bombadil wrote:Man, you could have been the "lumberjacques" of DCC 12.5. Siphoning them off in mint condition over the next several years...
Plaag wrote:But he didn't because he knew someone else was going to be buying a bunch for people on here ShaneG.
bombadil wrote:Would that happen to have been 5 minutes ago Australian Time?
Badmike wrote:I'm pretty sure I resold a couple of copies for $15-$20 at that time!!!! Mike B.
le Rahib wrote:You are allright Mike, you had a copy in your store for around 20 USD some weeks ago.Unfortunately I didn't manage to got it.
red_bus wrote:So there has to be a lesson here. This one remained unsold at $9.99but was then relisted at a starting price of $5.99 and is now climbing upwards... ** expired/removed eBay auction **
Badmike wrote:I would pay about $25 for one...but I think they are worth at least $50, and the sky is the limit on future worth ($100 by next year?). Nice investment item if you are thinking about it....Mike B.
Blackmoor wrote:Looks like next year came early
mbassoc2003 wrote:Looks like 2nd print 1E conversion of DCC12.5 is available as a download...http://www.rpgnow.com/product_info.php?products_id=20655&I wonder how that will affect the market value?I'll be puting a copy on eBay shortly, but no rush 'cos no=one buys anything over the next week or so, and our postal service is lousy until the start of January.
mbassoc2003 wrote:Goodman Games downloads on RPGNow are some of the best PDFs I've seen. They are produced directly from the original DTP program, and are not scanned. They are also supplied at present with no inbuilt security (DRM) and complete with optical character recognition enabled.I, for one, prefer that the back page is at the back of the PDF. I don't mind moving the maps on the inner leaf of the back page to the front, but I like to keep the colour back cover at the back. With no security on these PDFs I can move pages around, export the maps as bitmaps for manipulation, joining, resizing and printing, and I can copy and paste text, clipart and players handouts.I've got to congradulate Goodman Games for not disabling the usefullness of the PDF format, and trusting their buyers not to redistribute the PDFs. After all there isn't even a watermark burnt into it. I for one will continue to buy my DCC collection in PDF format.