Lord Dynel wrote:So this starts some time after the first auction?
Badmike wrote:Actually, anything can be entered into the Auction Store as long as the price is set at under $40, it does not have to go through the auction first. It's good if you want a fixed price for the item but don't want to put it in the Auction itself (sort of like Ebay stores vs Ebay auctions) So the Auction Store is full of items from the very first hour of the con. A good strategy is to take a cruise through the Auction Store first thing Thursday morning to nab anything that might have been placed withing and underpriced. Last year I had about 100 items in the auction store and they actually sold pretty well compared to the auction itself.Mike B.
Lord Dynel wrote:Thanks, Mike, for the advice (sorry in the lapse in reply, I've been sick the past week). You've really been helping this GenCon newbie out!So, if I may ask one more question - what are some of the good "regulars" in the dealer's room that will be selling/usually sells older D&D product? Someone mentioned a few back before, but was that list comprehensive?
Badmike wrote:I think it pretty much changes every year....Crazy Egor is always there and had a lot of goodies in 2007, but in 2008 I didn't buy anything there.
Mars wrote:I'm not sure if I mentioned this before in this thread or not. Before Origins and GenCon I went to Egor's Store and dropped $350+. I probably could spent more too. All of the items I did pick up I thought were very good buys.
Invincible Overlord wrote:Did you use the words "Good Buy" and "Crazy Egor" in the same sentence? Seriously, I've scanned through his items before and although they were quality items, they always looked to be very expensive.
