First time posting to this forum.

I started playing D&D in 1980 when I was in 6th grade.  That year or the next I picked up two flyers at Campaign Headquarters gaming store in Rochester, NY, and have kept them ever since.  Going through my papers from those days I came across them both:

"Your Personal Invitation to Adventure"
This is the 4 page, single sheet folded-in-half that is listed as a Rare on The Acaeum.  It has Fiend Folio included on the back page, so it must be the 2nd edition.

I see a copy of this going for $85 on Noble Knight Games.  What do you all think what it is worth?  Here is a pdf of just the first page:


I also found "Understanding Dungeons & Dragons Fantasy Adventure Game" but it looks different from the Rare described on The Acaeum.  It is 2 separate 8 1/2" x 11" pages stapled together, printed front and back for a total of four pages.  The dealer wrote "FREE" on the top of the first page.  Here is a pdf of the first and 4th pages:




Any insights as to their value would be appreciated.  Thank you.

Welcome Blink skeleton!

I won't be much help on your question but do have this little bit of advice, Noble Knight is one of the most well known sellers on eBay for RPG. Plenty of people think their pricing is unrealistic, but they sell plenty of items every day - of course, that is because of them being who they are. Could you or me put the same thing up that they have and sell it for the same price theirs is listed for? Sure, anything is possible but probably not very likely.
So when you ask worth, it could be very subjective. If it is something only they had for sale at a certain time - you could say Replacement Value would be that price since the only one available at that time is theirs. But if next week someone else puts one up for $5 BIN...

So what's it worth? It would depend on what someone was willing to pay for it if you are selling. If you aren't but it go lost or destroyed, worth would be what it cost to replace.