DOM!!! This series hands down is the best comic book series I ever seen!!! Absolutely STUNNING!!!! Sure hope he hooked you up with some deals so you have more inventory to sell... Can't wait for the last part!!! Keep up the GREAT CONTENT!!!
Chuck is a true comic book enthusiast, I visit the shop frequently, and wonder the same thing, what is going to happen to all this in the next 25 years???
The organization aspect of that behemoth collection is very cool. I kept thinking what the heck a monthly electric bill looks like for that warehouse/retail space!! He definitely has his business dialed into a level of sustainment. He makes it very clear his business comfort level isn't conventional, or for everyone. "Know thy self"....and he is 100% true to that!
Charles" Chuck Rozanski" (aka Drag Queen "Bettie Page" ) He's a very interesting person and does many charitable shows. He's all for the Pueblo people and their pottery. He is one of a kind. Great video and interview.
Thanks Prime Time for introducing Chuck to us. It been great watching this series. My guess for Chuck's collection in his office is Disney related. I think he mentioned it.
Wow, that definitely took a lot of courage to get those shelves...and a pretty cool banker lol I actually moved into a bigger place so I would have an office, and that’s when I was just selling my own stuff, not even reselling yet, so now I’m glad I did it. Let’s be clear...I’m not comparing my space to his 😂 but having the space really does help you grow! I liked how said he didn’t care how long he blocked off that one section since it was paid for. That is the kind of mentality in reselling when we say “waiting for the right buyer” and not racing to the bottom, being able to wait something out, at least that’s what I took from that. Thanks so much for the time you took creating this series, see ya on the live tonight!
Yes, so true on all points. I'm actually going to do a live show tomorrow with Don about the race to the bottom and being patient. Should be a fun show!
I just bought some more shelving this past week and still need more. What Chuck said about old comics and collectibles becoming more rare every day reminds me of the 3 crates of comics I had that got ruined by water over 40 years ago. That was a sad day. Finally, I believe you mentioned a pottery collection in Chuck's office. I hate that this great series is almost over, but I'm definitely looking forward to seeing his office.
Been there once and place is huge. cool to see on video but to actually go to it and be inside is awhole different feeling lol. seen videos where he had pallets of comics sent to teh shop for other places or stores that closed for any reason and they just detail the boxes and move from boxes to shelfs anytime and add to the abundance of stuff they already got. can only guess they have issues of comics some or many try find and cant cause they dont try check all over for it at all. good to know he has plans and knows how to do things right that work and keep going as needed. but think any comic fan be ovewhelmd seeing the place first hand anytime lol. and to know u discover place first in the comics u read years ago lol.
Some comics are like commodities though. There is only so many Turok 1 people want. If the prices are bottoming out on books like that then that is what an individual issue is worth. Basically when he wants to time capsule the section he wants to restrict the market so he can sell at a higher price, which is his perogative, but it's not a sense of maintaining value, it's an attempt to get a return on investment.
Wow no plan in regards to after he is gone! We dont have to worry for a bunch of years still but it would suck if some A-hole figuratively went in there and set everything on fire after he is gone
Chuck is 66 as of 8/5/2021. He isn't likely to be doing to much more in ten years time. Sorry but at 76 he's gonna be a different man. He might be dead or drooling in 10 years. It's just the way the biological clock works. All the bad health stuff happens in the time zone that Chuck is already in and it only magnifies as each year passes. Dusty Hill of ZZ Top just dropped dead at 72. Personally I thought he was more like 66. I had seen where the band had been booked to play at the Florida Theater in November. I was thinking, oh yeah, I MUST see the band one more time. Now who knows if the band will add a bass player. I think it is likely but who knows. Time Waits For No One, and not even Mick Jagger who is 77 years old but thinks and acts like a really young guy. Mick seems to be oblivious to his age. Chuck needs a plan for his comic collection. He needs an heir, someone who will give a damn, someone who has a passion for the comic book business.
I don't like the wooden shelves. There is a huge empty space in the middle, plus the books are laid down horizontally and I think that is bad for the books. Call me a critic or a nitwit but I don't like the wooden shelves. I don't care if the books are butted up to support the books. I wouldn't store books in that manner.
DOM!!! This series hands down is the best comic book series I ever seen!!! Absolutely STUNNING!!!! Sure hope he hooked you up with some deals so you have more inventory to sell... Can't wait for the last part!!! Keep up the GREAT CONTENT!!!
Thanks Steve! That means a lot!
Chuck is a true comic book enthusiast, I visit the shop frequently, and wonder the same thing, what is going to happen to all this in the next 25 years???
It will be interesting to follow!
Love when he talks about the "Nickelers"
Yeah, they get him so fired up.!
The organization aspect of that behemoth collection is very cool. I kept thinking what the heck a monthly electric bill looks like for that warehouse/retail space!!
He definitely has his business dialed into a level of sustainment. He makes it very clear his business comfort level isn't conventional, or for everyone. "Know thy self"....and he is 100% true to that!
He sure is. Thanks for watching!
Do I care? They're all paid for. I LOVE LOVE LOVE this guy
LOL. That was funny
Great place to go, always loved hanging out there in the 80's and 90's.
Charles" Chuck Rozanski" (aka Drag Queen "Bettie Page" ) He's a very interesting person and does many charitable shows. He's all for the Pueblo people and their pottery. He is one of a kind. Great video and interview.
Thank you! Indeed!
"More balls than brains" ... Love this guy
That's a classic!
Thank you so much for this mike high series- a very special piece of journalism 👍
Fascinating...I learned a TON!
Thanks my friend!
Prime Time Treasure Hunter you’re welcome :)
Thanks Prime Time for introducing Chuck to us. It been great watching this series. My guess for Chuck's collection in his office is Disney related. I think he mentioned it.
Good guess, Michael, but nope! Stay tuned.
God I love this man... everything he says strikes a cord with me.
Really great series you have put together!
Thank you!
Ohhhh looking forward to seeing his office! That will be interesting 👍🏻 great interview as always!
I'll have that posted by this weekend!
Wow, that definitely took a lot of courage to get those shelves...and a pretty cool banker lol I actually moved into a bigger place so I would have an office, and that’s when I was just selling my own stuff, not even reselling yet, so now I’m glad I did it. Let’s be clear...I’m not comparing my space to his 😂 but having the space really does help you grow! I liked how said he didn’t care how long he blocked off that one section since it was paid for. That is the kind of mentality in reselling when we say “waiting for the right buyer” and not racing to the bottom, being able to wait something out, at least that’s what I took from that. Thanks so much for the time you took creating this series, see ya on the live tonight!
Yes, so true on all points. I'm actually going to do a live show tomorrow with Don about the race to the bottom and being patient. Should be a fun show!
Prime Time Treasure Hunter that will be a good show! Thank you for letting me know, see you there!!
Mary McQuain see you there!
I just bought some more shelving this past week and still need more. What Chuck said about old comics and collectibles becoming more rare every day reminds me of the 3 crates of comics I had that got ruined by water over 40 years ago. That was a sad day.
Finally, I believe you mentioned a pottery collection in Chuck's office. I hate that this great series is almost over, but I'm definitely looking forward to seeing his office.
Oh no! So sorry to hear that! Water is the worst enemy of a collector!
@Wood 'n' Stuff w/ Steve French . Now think about having 10 million at one location.
Great job Dom!
Thank you!
I dig this series.
Thanks for sharing 👍❤️
Been there once and place is huge. cool to see on video but to actually go to it and be inside is awhole different feeling lol. seen videos where he had pallets of comics sent to teh shop for other places or stores that closed for any reason and they just detail the boxes and move from boxes to shelfs anytime and add to the abundance of stuff they already got. can only guess they have issues of comics some or many try find and cant cause they dont try check all over for it at all. good to know he has plans and knows how to do things right that work and keep going as needed. but think any comic fan be ovewhelmd seeing the place first hand anytime lol. and to know u discover place first in the comics u read years ago lol.
Thank you!
You are welcome!
Some comics are like commodities though. There is only so many Turok 1 people want. If the prices are bottoming out on books like that then that is what an individual issue is worth. Basically when he wants to time capsule the section he wants to restrict the market so he can sell at a higher price, which is his perogative, but it's not a sense of maintaining value, it's an attempt to get a return on investment.
Did the thought creep into your head that you might be the one he’d bequeath the mantle to? 🤔 Start saving now 🥳
I did but then I said, crap, I need to come up with a million dollars fast! lol
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Thanks!!
"Collectibles are a diminishing supply" "floods" "fire" etc... So having a significant amount of them warehoused in a single location seems safe.
Perhaps he means it depends on the comic
Hope this place survives after chucks gone! Does his kids have the fever or will it all end?
I asked him that but it looks like he would sell the inventory
Was it pottery i forget dang
Yes, a certain type. Good memory!
Ha! Told ya i watch lol
Sinnycool indeed!
Wow no plan in regards to after he is gone! We dont have to worry for a bunch of years still but it would suck if some A-hole figuratively went in there and set everything on fire after he is gone
Yeah, I was thinking the same thing.
Must be Disney
Good guess but no! Stay tuned.
Chuck is 66 as of 8/5/2021. He isn't likely to be doing to much more in ten years time. Sorry but at 76 he's gonna be a different man. He might be dead or drooling in 10 years. It's just the way the biological clock works. All the bad health stuff happens in the time zone that Chuck is already in and it only magnifies as each year passes. Dusty Hill of ZZ Top just dropped dead at 72. Personally I thought he was more like 66. I had seen where the band had been booked to play at the Florida Theater in November. I was thinking, oh yeah, I MUST see the band one more time. Now who knows if the band will add a bass player. I think it is likely but who knows. Time Waits For No One, and not even Mick Jagger who is 77 years old but thinks and acts like a really young guy. Mick seems to be oblivious to his age. Chuck needs a plan for his comic collection. He needs an heir, someone who will give a damn, someone who has a passion for the comic book business.
I don't like the wooden shelves. There is a huge empty space in the middle, plus the books are laid down horizontally and I think that is bad for the books. Call me a critic or a nitwit but I don't like the wooden shelves. I don't care if the books are butted up to support the books. I wouldn't store books in that manner.
The wooden shelves are great