bombadil wrote:Still regret having sold mine. It was minty. On the other hand, it went to a good member of the boards here, so it's still "in the family" so to speak.
Kamelion wrote:I've never even seen any of the earlier prints, let alone had one to sell . I have an OCE (box slightly battered, books minty perfection) that came along with an ancient pair of d10s (the 20-sided variety) still in a wee blister pack. I was lucky to snag it for just under $60 from my old flgs, who didn't seem to know what it was. Although, to be fair, I didn't really know what it was either and only discovered its value later. Heh, not exactly a "recent" fun find, but it got me started on collecting the good old stuff.
Aneoth wrote:At one time I think I had about 12-14 of the White Box Sets in all. What can I say, except that I was crazy for them...... As I recall 3 of them were OCE's and the rest were other various print runs, including one set of the uncommon 4 plus and another set for which the box and each book were all signed by Gary Gygax. I still have a near mint 4th print White Box, and a near mint 2nd Print wood grain box set with Minty books. While it was a pleasure having them all back then, I cannot imagine owning 12-14 White Box Sets ever again........
ifearyeti wrote: ** expired/removed eBay auction **The Dungeon Masters Guide is an Acaeum ranked 5th printing, which I hadn't managed to get a hold of until now.
The Collector's Trove wrote:Don't despair! The Collector's Trove will be offering a 1977 Grenadier TSR Lizard Man Logo Miniature in the Kevin Hendryx auction in the upcoming months. I am just waiting to receive a few manuscripts from Kevin and a run of the Random Events TSR newsletter.
grodog wrote:Hey Paul, any chance that Trudy would be able to release a limited-edition reissue of this figure, to help support Dave's kids' college fund?
The Collector's Trove wrote:It belongs to Kevin Hendryx. As to the re-issue of it, it is copyrighted by Grenadier and is an original corporate logo of TSR. So I dunno.
The Collector's Trove wrote:I bet Richard could have his sculptor make up one from the original Bell drawing.
Keith wrote:I already had two issues from 1979, so I'm now looking to fill in the rest of my collection from issues 1 through 150.
zhowar wrote:Nice win, Kamelion. The Holmes sets are one of my favorite D&D products (as some here may have guessed...). The condition looks fabulous in that auction.
Do you know what the business card in the photo is from? If not, let us know when it arrives.