Invincible Overlord wrote in Rares on Ebay (Autotracker):I guess I'm trying to say that the 5 x 8 rulebooks (Greyhawk/Blackmoor/Swords & Spells/Eldritch Wizardry/Gods Demigods & Heroes) seem a lot more common now...
FoulFoot wrote in Rares on Ebay (Autotracker):Easier said than done! Using the search term "first print" doesn't help much; people with a first print often don't use it, and those that have a later print often do. Nor does searching by 1975, 1976, etc help.
Invincible Overlord wrote in Rares on Ebay (Autotracker):Although I'm grateful for this service, do we need to see type 3 rarity (uncommon) items. I guess I'm trying to say that the 5 x 8 rulebooks (Greyhawk/Blackmoor/Swords & Spells/Eldritch Wizardry/Gods Demigods & Heroes) seem a lot more common now...Discuss :)
burntwire brothers wrote in Rares on Ebay (Autotracker):Sellers listing items with ridiculous prices seems to be a big trend lately. Some dumb ass even listed a REF1 for $299.
stratochamp wrote in Rares on Ebay (Autotracker):would it be possible to split them in to different listings (category 3, and 4-5 or categories 3, 4 and 5)?
sauromatian wrote in Rares on Ebay (Autotracker):Based on the classification system for hurricanes, the Acaeum rarity codes are applied in like fashion. Buying a 5, for instance, may have an effect upon your wallet similar to that of your house being hit by a Category 5 storm.
grodog wrote in Rares on Ebay (Autotracker):stratochamp wrote in Rares on Ebay (Autotracker):would it be possible to split them in to different listings (category 3, and 4-5 or categories 3, 4 and 5)?I think that's a good suggestion, Bill. FWIW, I lean toward two categories myself---3s, and then a combined one for 4s and 5s.
