TheHistorian wrote:Sure, that's high, but it's "only" about double what that can go for these days. We've seen much higher multiples on other things.
TheHistorian wrote:Then I looked further... same two bidders on each one... that's weird. Why would you go after both copies?
simrion wrote:Well, if they're anything like me, I like multiple copies if I plan on running the game. I like redundancy and not having to pass a single book around when a player has to look up a spell or something.
aia wrote:Ehmm... am I missing smtg here?** eBay auction listing blocked. Please enable cookies in your browser for this site and for eBay! **
SoulCatcher78 wrote:I suppose someone REALLY wants one of those.
dwarf wrote:What is a "normal" price for this boxed set ?
Blackmoor wrote:You could get it for around $20 if you haunt eBay for awhile
TollHouseGolem wrote:Not a silly price, but rather a humorous description:** eBay auction listing blocked. Please enable cookies in your browser for this site and for eBay! **First of all, I'm pretty sure the fair was in 1893. I don't think I've ever seen a D&D miniature mistaken for a World's Fair souvenir before, much less a likeness of Christopher Columbus. I've already contacted the seller to let her know what she really has (a Heritage Dungeon Dwellers female cleric), but in hindsight, maybe I should have waited. If a bidding war erupted, I know where to get many more copies of Mr. Columbus
Badmike wrote:Now pardon me, I have to put up a bunch of genuine 10th century lead souvenirs from the viking invasions of England.Mike B.
Prufrock wrote:Do you really have those, Mike? I would be interested!!!Martin
Dear badmike3books,HiThank you..I tried to tell my husband but he knew for sure..I am taking it down and listing something else..I appreciate you letting me know..Is it a collectable item..?..Thank you Anne- anneb7707