The signature might change things, especially if it can be authenticated (ie. you have a photo of you and EGG with a pen in his hand).

The 3.0 edition of the PHB seems to be worth no more than £5. Keep it. Maybe in 10 years the story will be different. 3.5E players aren't sufficiently into the collecting thing, and there is no nostalgia in the game yet. Once that builds and the twenty-somethings are thirty-something and trying to recapture their D&D hayday, there will likely be money in 3E. 3.5E has a little investment pottential at the moment, but only due to the regular churn of companies and publishers, and WoTC moving the industry by force to the 4E model.

I don't hold out ny hope fr my core 3.0 rulebooks, but there's no accounting for the completists of the years to come. But you're probably right. Good for keeping things flat, though.

Thanks, no piccy unfortunately.
But in all honesty - it would never be for sale - its part of my collection and a high point of my gaming life.

Gaming with EGG. That's pretty cool.