bspaul41 wrote:Well,I believe this is my first post to this forum. I use this website as a source of information but never really had to post before, so here I go.As I used to play D&D when I was a kid, I've always thought it was a great game. So over the years, I have purchased D&D items "here and there" to save and collect. This weekend I picked up a medium size collection of items. So I quickly sorted the items out last night with the intent to add them to my inventory list later. Of course, I had to scan the listing here on acaeum for more information today. Anyways, on to my point.From memory, I do believe there was a copy of the Ghost Tower of Inverness in this collection. The material in this collection was mostly late '80's to early 90's, but there was older stuff. The reason this item stuck in my mind was that I was trying like crazy to find a number on it (Note that there was no cover so it's just the contents). Yet the format of it makes me skeptical. It seems to be a photocopy. But since I am not an expert on these things, I wanted to poll the sages out there about this item.Without a cover, how can I tell if this an original? Did the originals look like photocopies? Could this thing be worth anything, or should it continue on to my box of coverless things? I do have a scanner and could provide images if necessary-and I could get more information tonight and update this post tomorrow. Thanks in advance for any help in this matter wise ones.
bspaul41 wrote:Upon further review,I believe that I have a photocopy of the common module, not the limited tournament version. I was able to find mention of Module C2 on page two. Plus in the Special Thanks section it thanks the DM's who used the module at the convention. The puzzle is over, unless you guys think I'm missing something. Hence, no scans are required.On a side note, how should I value modules without covers? Just consider them as falling in the "Poor" category no matter the rarity? Thanks for your advice.
