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Allison
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Post Posted: Fri Aug 28, 2009 2:50 pm 
 

Would appreciate an idea of the value of The Book of Treasure by Phil Edgren.

Copyright 1978 Little Soldier Games. Above the copyright on the page is:
Little Soldier Games, a Division of Phoenix Games. It is a full size book. 64 pages.

Thanks for the help.

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Post Posted: Fri Aug 28, 2009 3:24 pm 
 

The earlier digest sized books in the same line tend to do a bit better than these full sized ones.

If it is in excellent shape, it would probably sell for around $40ish possibly higher since I don't remember too many of these passing through Ebay in the last while.
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Post Posted: Tue Dec 23, 2025 8:20 pm 
 

Sorry to resurrect a 16-year-old message, but I have the same question.

I have a copy of the Book of Treasure, 1978 full-size version, with only very minor cover wear and slight page yellowing - no actual flaws.

It is one of the only things in my collection that I have no idea of the current value of.  There seem to be very few listed.

Anyone have an idea of its current value?  I am not looking to sell, but I like to note the rough value of my items.

Also, it appears to be one of Little Soldier Games' scarcest items.  Do we know if it was printed in lower number?

For those who don't know it, it is an interesting item.  No game stats at all so you have to assign the bonuses or other actual effects.  The first 50 items are fantasy and generally derived from real-world myth and legend.  The last 50 items are all modern/sci-fi, but apparently meant for use in a fantasy campaign (gotta love the 70s).

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