JasonZavoda wrote:I think you should hang on to it.The market for DCCs is saturated right now, even the DCC#35 since that one seller sold set after set. DCC #50 I have seen for under $40 and the rest were being dumped by noble knight for chump change.The DCC#30 boxed set might go for the most. (And if you want to sell it, which I'd say you shouldn't, I know I'd like to get a copy).If you have the rarer DCC convention modules you can probably get a decent amount for those.
TheMilford wrote:I guess I spread myself to thin.
TheMilford wrote:Well, after buying up a ton of DCCs and grabbing both the Gazetteer and the #30 Tourney box in the last few months (both at regular price) I'm thinking now that that money would have been better spent on beefing up my TSR rares collection... I have a big row of the stuff on my shelf and I find myself bummed that I don't have the cash-flow to pick up the TSR stuff I still need and the Grenadier Gold Series stuff I really want.I'm sure I'll get hosed on the more common mods and the CW box but I hope that the rarer boxes will make up for it.I'll prolly keep (and continue to buy) the 1st edition stuff and any of the mods that feature the old TSR artists. I guess I spread myself to thin.Am I stupid? should I hang on to this stuff for a while longer? should I move it now?
. wrote:Not a good time to sell.I bought them all in PDF so that I didn't tie up money in stock.Still, DCC#30T and DCC#50 are good investment pieces. I'm sure someone in the US will give you the going rate ATM because they are surefire profit makers in the medium term.Is you Saga of the Rat King a GenCon one or a NKG one?
Gnat the Beggar wrote:Why does everyone think that DCC 50 Vault of the Iron Overlord is something special?I dont get it....
Kingofpain89 wrote: Not to mention the possibility of the map being damaged or removed being a possible issue.
JasonZavoda wrote:DCC #50 I have seen for under $40 ...