dsaunders wrote:the modules came in a regular priority mail envelope. they were in the usual protective sleave with acid free backing. only thing beyond that to supplement it was a cut out piece of regular cardboard. the seller sent it priority with delivery confirmation.. unfortunately, no where on the outside did he write anything to the effect of "please, please, please, do not bend under any circumstances!"...
Kires1 wrote:Hey, where did you get the "hard plastic cases" you mentioned? Are they completely sealed, or are they "top loaders"?Thanks,Erik.
they're top loaders. they have a little flap on the back you can use to stand them up, but the flap wears out eventually, so i use plastic stands from the same site.
Ekim Toor wrote:Are they the 9x11.5x7 magazine top loaders?
bclarkie wrote:This came in the mail today, although I am not sure how "Fun" of a find it is: ** expired/removed eBay auction **Anyone know what one of these typically goes for? I checked Ebay and found nothing and I also checked Drgons Trove & Noble Knight, but not with much success. aron does have one listed for $18, but its a softcover not a hardcover. Anyone know what this might fetch?I will say that regardless, just a quick glance through the book and it is a cool book.
bclarkie wrote: I went and checked Noble Knight again and realized that Aaron must have "borrowed" the picture I was looking at before, because even though his picture is of the Limited Edition book, his description clearly indicates it is a softcover 5th edition booklet form 1992, not the hardcover reprint from 1993. Sadly, that is also not the first time I have seen him do something like that. I don't know if its intentional or not, but he really needs to be more careful if its just a mistake. on the other hand, if its being done intentionally, well then thats just bull sh*t.
Plaag wrote:He uses stock photos, not sure if after he has one the pic gets used for any others he later has, or if he's pulled images from another source. I've asked him on some Judges Guild items before to get clarification, and he does at times list printings now for them (but then I've changed some printings since I believe. )ShaneG.
red_bus wrote:No worries - will ask.
bclarkie wrote:If you were not familiar with his site, its a distinct possibility that you could see a picture of a 1st print MM, not realize that its not a first print because it doesn't say specifically in the listing that its not a 1st print, and go ahead and buy it only to find out when you get it in the mail. Its one thing to use stock photos of a common items rather than take a picture of every single item that you have for sale, but the lack of responsibility doing it using by using earlier printing books as your stock photos even though they are not coming from someone who should know better, its kind of disappointing.
