bspaul41 wrote:So,I am a newbie when it comes to the value of D&D Miniatures. Is there any basic advice the sages out there can give me? What prompted this question is a "For Sale" ad that had this description:"Dungeons & Dragons, 65 pewter cast pieces. Originally bought from ' 78 to ' 82."It came with a blurry image of the figures, which I could try to link to (but I am not familiar on how to do this here). It looks like most are bare metal with only a couple with some paint-none are in the packages, all loose. Thanks in advance.
Blackmoor wrote:Loose minis in lots generally go for 50 cents to $1 each. Some are quite valuable though!!
bspaul41 wrote:"Dungeons & Dragons, 65 pewter cast pieces. Originally bought from ' 78 to ' 82."
bspaul41 wrote:Below is the only image that went with the For Sale ad. As I am not a collector of D&D mini's, I would only contact the Ad poster if I could resell for a profit and/or see if they have some cool D&D material from the same timeframe to sell
serleran wrote:Not to mention they're not edible
JohnGaunt wrote:Seriously, wash your hands after handling lead miniatures. And don't eat or drink near them, especially if you are filing or stripping them.
bspaul41 wrote:Thanks for more information... If most of them look decent, and the price is right, I'll pick them up. Then I can post some pictures here so we can answer the mystery and add to the general knowledge base.