stratochamp wrote:...when i bought the first orange b3 sold at auction for $46 i was 16 years old...
Deadlord39 wrote:Strat, you might just have the best collection at the present moment. You should consider dedicating a room to it. Or a house.
ATOM wrote:Pretty awesome stuff!Frank was the clever TSR employee who collectedand kept his stuff! And he also has that little extrano other D&D collector has! A forklift truck.
killjoy32 wrote:nah 1 call to frank m - how much for the lot. 1 call to strato: i will just buy the room, 1 call to deadlord for all the boxes stored and then one call to blackmoor, for his stuff.sorted, then i can retire and spend the next 30 years reading Al
gkramer wrote:742 items and I estimate that i'm only 55.3% of what i'd like to have in the collection.
Xaxaxe wrote:Not counting magazines ... maybe 200 items. Probably closer to 170 or something like that, but I don't do the spreadsheet thing. Magazines would bring that total way up, but the same could be said for many of the responders here, who probably don't even count them.At least half of my items are sentimental, too, and would make no impact on the hard-core collector. But they are precious to me.I've got maybe 50 or 60 items that would cause a reaction if I eBay-ed them. Not a lot for this place ...
FormCritic wrote:A library spanning an entire planet. I wondered where one would find the RPG section.
beasterbrook wrote:in stratochamp's room...Brette:)