gvaughn1 wrote: By the way, any good tips on collecting?I.e.:-Quantity vs. Quality - which is more important? If you had $500, would you rather get one awesome product or 10-15 lesser products? I supposed it varies.-Completeness - do you prefer collecting complete sets of certain product lines, or just collect the items that most appeal to you?-Usability.. do you like to actively read and use your collected items, or do you store them away in mylar to be untouched?George
Thork N Hammer, Esquire wrote:The infamous Thork N Hammer, Esquire, has finally managed to scale the walls of The Acaeum. I am here.
theshield2000 wrote:Hello everyone,Some of you already know me, from ebay or private deals, as I've been quite an active collector for the past 10 years or so, especially in the nonTSR field. For the others, I'm french, 40, I've started to play in the early 80s when AD&D was becoming popular in France, and stopped after the high school. Years later, in 2000 or 2001, I started collecting by coming across a D&D related auction on ebay. You've probably heard the same story a hundred times... For various reasons, I've decided to part with my collection, and started to sell stuff since a few months. This may seems a strange time to choose to register on Acaeum, when I leave the hobby, but I've been contacted privately by collectors who were not aware of my sales until Mark recently posted a picture including some books purchased from me. So you'll mostly see my posts in the 'Classifieds' section, but I thought an introduction was needed.Christophe
gvaughn1 wrote:I live in Sacramento, so I'm occasionally in the San Jose area for work or to visit a friend. But there's always time to hit a good gaming store!