misterspock wrote in Interesting Items Currently on eBay:I wonder if the Myth Information might be a fan club/zine thing that Robert Asprin was putting together? It would be a collection of fiction with some illustration work

Kind of looks like it might be... I found this --> SMIG: Myth Adventures Fan Club Part1 and further tracking down shows it was the "official" club newsletter for the Myth Adventures Fan Club. A date for this was started in the mid 80's so it falls in range with it.

On the University of California Riversides Fanzine Collection search, it shows issue 12 was in 1988, issue 16 was in 1990, and 18 was in 1991.  Link --> UC Riverside Library . In the auction, it says issue 14 has a 1989 date, so if it was a quarterly fanzine, that would fall directly in line. As with all my posts...just my 2 cents.

webrik33 wrote in Interesting Items Currently on eBay:I messaged the guy and he posted some more pics. I chatted with him a little and come to find out he bought all the stuff up for auction now and some D&D,AD&D modules he sold recently along with a bunch of space games and metagaming product yet to list for....wait for it.....$40!! he said cost him about $1 per lb.

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Sounds like a great deal even if the items are in poor condition

webrik33 wrote in Interesting Items Currently on eBay:i've bid on this lot but the high bidder with a feedback of 6 and 75% of bids going to this seller gives me the heebie jeebies. lol.

I'm always suspicious of bidders like that - newly created account that seems to mainly be bidding on this auction, etc.  This lot will likely go for a fairly high price so in the end a bidder like this generally doesn't impact the final result.

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Ouch on the BIN but great condition!

burntwire brothers wrote in Interesting Items Currently on eBay:
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How much for a nice clean copy nowadays?
Those white textured covers are a pain...

Phentari wrote in Interesting Items Currently on eBay:The overseas shipping is a pity.

$23.60 is probably under the "official" Royal Mail cost for their packed weight; certainly less than it would cost to ship with compensation from the US to the UK nowadays. Those aren't the best copies (OK; spines not detached for a change!) but admittedly the current price isn't high... Somewhat undervalued books for lack of an Acaeum "main" listing?

And it's sold.

Bracton wrote in Interesting Items Currently on eBay:And it's sold.

Sorry.  I could not resist.  I have not seen a white box in shrink wrap without the starburst.  I have seen quite a few with the starburst.