harami2000 wrote:killjoy32 wrote:still surprises the hell out of me some of these prices that get thrown around for one item like that....takes a fair bit of getting used to! not as battle-scarred as you hardened collectors yet (and prb won't ever be) Would definitely worry me if that was the price for a fanzine, rather than a housezine. (Think Dragon #1, phps... but not SR#1!).Even as it is, with the Chaosium connection, still seems just a tad high-side. *coughs*Will certainly be interested to see the final price, since that auction had only just started and someone was desperate to find out the reserve!
killjoy32 wrote:still surprises the hell out of me some of these prices that get thrown around for one item like that....takes a fair bit of getting used to! not as battle-scarred as you hardened collectors yet (and prb won't ever be)
red_bus wrote:10 mins to go
red_bus wrote:ta. still not too late - could probably re-sell in the UK and make £50.00
BaconTastesGood wrote:What's a typical price for City State of the IO? And why is it so valuable?
harami2000 wrote:(Compare with an original "Modron" installment, say, which usually goes for a pittance even if it's just as rare).
El Diablo Robotico wrote:harami2000 wrote:(Compare with an original "Modron" installment, say, which usually goes for a pittance even if it's just as rare).I'll watch for 'em. I've got a Modron, but it's a later printing. I assume you're meaning "pittance" relative to Tegel Manor or CSotIO?
harami2000 wrote:"Pittance" in any context for a relatively rare item from a collectable (*g*) publisher, IMHO.I paid $7.50 for a NM "M"-installment Modron against near-zero competition. The few others I've seen were typically $12-20.
harami2000 wrote:Go figure... For some reason it's just not a "fashionable" JG item.
El Diablo Robotico wrote:Modron's not a bad module either. Weird.
mbassoc2003 wrote:Now all I want is an original CSIO.
killjoy32 wrote:i love all JG items - i think they just look amazing. like them way more than the majority of D&D/AD&D.