Wandering Monster wrote:Hey everyone,

Just thought I'd wander on over and mention my unreal find:

A complete white box Original Dungeons & Dragons set with three supplements (Greyhawk, Blackmoor, Eldritch Wizardry) and Chainmail.

For
One
Dollar

8)  8)  8)

I'm 100% serious about this!

Cheers,
JohnH aka Wandering Monster

Congratulations, John.
Where'd you find it?

Wandering Monster wrote:
Through a Craigslist yard sale listing, of all things!  8O

Cheers, JohnH aka Wandering Monster

That's cool.
I still dream of finding a huge lot of vintage D&D at a real yard sale.
People have them all the time down here.
Yard sales, that is, not huge lots of D&D :)

Ran across a couple of these while packing my collection. 3 1/2" diameter, metal, 1" pin on back.

Is this common, rare, or what?
Worth a buck? ;>

dbartman wrote:Was that part of a retail merchandise kit?

No idea. Prolly given out at GenCon that year. It's not dated but marked "(c) and (r) TSR Inc.", although WotC acquired TSR in 1997 and the Silver Anniversary items came out 2 years later.

As collectors we know of course that the Silver Anniversary items are the last bearing the TSR brand. Most of them, however, have the WotC imprint as well, so these may be pretty rare, lacking any mention of WotC.

I'll think about putting a couple up for sale. Maybe they can fund Eldritch. ;>

So in a fit of boredom the other night I was digging though a Buck Rogers XXV box set bought off of Ebay some time ago.  At the very bottom I discovered 6 -7 pages of copy paper stapled together.  First two pages appear to be TSR submission guidelines in small print in landscape orientation.  The remaining pages are double sides and provide space for step-by-step description of a module or accessory submission.  All are completed in very neat hand writing and appear to be the proposal for Module M1.  Regrettably whom ever filled it out did not include the Author Name(s.)  There is a signature that would do a Doctor proud however in its illegibility.  Not sure there is really any value to this beyond historical value but I thought it was kind of neat.  No maps though...

cooool!

Please a nice pics with the 7 French prints included!  

My brother just called me, he's going through a house he bought and it is wall to wall books and games. He asked me about Heroquest, and I told him it's a decent game and sells for a bit.  asked him what condition the pieces are in, and he says " I can't tell, it's in the cellophane". Shrinked, he meant. I'm buzzing down there in a bit to see what else he has there. I'm pretty jacked!

beasterbrook wrote:He bought the house with the books and games in it?

Brette:)

That's what I was thinking. Was the former owner found mummified at his gaming table?

What the hell are you doing now man! Get in your car and drive now! LOL

Brette:)