HermitFromPluto wrote:Quick jump in on this one. X11 Copy(write ) 1986. Only $85. I'm sure the fuzzy picture doesn't do the item justice. ** expired/removed eBay auction **
killjoy32 wrote:if that sells, i am gonna give up altogether
serleran wrote:Well, it was "SUPER mint."
killjoy32 wrote:so which is the best and how does it affect value
Picture shown is a stock picture of a B3 Palace of the Silver Princess (Rare Orange Cover Version). The actual condition is: New Softcover in Original Shrink Wrap!.
Aneoth wrote:Speaking of Orange B3'shttp://item.express.ebay.com/B3-Palace- ... xpressItemAnd I have been told mine was reserved at a silly price......... Read the description. They state that the pic is a Stock PHOTO?! What a crock, can you say asshats? T&T are idiots.
Badmike wrote:Has any RPG item in history gone for 9 Grand?????
Kingofpain89 wrote:Good grief.... ** expired/removed eBay auction **
Dear aneoth,Take a look at the set on abebooks.com for a reference price on all four of them.- edrhoads
Yep, I sorta figured you might be using that site. So does Half-Price Books. Try the search feature on E-Bay. IMO it will show you more realistic prices. Honestly, I was not trying to be mean or rude, only informative. Those of us who collect older D&D items ignore ABEBOOKS listings completely. It is the main reason so many items are listing on E-Bay rather than on abebooks. The prices listed there range from normal (About the same as you will find on E-Bay) to rediculous like the add on abebooks now listing a price of $250 for Volume One alone.........A question: why would a potential bidder buy those four books for $100 to $250 when they could pick from a half dozen other listings for the same books for less than $60? Anyway, Best regards, and I wish you luck using abebooks to price D&D stuff on E-Bay. Aneoth