serleran wrote:Been on my list for a while, and I'd say the $30-40 is a good bet. Maybe even $75 depending on who shows interest and how its marketed. Me, I'd pay $50, just to get it, if it were on sale...
That's the problem with (most of the) non-TSR stuff. "Valuable" means "around $50."
jdrakeh01 wrote:Well, it is up for auction at ENWorld right now (I'm giving their 'Marketplace' feature a go). I need to go back and brush up the entry later today, though (I was medicated when I typed it up and didn't do such a good job conveying to those not familiar with the game what it is actually about).
Rakeesh sah Tarna wrote:would have guessed $40-50 as offered but enworld obscure for listing so $20 more likely from start price good luck on that
jdrakeh01 wrote:Yeah, I opened bidding at $20. I'm simply using ENWorld because I'm a longtime patron of the site and I know several collectors who frequent it (I do have a Premiere eBay account but, frankly, it's a major hassle).
Rakeesh sah Tarna wrote:probably easier just to ask price if have buyers unless expect higher from enworld agree with ebay = hassle though ^^imo might be different if known item @ $100+ phps but doubt would see that high
jdrakeh01 wrote:Yeah I buy such stuff mainly because I find that it tends to be more obscure than TSR stuff, thus, it intrigues me more from a research perspective. There isn't any question that TSR products are more cherished by collectors, however. I've always been more thrilled with trying to track down copies of games like Fanhunter or Hunter Planet. IME, it's relatively easy to find copies of OD&D and such (though they may be expensive) but finding a decent quality copy of many a non-TSR product is a real challenge
Mars wrote:BTW, if you don't mind me asking, what is your Ebay name?
serleran wrote:Yeah, I won't be expressing any interest in it if is at ENWorld, a place I basically refuse to visit, mostly because its god-awful slow and I hate slow websites. I do wish you good luck with the auction.
jdrakeh01 wrote:Well, does The Acaeum support auctions? I'd rather sell it here (or at Bartertown) but, if an auction isn't an option, I think it pretty much has to be ENWorld. I guess I could do silent auctions via PM, in which case I would dig out other items like my Lords of Creation box, my 5000 pt WH40k Army, and other stuff.
beasterbrook wrote:link to enworld auction?
Rakeesh sah Tarna wrote:lazy http://www.enworld.org/forum/vbclassifi ... =ad&id=153
jdrakeh01 wrote:I went on an impulse buying spree for Ultramarines before I was medicated for my Bipolar II last month, so I have roughly $800 worth of marines painted, assembled, partially assembled, and new in boxes that I figure I'll throw up for sale, too.