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Cool thing but I think I'll pass.
11 of them appear to have been sold already!
I'm sure they will all sell.
Good for PS. We want them to do well.
Says the same thing here.Quote:
Originally Posted by webstar1000
Cool! Thanks for the search brother. I would imagine a deal was made where Pete took them all. Just not sure why they need a letter?Quote:
Originally Posted by peripheralOK. Just went hunting and saw the Facebook post on "Gerald Winters and Son" Facebook page. Thirteenth January the "Sold" post is announced for these Thinners. In the comments of this post, on the 14th January, Gerald actually responds to a question you ask Kris: "They were $425 each".Quote:
Originally Posted by webstar1000Something tells me $200... but I might be wrong... I cannot remember 100%. Someone on here will as it was talked about.Quote:
Originally Posted by peripheral
At today's exchange rate, $425 = £340. So, there must have been a bulk-discount applied, a wildly different exchange rate at the time of purchase, or PS are running at a loss (of course not)...
Here's Gerald Winters & Son Facebook Link. Go to Jan 13...
https://www.facebook.com/GWandSonBooks/?fref=ts
They are way too good and way too expensive. It would be a "sin" to tear them apart.Quote:
Originally Posted by wolfehrThese might be too good for one of those projects, since they would be stripped down to the page block anyway. Might as well pay less for copies that have issues with areas except the page block. Though obviously defer to Paul on all things Dragon Rebound :)Quote:
Originally Posted by St. Troy
I was fortunate enough to purchase two of these books prior to them being shipped to the UK. I have purchased copies before from different sources listed as fine, mint and new. However none have been anything like these.
They are superb in their original form, when Peter has finished with his plans they will be one not to miss.
You will not be disappointed!
Kindest regards
Alec.
Are there other plans than the book in a slipcase? The book in a slipcase is what he's offering isn't it?Quote:
Originally Posted by Alec
I believe what you see on PS Publishings website are the plans. To be honest I have not looked into it that deeply. The only thing I have done is order one.
Alec.
There are mint copies of this book available at much cheaper prices. So I don't get exactly how there is any difference except paying four times the market price for a slipcase and meaningless letter. Again, I don't blame PS for getting the most they can get for these books. I simply don't understand why anyone would pay that much.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alec
I am regularly (and happily) amazed at the appetite for Stephen King collectibles...Quote:
Originally Posted by jon10g
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"OLD FOOLS PRICE....
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"OLD FOOLS PRICE...
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But on SEPT 3,1985 the value changed....
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Originally Posted by Br!anThey are way too good and way too expensive. It would be a "sin" to tear them apart.Quote:
Originally Posted by wolfehrThese might be too good for one of those projects, since they would be stripped down to the page block anyway. Might as well pay less for copies that have issues with areas except the page block. Though obviously defer to Paul on all things Dragon Rebound :)Quote:
Originally Posted by St. Troy
Originally Posted by needfulthings
I would think so, but nothing yet so far.
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I was under the impression the SKELETON CREW was the last PS anniversary edition to be signed. Did a quick review of earlier posts in this thread and saw speculation, but didn't notice any updates. Has it been confirmed one way or another what King's signing status is on these editions?
I realize there were rumors King wouldn't be doing too many more s/l editions, but we now have Gwendy's Button Box, Sleeping Beauties plus these upcoming PS lettereds.
Guess there are always exceptions...:)
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I would think that they will be priced around the same ballpark as the Lettered editions for CD's Doubleday Years set.
Originally Posted by frik
I agree.
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