serleran wrote:Apparently, "very valuable" means "1500 more than any other copy." A shame that it did not sell.
red_bus wrote:Regarding the woodgrain. Seller seems a nice and certainly helpful guy. Here is his response on the prints: "They all fit nicely in the box, that is no larger than the books. Probably average 4" x 6"." That might reduce the probability that they are the once advertised TSR prints. Thought worth mentioning for everyone.
HermitFromPluto wrote:It seems quite a divisive issue this 'contact'. I agree with Brette, I hate the stuff. My heart sinks when I receive an item, which the Seller has neglected to mention is covered in contact. That then becomes a 'play' copy and I will seek another - but invariably I have then paid too much for my 'play' copy. In the world of book collecting of which we are an offshoot. Contact and library markings drastically reduce the value of the books. Perhaps we should have a poll?And I ask you, is a 40 year old with an aesthetic unplayed (but not unread) book collection a gaming pansy?Or is a 40 year old playing a elvish wizard, seeking cousel with the fairy king in the forest a gaming pansy?
smarmy1 wrote:LOST TAMOACHAN #227 Dungeons Dragons Collectors Edition#227 of 300 made in 1979 by TSR NEAR MINT CONDITION
The Fringe Dweller wrote:The Fringe Dweller spies a T1-4 going cheap with little time left - but alas is that the gleam of the "DREADED CONTACT" he sees on the cover - you be the judge.That should eliminate alot of members from bidding, should be able to pick this one up cheap for myself. ** expired/removed eBay auction **
The Fringe Dweller wrote:The Fringe Dweller spies a T1-4 going cheap with little time left - but alas is that the gleam of the "DREADED CONTACT" he sees on the cover - you be the judge.That should eliminate alot of members from bidding, should be able to pick this one up cheap for myself.
The Fringe Dweller wrote:Early Tegel Manor for the avid Judges Guild afficionados. Down Under is unearthing some interesting items lately - stay tuned . ** expired/removed eBay auction **The Fringe Dweller lets the platinum pieces fall from his grasp as he eyes the comely wench in the corner of the tavern.
The Fringe Dweller wrote:The Fringe Dweller lets the platinum pieces fall from his grasp as he eyes the comely wench in the corner of the tavern.
g026r wrote:Be interesting to see what these go for, given their less than stellar condition.
HermitFromPluto wrote:So, 'gaming pansy's shelf' conjured up an image of a foppish man sitting reading a book on floral arrangements, beneath a shelf of gaming books. If you ever saw 'The Goodies', I get a picture of Tim Brooke-Taylor protectively saying 'They're my books!'