sleepyCO wrote:A food-for thought question related to this thread:How much would an unopened Silver Anniversary box set's worth be increased/decreased . . if it also came with one each of all of the Silver Anniversary modules (i.e. Ravenloft, Return to the Keep on the Borderlands, etc.--not the ones actually inside the box set) in great condition? (By "great condition" I mean virtually unread, no damage, etc.)No, I do not have that listed above (I WISH!! ) but the thread got me thinking...
Badmike wrote:Should increase the value....as each of the "Return" modules can bring $20 each in mint shape. Nice marketing idea! Wish I had a set of these and a SA set so I could find out.....Mike B.
sleepyCO wrote:How many silver-anniversary-edition modules were made? I have Ravenloft, Return to the Keep on the Borderlands, Return to White Plume Mountain, and Against the Giants. I think there is also a Return to the Tomb of Horrors, which I do not have (but want!!); were there others?
aia wrote:maybe it's not the first time this question has been raised, but what should be the current value of a SA boxed set?...if SWed, then i should add the usual increase?tnx and ciao!
Delzoun-blood wrote:I sold a mint but non shrink wraped silver anniversary box set on ebay less than a month ago...It was on for £100.00 or best offer.I got £80 + P+P to the USA for it.If it was still shrink wraped it would have been a straight £100.00 no offer!But I have seen them go for as little as £60 so.... it's worth whatever some will pay ( I know, an old maxim but still very true! )Delz
The only thing that has made go these go as high as they go now is the hype surrounding the mysterious L3, and the module isnt even that great. Considering that this set was realeased 8 years ago to the tune of a print run of 5000, once people start figuring out that they are really not that rare nor is all that interesting, I owuld anticipate the prices starting to drop on them. This thing reminds me of the overhyped Deities & Demigods with the Cthulhu & Melnibonean Mythos. Despite every seller on Ebay who wants to claim that its rare and the Mythos were secretly banned, the book really isn't all that hard to find and the truth of the matter is that TSR removed the Mythos on their own as they did not want to advertise someone elses product in one of their own products.
Sea-to-sky-games wrote:Well, many here find the 10th anniversary set to be uninteresting and ugly yet the demand seems to be getting stronger.. not the other way around. I paid $60 for my SA set and that's all I'd ever spend on such a thing.. but I can see it going for double or triple that if you're really into D&D collecting and nostalgia.Someone's trash is someone else's treasure..