Ebay

[essentialsaltes]

Whole lotta Pagan Publishing stuff: $997. Seems way extravagant, but then again it appears that someone's willing to pay $88 just for Delta Green.

For comparison, it'll be interesting to see what this run of the first 7 years of Amazing Stories finally goes for.

Then there's John Pelan's auction of the first 98 issues of Crypt of Cthulhu.

And lastly, the Necronomipotty.

Comments

[bellwethr.livejournal.com]

Gulp. I think I have 27 of those 30-odd Pagan supplements. And a few others.... hmmm....

[therrin.livejournal.com]

Dear Cthulhu I want that collection of amazing stories.

[(Anonymous)]

I was going to comment that you should hold on to them and let the value continue to increase. But then I got to thinking, at some point the value and thus the price people are willing to pay for it is going to decrease. In 35 years, its conceivable that people won't be interested in obtaining CoC materials. Much like people today don't break down doors to obtain snap-dragon related items from the last century.

http://www.answers.com/topic/snap-dragon

So think about it, there is an actual year where you will maximize your profit and which afterward, your profits of Pagan material will decrease. We just don't know what that year will be.

[aaronjv.livejournal.com]

Here's how you judge when to sell your items; never do it when I say you should sell. I rarely, if ever, get what I think is a fair price for the things I sell on ebay.

I so want the occult toilet seat cover, if only it wouldn't clash with the rest of our bathroom.