misterspock wrote:I don't own any of these sheets so I don't have anything to compare to, but maybe someone can chime in here. The photo of the sheets at the bottom have a copyright date of 1977. Did the 1979 version still have sheets inside with the 1977 copyright date?
Serian wrote:I've not seen one like that. Maybe you have a printing that is yet undiscovered.I have a pack of the orange 1977 sheets that identify out according to The Acaeum page as second printing and a yellow/buff colored pack that are the 1979 printing.The 1977 pack has the "* TM Reg applied for" on both the cover sheet and character sheets, as well as the 1977 copyright. The 1979 sheets have the circle R on both the cover and the sheets, but also indicate a copyright date of 1977.Some scans might help, too:http://tellaerad.net/77-sheets.pdfhttp://tellaerad.net/79-sheets.pdf
Eruantien wrote:I have added the 1st print OD&D rare variant woodgrain to e-bay -> ** expired/removed eBay auction **
Gnat the Beggar wrote:AWESOME!!! I am already the high bidder. That should last for like 20 more seconds! Dude more (and better) pictures would be a good idea.One blurry shot of just part of the box top is not nearly enough for a high value high profile rarity like yours.If you do not have a digital camera and cannot find one to borrow, you could mail the set to me I will take all the pictures you could every want...
Gnat the Beggar wrote:AWESOME!!! I am already the high bidder. That should last for like 20 more seconds!
Eruantien wrote:Ask and ye shall receive http://www.acaeum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=175418&highlight=#175418I didn't want to pay e-bay for the extra photos in the hopes that I could point people to this Arcaeum thread.
Gnat the Beggar wrote:Maybe you could add that link inside your listing.Not all of your collectors/bidders will even know about or know how to find that link for more pictures.
Eruantien wrote:ScketreWhisp, I assume it is the same. Though your link doesn't work.
ScketreWhisp® wrote:The ,ink works, assuming the dang .net extentsion stays in the URL.www.tsrinfo.net/archive/woodgraindepending on my browser, sometimes it either drops the .net or it changes it to .com which is wired and then of course it won't work...then if I manually type it in the URL field it works... I have the .net extensions !
ScketreWhisp® wrote:it's a nice copy for sure...