Hi Guys and Gals.

Dug out a load of stuff for a clear out just before Christmas and came across a few old pewter belt buckles ... and this little gem from the past popped out into my hand. The 1994 officially licensed Planescape Lady of Pain buckle (painted version).

Unfortunately I haven't got a clue what it's worth, so if anyone has seen one of these sold (or even advertised ... the only one I could find on any of the eBay sites I tried failed to sell at $1250) I would be most appreciative of the heads up.

And as I would prefer it ended up in the hands of a collector rather than just as a curiosity in someone's drawers, I'll post up when I'm setting the auction going.

Sounds reasonable.  I've always had a bit of luck with eBay BINs (have the final price what you're shooting for, but include a Best Offer option)

Hi Gendibal,

Its Mark from Ebay.  I posted in the Collecting General thread before I checked here.  I saw your pictures on Ebay and was wondering if your buckle has the same level of detail on the back as mine or not - sometimes can't quite tell if it is simply shadows or photo autoadjust, etc.  The modron (guy on the left in the 2nd picture) seems more sunken into the metal and the words in the boxes don't quite seem as crisp.

Also, is yellow/gold the dominant colour on the front as it appears in the picture? I'm sure these were all hand done so there is some artistic license.

Thanks,
Mark