gyg wrote:R2,R3 and Dark Tower all for less than £100 - damn right the one that got away David
SimperingToad wrote: Didn't expect anything to be in that category (Board & Traditional Games > Horror & Monster Games).
bombadil wrote:Great win here for harami: ** expired/removed eBay auction **Could easily have gone for nearly twice that. Won't likely see one in such nice condition again for a looooooong time.
HermitFromPluto wrote:I would love to see a photo of Harami's collection. It must be amazing. I see he just bought your Woodgrain as well.
lawrenson wrote:Hi,was at a Wargames Convention at the weekend.Was browsing at the Bring N Buy and saw someone looking thru a pile of stuff. I couldnt see everything he had, but it included half a dozen Strategic Reviews, plus what looked like a first Tegel, an Inferno, plus a load of other stuff. He bought them all - 19 items , 19 pounds.Ho hum. Cheers,Malc
bombadil wrote:The Silver Ann was a pretty decent snag. Too bad we can't congratulate winners openly the way we used to. Now we have to guess or wait for them to identify themselves (yes, you, red_bus ).
bclarkie wrote:I am fairly sure that the SA set went to Serleran. I was the underbidder and was hoping to snag it for a song. Oh well.
Badmike wrote:With the bad economy I personally just don't have the extra cash, but if you do, you really should be in full-on buying mode right now. The lack of serious bidders on a lot of these items makes for a buyer's paradise. You could really fill in some holes in your collection, or re-sell for a considerable markup some time in the future. Conversely, if you didn't have to sell right now, I wouldn't. Lots of the reliable high bidders seem to have dropped out of the system lately.Mike B.