TheMilford wrote:Is this worth $24? And is this the earliest edition?Free shipping... If you guys don't mind I think I will try to take this for myself. ** expired/removed eBay auction **
JasonZavoda wrote:From what I have seen this set goes from $5 to $20 + shipping.
TheMilford wrote:so $24 shipped would have been "ok"...I contacted the buyer... have not heard back.
JasonZavoda wrote:For Gangbusters I would have said $24 shipped is high end. But the game is now about 25 years old and prices for them might be rising. I havent kept track of the main set. My main interest is what the modules have been selling for. I know I saw a set sell for about $5 within the last few months and another sell for either $15 or $18
TheMilford wrote:Are these counterfeit or some sort of tourny thing?http://cgi.ebay.com/HUGE-Lot-Advanced-D ... 1|294%3A50 Should we report?
. wrote:Same character sheet. People used to photocopy them onto all sorts of paper. My local games store used to sell them in ziplocs. All just photocopies of character sheets. Very much doubt TSR licensed them, so if that makes them counterfiet then they are counterfied. But as so many people here will say, that doesn't meant they aren't legitimate 1980's photocopies and not modern, so have inherent value on grounds of age of counterfiet.
legitimate 1980's photocopies.........have inherent value on grounds of age of counterfiet.
HermitFromPluto wrote:Here's another lot of druid cleric sheets. Have not seen these before. Where do they come from?Sheets
TheHistorian wrote:There are also modern pdf recreations out there, so some folks could just be printing those and selling them.
Gnat the Beggar wrote:I think the first lot are ligitimate.Seller said they are PADS of PC sheets.With some torn from the pads..
Gnat the Beggar wrote: So, if the counterfeit is from the 1980s (20 plus years old) then its a collectable even though it is nothing but a copied (Zerox) of an Original of the item?
. wrote:There are plenty of counterfiet products that are worth selling on eBay because they have value. I have Wanderer issues 1 and 2, which are 1990's copies/reprints/ripoffs or issues 2 and 3 respectively. I'd be willing to bet I could get $10 a shop for those on eBay. And if it weren't for NKG having so many copies of Montie Haul and Compleat Tavers, I'[d bet you could sell counterfiet Monie Hails and Complete Taverns pretty successfully on eBay too. Furthermore, if you found a fake PoVQ or DG, I bet you could sell it for $30-50 on eBay as a 'modern reproduction of the first ever dungeon, circa 1990.' Photocopies have velue on eBay. Maybe not PoVQ, but we see them in lots of one sort or another pretty regularily.
TheMilford wrote:Are these counterfeit or some sort of tourny thing? ** expired/removed eBay auction **Should we report?
1979: Character Record Sheets. Tom Wham artwork on cover. Wizard logo. Copyright still reads "1977", but "TM Reg App For" has been removed. Versions with blue, yellow, grey, or green covers and pink, orange, grey, or green sheets have been reported (other than colors, they appear identical). One copy has been spotted that is a side-tearing pad, but the vast majority appear to be top-tearing.
SoulCatcher78 wrote:Giant picture lot has come down in price for anyone interested: ** expired/removed eBay auction **I think he'd have an easier time of it if he'd rethink his shipping options though.
Gnat the Beggar wrote:I do not know if that auction linked above had these specific PC Pads by TSR, but those PC Sheets came in all sorts of colors. Besides, who would go to all the trouble of ordering/making/buying entire PADS of fake PC sheets?
