benjoshua wrote:Not too bad a win here although there's nothing rare or special in this lot. ** expired/removed eBay auction **I'll re-sell all but one or two items.The seller has some other attractive lots if you are into Forgotten Realms paperback books.
serleran wrote:a leather-bound version of The Adventures of Baron Münchhausen RPG (one I did not know existed; I was aware of the original but not this reprint / redesign)
serleran wrote:Well, I didn't have much of a birthday on my actual birthday, but I did have a celebration for it on Sunday. Upon opening some presents, I discovered I had been given nearly $150 in Egor Bucks (basically, free money for me to spend in his store), a leather-bound version of The Adventures of Baron Münchhausen RPG (one I did not know existed; I was aware of the original but not this reprint / redesign) and a R1 in excellent-fine shape (a little cover wear.) I did also get several DVDs that I had on my list, but those aren't really for this thread. I even won some money on the traditional scratchers. So, I consider that a pretty awesome round of presents.
benjoshua wrote:Did I really do that well here? ** expired/removed eBay auction **Compare it to: ** expired/removed eBay auction **Same seller even. Strange or lucky?
bbarsh wrote:Finally...Just finished hitting some bookstores here in Chicago and what do you know...I picked up a very early DMG print. Since I do not have the printing order memorized I was not sure which one I had. Just got back to my room and fired up the laptop...3rd print alpha! This is the first tiime I have ever found anything remotely worth anything outside ebay or a convention auction.
Blackmoor wrote:He was very lucky to get $76.00 You got it for the correct price
serleran wrote:Also picked up some Games Workshop Blood Bowl stuff, but that's irrelevant.
serleran wrote:I am not an expert on all things Games Workshop, but nearly everything they've made has had its price increased substantially (the lone exception I know off the top of my head seems to be the board game Warhammer Quest which routinely sells for around $100 -- its retail was $70. Compare that with the $200 - 300 for some Talisman stuff, and its rather interesting, considering WHQ is far superior, in my opinion, both in play and contents -- WHQ comes with almost 100 miniatures, for example.) Warpstone magazines, especially the early issues, are ungodly expensive, being equivalent to The Dragon #1 or more. So, I'd say they have some value, yes, but how much I don't know since I've not actually looked for them... but a guess would put them at $15+ which isn't bad.And, Games Workshop closed their forums, but here is one that may be of better help.