I'm confused as usual. I just have a few variations that I was hoping someone could shed some light on.
I got my sons college tuition bill today and realized that I should probably start thinking about selling off my D&D collection very soon. Who needs 14 copies of a DM's guide anyways?



I finally got down to the 6th printings of the DM's Guide and have a large volume of them that have the wizards logo, the isbn on spine, white endpapers, two reference sheets not perforated, which means that they are probably 6th Gamma Printings.

(Question #1) I then found two that are almost identical to the Gamma printing but they have Survey's and only the second reference sheet that starts with "Encumbrance" is inside. Pages are printed up to 236 and is missing the next page. Now I checked both to make sure they were not torn out and also, when they are referenced on the site as "perforated", does that mean they have the little noticeable straight lines that do not go all the way to the spine?


Also as I was checking this info, on the second to the last page had a newspaper article clipping from the Albuquerque Journal from 1985? talking about BAAD (Bothered About Dungeons and Dragons) and of course blaming D&D for deaths. I know it's random but thought someone would enjoy reading it.



(Question #2) Anyone have a suggestion on how I should seperate all my items into lots? I really do not want to list each one individually, I have boxes of items from modules, boxed sets, books, miniatures, from the early days to 4E. Do large collection lots do well on Ebay? Or does that usually give you a much lower price and only have resellers bidding?