mbassoc2003 wrote:There appears to be no decernable difference in value between a mint in shrink and a mint without shrink RAR. Provided they are stored well, there is no reason at present not to be able to shift RAR without shrink for $200+ and no reason to believe you'd do any better with the shrink on. So I'd suggest unwrapping and finding out what signatures are on the slip of paper inside.
mbassoc2003 wrote:Ah well. Along with 994 of the rest of us.Still, they remain to be found.You're damn lucky to have found a copy. Where'd you get it? eBay?I'm giving serious consideration to buying and stock piling RAR. It's a great product.
FormCritic wrote:Golden ticket....almost am I tempted.
mbassoc2003 wrote:I've never been neer a Mongoose since the really early years.
mbassoc2003 wrote:One day they'll employ someone who's learned English at school, and maybe even someone who can work a DTP package, and then who knows where the company can go. Until then, they will remain second only to AEG as the worst RPG publisher on the planet.
JohnGaunt wrote:Mongoose's hardbacks no longer come apart upon opening. Their proofreading could not have gotten any worse than it was.
FormCritic wrote:All four of the copies for under $15 are gone...so Acaeum guys must have moved in fast. There is still a copy for $29.95...which beats the copy at Powell's City of Books even with $3.99 shipping.I would be interested in hearing if any of the other four copies arrive with problems. I have not had a problem with an Amazon purchase yet.
carrejo wrote:I got my copy of R3 that I purchased from Amazon at $15, it was in NM condition, thanks alot for the heads-up.