Plaag wrote:Well it definitely will be the highest $ Judges Guild auction that is for sure.Shall be fun to watch.ShaneG.
misterspock wrote:I just looked back and saw it ended around $750...so who's the lucky map owner now?
Grug Greyskin wrote:I expected more of a bloodbath at the end. It went quickly up to $700 and sat there for most of the week until the end. Anyone know who l***l (143) is?
Bracton wrote:Not to talk out of school . . . that would be stratochamp. Coming just ahead of tfm.
Kingofpain89 wrote:I was very surprised it didnt go for more than the final price. I figured it would top out around a thousand $ for sure.
Plaag wrote:Should frame that map.
Bracton wrote:I agree. I had expected $900 at the low end. This is the oldest surviving copy of what is arguably the most important city of the classic D&D era. The closest analogy would be to an original floorplan of Castle Greyhawk.
Bracton wrote:One would have expected it to go for much more than, for example, some of the modules of questionable quality that sell for a small fortune due solely to rarity. Another victim of the economy, perhaps?
Kingofpain89 wrote:I thought tfm didnt collect D&D related items anymore?
gyg wrote:well tfm is just RUBBISH at not buying D&D stuff
leadjunkie wrote:I don't remember seeing anything in the auction for the original that copies were going to be made for sale. I hope the buyer had fore knowledge of this.
JasonZavoda wrote:Why? The auction was for a specific copy not reprint or copyrights?