Mars wrote:From the recent talk of high priced video games, this one caught my eye: ** expired/removed eBay auction **
HermitFromPluto wrote:How about this one! $17,500http://videogames.yahoo.com/events/plug ... me/1332488
*shakes head* just...wow.
Picture shown is a stock picture of a Axis and Allies: Conquest of the Pacific expansion (Conquest Gaming). The actual condition is: mint sealed board game. Condition: mint sealed board game Included in this package: # 1 22 in. X 34 in. Game Board # 1 instruction Manual Dice (six sided), Territory Markers, Playing Pieces*, and Money not included. *Axis and Allies type plastic miniatures work well. It is early morning December 7, 1941. While most of the people of Hawaii are still in bed, Admiral Yamamoto . . .
Gnat the Beggar wrote:http://cgi.ebay.com/AD-D-2nd-ed-Dungeons-Dragons-Manual-of-the-Planes_W0QQitemZ320395303976QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item4a990c5c28&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14&_trkparms=65%3A10%7C66%3A2%7C39%3A1%7C293%3A8%7C294%3A50
The product must be returned within 21 days of purchasing item.
JasonZavoda wrote: ** expired/removed eBay auction **No matter how many pictures this guy takes of this lot it isn't going to somehow morph into anywhere near $250 worth.
JasonZavoda wrote:viewtopic.php?t=8704This isn't an auction and it is right here and not on ebay but it seemed worth noting.It seems to me if you sign up here the first post you make shouldn't be a classified add. It also seems like this is an absolutely ridiculous price for ravenloft items. Maybe the prices have suddenly changed, but ravenloft has been in the under $5 range for the most part, and in large lots the prices I've seen are in the $3 a piece and under range. Ebay is usually the place to test the waters and see if you hook a buyer. I just expect anyone posting a for sale ad here to have done some research and expect a much more experienced group of customers.
Grug Greyskin wrote:No problem here with his first post being a classified ad, but you are right, he should have done a little research first. A reseller would be hard pressed to get $300 splitting that lot. Probably good for the poster that classifed ad threads can't be responded to.
JasonZavoda wrote:I don't know, introducing yourself first seems like the way to go. And posting on appraisel would have helped him a lot. This a helpful site (though the pricing should be removed from the item archive) and asking what people here think something is worth will usually get good suggestions and a reasonable range of values.
