seeyouinescrow wrote:seeyouinescrow wrote:A prime example of what can happen when 3 newbs get together...http://cgi.ebay.com/Advanced-Dungeons-a ... dZViewItemSheesh!Here they are again...now this is just silly... http://cgi.ebay.com/ADVANCED-DUNGEONS-A ... dZViewItem
seeyouinescrow wrote:A prime example of what can happen when 3 newbs get together...http://cgi.ebay.com/Advanced-Dungeons-a ... dZViewItemSheesh!
faro wrote:deimos3428 wrote:MShipley88 wrote:1971 + 16 = 1986(I checked the math, it's fine.OK....
deimos3428 wrote:MShipley88 wrote:1971 + 16 = 1986(I checked the math, it's fine.
MShipley88 wrote:1971 + 16 = 1986
le Rahib wrote:Hopeful view of things...eBay listingsIs that a good definition for optimism?
Marlith wrote:Am I missing something here?http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... %3AIT&rd=1
Mars wrote:Okay, I know Valhalla Games has been mentioned already for some of its crazy prices but I think this one takes the cake:http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll ... 8823509460But only 1 special person can buy it for this price. WOW!
MShipley88 wrote:deimos3428 wrote:MShipley88 wrote:I know I say it a lot...I must do so again:2006 - 35 = 19711971 + 16 = 1986Prices will go up.Mark Maybe I'm just having a dumb moment, but I have no idea what you're on about here. Please explain. (I checked the math, it's fine. In fact, 35+16 = 51, the current auction price. Coincidentally, 2006 + 1971 = 3977, the year Fiend Folio will become rare.)Prices for those three books will never go up, as there is no significant demand compared to the vast number of available copies. You'd have to be burning them constantly. The exception to the rule would be specific (rare) printings. My point is that a gamer who was 16 in 1986...and thus would have been a junior high gamer through the latter part of the Golden Age....would be 35 this year. Now, with money and stability and a mid-life perspective, these gamers will be coming back to the game as collectors. For the immediate future, the prices will go up as these gamers turn into collectors and compete with each other for what we would regard as silly prices. The prices have gone up noticeably since I started only a year ago.Mark
deimos3428 wrote:MShipley88 wrote:I know I say it a lot...I must do so again:2006 - 35 = 19711971 + 16 = 1986Prices will go up.Mark Maybe I'm just having a dumb moment, but I have no idea what you're on about here. Please explain. (I checked the math, it's fine. In fact, 35+16 = 51, the current auction price. Coincidentally, 2006 + 1971 = 3977, the year Fiend Folio will become rare.)Prices for those three books will never go up, as there is no significant demand compared to the vast number of available copies. You'd have to be burning them constantly. The exception to the rule would be specific (rare) printings.
MShipley88 wrote:I know I say it a lot...I must do so again:2006 - 35 = 19711971 + 16 = 1986Prices will go up.Mark