grodog wrote:

bclarkie wrote:I will fix it for you!!

*<jacks up allan's bid>* {j/k}

=)

Sorry Allan, there isn't much that you can do except hope Paul gets home before the auctions end and cancel your bid.

That was my fear. Oh well, I guess I wrecked that auction....

Hey Allan , maybe you will get lucky and no will try to top your bid. WHo knows with all that other awesome stuff there.

bbarsh wrote:Just curious, but I would like to know what the total sales amount is for all this collection (I know its not done yet, but I just looked at the current list and sales prices).

It may sound tacky, but it is interesting.

Not at all tacky:  IIRC, Paul posted sales figures for the Sutherland and Jiardini auctions, too.

This is just too fun!

Well, on to the dice.  I cancelled my snipe, even though I would LOVE to have them.

Howdy Folks,


Wow! Things are cooking!

There is about 27 minutes until the City of Brass painting. I intentionally left a bit of a breather for everyone to get their heads together.

What do you think City of Brass will go for?

Bottle City?


Futures Bright,

Paul

Stormber Wrote:

David (harami), that 1972 hex map is the earliest example of D&D play of any kind, ever! And it was the earliest surviving adventure run by Gary Gygax and played by Rob Kuntz and Ernie Gygax. I think you rightly placed your value on that one!

Yeah, this is one of the coolest things in the auction. Our bid was a little to low and we missed it. It's going to a good home though. It will be taken well care of.

BTW… David nice pic  :) .

Holy Cow, folks aren't even dicking around with snipes anymore. Improvstone and bill77197719 are just going Head to Head.

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Looks like I spoke way to soon.  Its a shame Pit of Geburah is going to Greece.

Damn, my snipe was too low ($1577)!  And I REALLY wanted that module.  :evil:

$3650.00

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