Corey: "What do you want for it?"
Seller: "2500"

Corey:  "Uh, I'll give you about 200 bucks."

lol.  This would probably be the last place I would try to sell this.  Definitely won't get top dollar and more than likely won't get bottom dollar either.


-SKA

Deadlord wrote in Dungeons & Dragons on Pawn Stars do America:I'm not unconvinced that some or all shows like that aren't scripted.

The talk shows where the guests get into fistfights are as real as wrestling, & the guests themselves might be actors playing 'real people.' On a documentary/journalism-style show like Pawn Stars, the hosts & guests likely discuss what they're going to say beforehand, but won't script every word, in order to make it look more spontaneous. Average, ordinary non-actors display their faces scrunched up for the camera in ways that can be made to look like they are reacting dramatically to the bidding war, when in fact they are actually that ugly during every moment of their lives.

I think it would sell for $300 quick on ebay. Its still nicer than most copies. I am guessing the staples would still be rusted, so that would be bad. Mint books and sealed dice would be worth it to some though.