics so all of the same title are next to each other.
If you don't, we can return the books to you, at your expense for you to sort them.
Only ship comics, trade paperbacks or magazine-sized comics.
Do not ship trading cards, non-comic magazines, paperback books or posters.
4. Number each box: For example, if you ship 2 boxes, number them "Box 1 of 2", and "Box 2 of 2", like this:
Box 1 of 2
NewKadia
Receiving Dept.
125 Noble St, Suite 301
Norristown, PA 19401-4470
Box 2 of 2
NewKadia
Receiving Dept.
125 Noble St, Suite 301
Norristown, PA 19401-4470
5A. If you are shipping the books to us:
Ship 'U.S. Media Mail Rate' with Delivery Confirmation and insurance.
5B. If you are deliverying books in person
Call 1-610-277-3000, weekdays from 10 am to 5 p.m. to make an appointment.
5C. If you want us to arrange and pay for shipping
Call 1-610-277-3000, weekdays from 10 am to 5 p.m. to discuss.
Approximate comic weight:
8 comics = 1 pound. Shipping 320 comics (40 lbs) by Media Mail is ~$33.95 + insurance.
5 comics with a board & bag = 1 pound. Shipping 200 (40 lbs) by Media Mail is ~$33.95 + insurance.
If shipping 5,000 or more comics
To ship 5,000 or more comics, it might be cheaper if you put the boxes on a pallet, shrink-wrapped. It's easy, (A) Call Packing Service, Inc (www.packingserviceinc.com) at 1-888-722-5774 or another packing service to shrink wrap your boxes to a pallet and (b) Go to Uship.com or another shipping or freight carrier to get a shipping cost.
Type your return address first and then print your labels.
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From
Box _______ of _______
®
NewKadia.com
Receiving Dept.
125 Noble St, Suite 301
Norristown, PA 19401-4470
®
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It's impossible to give an exact value until we grade each comic because a comic's value is based on: 
Our prices change daily, based its "supply and demand". Also, the longer a comic remains unbought,
the more we discount it from its Overstreet Price Guide value. Why? Because Overstreet is just that ... a guide.
A comic's real value is what someone is willing to pay.
So, if a comic isn't selling, we drop its price (about of 1/2 of 1% per month - 
The condition of the comic
If shipping 5,000 or more comics
