I don't see anything terribly valuable except for the miniatures of Orcus, Asmodeus, and the Female Demon(s)
MrsSteve wrote:Ok breaking it up in to lots and e-baying it is. Thank you guys so much for the advice! I'm sure the hubs will know what kind of "lots" will make sense.Any ideas on what we should list these things at?
MrsSteve wrote:Hi Everyone,My husband and I are in the process of moving and we cleaned out our attic the other day. In the attic we found about 7 hardcover books, 35 modules, and also a case of figurines (30-40). It looks like the figurines are from 1970's and some early 80's and the books and modules from the early 1980's. I don't think we are interested in trying to find the value of each piece and ebaying it off because we really don't have the time for it. It's taken us forever just to catalog the following:Figurines (the numbers come from dndlead.com): A few pics can be found here:http://steve68stevebay.blogspot.com/1285 ORCUS 1292 TITAN1281 GRIFFON1287 GOLUM1286 ASMODEUS1290 DIGINNIRal Partha 1977 Hill Giant V2 01-0521263D FEMALE DEMONRal Partha 1979 Centar with Spear V2 RP01-032Hardcover books:Manual of the Planes 1st editionDeities and Demigods 4th editionDMG 9th edition 1983MMII 2nd editionSoftcover books:D&D basic rulebook 9th edition D&D expert rules 2nd edition Modules:Lathan's GoldThe Isle of DreadCastle AmberCurse of XanathonMaster of the Desert NomadsTemple of DeathQuagmire!The War Rafts of KronThe War Rafts of KronGhost of Lion CastleTe Lost CityThe Veiled SocietyMaze of the Riddling MinotaurBeyond the Crystal CaveAgainst the Cult of the Reptile GodSinister Secret of the Salt MarshThe Assassin's KnotDwellers of the Forbidden CityHidden Shrine of the TamoachanTo Find a KingThe Bane of LlywelynAnd that's not even half of what we have. SOOOOO to try and make this short could any of you give us an iota of an idea of how we should unload this stuff??? A starting price to sell it??ANY help would be much appreciated!![/url]
benjoshua wrote:Finally, do be careful when handling minis. Don't touch your face while handling them and wash your hands with soap immediately after. Many of these older minis contain lead, and your body doesn't clean out lead from your system quckly. That also means keep them away from kids. Paint or primer can protect you from lead contact, but most painters fail to paint the bottom of the mini.
SoulCatcher78 wrote:Looks like he got a few things listed.eBay listingsAs a note, add D&D, AD&D, Dungeons & Dragons to the title (however many you can fit into the title without paying for the additional line) of the auction for people who only search by those terms.
bbarsh wrote:Mitchell is my favorite spin cast reel. This is a classic 300 but it is the new generation. The "Mitchell" in gold is actually plastic which makes the reel look kind of cheap. However, the body and guts are fantastic.
Mars wrote:LOL. I haven't gone fishing in years but went a lot with my Dad and Grandpa when I was growing up. I have a Mitchell 300 as well that is probably about 25 years old. I think its mounted on my Shakespeare Ugly Stik.