Hello
Was wondering about the value/interest level of some old GenCon tournament modules.  I've got several of them that need to be gone over and put back together, but if they aren't really worth anything other than "interesting stuff from the past" I won't take the time.  They are mostly printouts from a dot-matrix printer or photocopies that were sent to me to use when I ran them.

I have the following (some are not all rounds)
Night Watch In The Living City -- 1990 AD&D by Walt Baas and Kira Glass.  A 1 round RPGA module
Trouble On The Border -- 1994 AD&D by Scott Simon.  A three round RPGA module with character sheets
To Cage A King -- 1990 AD&D by A. Karl Larsen and Joseph G. Wichmann.  Round One (Into The Valley) with character sheets
No King Without A Crown -- 1990 AD&D 2nd Ed AD&D Open by Tom Prusa.  multi-round module with character sheets
Jigsaw -- 1989 AD&D Open by Michael Selinker.  listed as a 7 round module with character sheets
Cutters -- 1997 AD&D Open by Christopher Perkins.  6 rounds a with character sheets
Seven More Parts -- 1996 AD&D Open by Skip and Penny Williams.  multi-round module with character sheets
At last, Freedom -- 1992 AD&D Open by Tom Prusa.  multi-round module with character sheets
The End Of The Matter -- 1993 AD&D Open by Tom Prusa.  multi-round module with character sheets

Any info on these would be helpful.  I'm looking to clear out a bunch of old stuff I've been carrying around since the early 90s.  Thanks for the help

These definitely have value.  Some of these were created by notable authors Tom Prusa and Skip and Penny Williams.

They would probably all do well if listed here, on eBay, or on Facebook, but the ones in bold might do better than average:

Night Watch In The Living City -- 1990 AD&D by Walt Baas and Kira Glass.  A 1 round RPGA module
Trouble On The Border -- 1994 AD&D by Scott Simon.  A three round RPGA module with character sheets
To Cage A King -- 1990 AD&D by A. Karl Larsen and Joseph G. Wichmann.  Round One (Into The Valley) with character sheets
No King Without A Crown -- 1990 AD&D 2nd Ed AD&D Open by Tom Prusa.  multi-round module with character sheets
Jigsaw -- 1989 AD&D Open by Michael Selinker.  listed as a 7 round module with character sheets
Cutters -- 1997 AD&D Open by Christopher Perkins.  6 rounds a with character sheets
Seven More Parts -- 1996 AD&D Open by Skip and Penny Williams.  multi-round module with character sheets
At last, Freedom -- 1992 AD&D Open by Tom Prusa.  multi-round module with character sheets
The End Of The Matter -- 1993 AD&D Open by Tom Prusa.  multi-round module with character sheets

Multi-round modules are a particular bargain, if all of the rounds are present.

Selling them separately would be best.  You can list them in The Acaeum classified section and sell them to whoever makes the best offer.

Hey
Thanks for the response.

Allan:  what would you want from me for the Tourney History Page?

I'll start sifting through them and see if anything is missing.  I had them separated better than I thought they would be, so I'll put them together based on Allan's recommendation.  The best way is probably through eBay, but I'll post back here when I put them up so everyone knows.  Might take me a week or two to get everything set up (life happens, you know   )
Not sure what to start them at for a price, though.....

Hi again vonmolkew!

vonmolkew wrote in Tournament Modules from the 80s and 90s:Allan:  what would you want from me for the Tourney History Page?

The summary details I listed out would be a great start.  If you end up making scans of the tourneys or taking some pictures of them, that's always useful to be able to provide some visual context too (in particular for maps and such).  

vonmolkew wrote in Tournament Modules from the 80s and 90s:I'll start sifting through them and see if anything is missing.  I had them separated better than I thought they would be, so I'll put them together based on Allan's recommendation.  The best way is probably through eBay, but I'll post back here when I put them up so everyone knows.  Might take me a week or two to get everything set up (life happens, you know  :roll: )

I understand all-too-well....

vonmolkew wrote in Tournament Modules from the 80s and 90s:Not sure what to start them at for a price, though.....

Like dbartman said, start them low, but more importantly be sure you announce them here, and perhaps in some of FB auction groups for RGPs.  If you just announce them here, you'll hit nearly all of the high-end collectors, so that's good enough for what you'll see out of them.

Allan.

These have now been put on eBay and also linked in Classified

The one called Cutters has some basis in Planescape.  I'll look through it and see how much & let you know.

The modules I've posted to eBay already have their "world" mentioned in the title.  The rest do not appear to be "world-specific", even the Seven More Parts, which would probably have been Greyhawk since that's where the original artifact came from.  I'll try to read through the ones I have left and see if any mention specific places, and if they do, I'll re-post.  

The next couple will hopefully be up on eBay by next weekend or the following week (Cutters and Jigsaw)

Thanks a lot!!
Best axel

I was well out on the FR items.
High, but maybe not ridiculously so.
Look out for more coming out of the woodwork.