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Invincible Overlord wrote in Interesting Judges Guild Items on Ebay:Judges Guild made boxed sets?  

Well these are wargames so it was the thing to do.

mbassoc2003 wrote in Interesting Judges Guild Items on Ebay:I gotta say, the ar*e really seams to have fallen out of the JG market these days on eBay. Maybe it's a case that prices are down right across the board, or maybe I just have jaded recollections of how much things used to be worth when I was building my collection. I don't know.

Good time to buy then.

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it could make a good game copy

(sorry for double post in non TSR and here)

mbassoc2003 wrote in Interesting Judges Guild Items on Ebay:I don't know how NKG sell at those prices. For the most part, I can only assume it's newbies who know no better, and the money to burn (unless there's something more incidious going on, which I doubt.)  I can understand the Treasure Trove auction, but with NKG, the business model is, set the price sky high and wait for a muppet no matter how long it takes. Their listings are pennies after all, and I doubt their use of stock photos, their caveats and their honest descriptions have changed much in the past few years.

I need to give my collection a trim.

Those prices have some lunacy involved. I have stacks and stacks of The Dungeoneer's Compendium in SW and have been selling them at $9.99 a pop for the last few years.  Yes, muppet describes the buyer in a lot of these situations.

Mike B.

I picked up some dubious Tekumel stuff from NKG a while back, but I put it down to either them reprinting the stuff because they had the rights to do so (the old Lou Zocchi gambit), or the possibility that they had inadvertently bought a box load of them off of a seller in bulk. Whilst some of the staff appear to have questionable integrity when it comes to honestly describing what they are selling, and they still have a problem with 'stock photos' not accurately representing big price tag items, Aaron has always struck me as the honest sort, trying to scale a business with a bunch of staff just doing an admin job for the wages. You can't watch what your staff do all the time. The measure of a business really has to come down to how they address issues when a customer is not happy. To that end, I don't read too many complaints about NKG, when compared to some of the other online retailers and/or big name eBay resellers.

I certainly still trawl through the weekly e-mail looking for bargains, but their prices really have gone through the roof this last year or so. There was a time when NKG seemed to be a volume reseller, relying on turnover to bring in the profit. Now it seems to be more about high profit margins and that of course destroys the volume sales. Good if you can sustain it, but very few companies can in such a niche market acting solely as the middle man.

Maybe what NKG need is a partnership/sponsorship deal with writers of quality to bring 'NKG Exclusives' to the market, similar to Netflix and House of Cards (Not a bad adaption IMO).

First subscription copy in some time for you to add, Shane. (If not already done so )

#2, sub. 040; Oct 5, '76: ties in nicely with Tadashi's.


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[edit] Other issues up now, bar #1.

Subscriber's name (J A Franzo) kindly unblurred on the Dragon #1 auction;


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