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I haven't held a PS King Lettered so can't judge those. The LE's on the other hand; underwhelmed would be an understatement.[/QUOTE]

I have one PS LE book and it’s ok. Not worth the price point.

I position them case out of the title is printed on the case, book out if not

That would bother me.

You are correct.[/QUOTE]

Interesting. How can this person sell facsimiles then?

http://www.facsimiledustjackets.com/about.php

He/she does call it a facsimile in the description. I'm not sure if that makes it legal but it is worth noting.

Thanks for the clarification. I could have sworn I read that here.

To my knowledge (and I remember reading this somewhere here), King doesn't have a say as to what limiteds are done (at least as it pertains to books whose publishing rights belong to a publishing...

Ha!

Pete, out of curiosity, seeing as how each book is unique (each having its letter printed or embossed throughout the production), how will you handle a damaged book that needs replacing? I'm sure...

The early contact you are referring to is an exclusive benefit awarded to fully paid up members of the CDCC. It is not automatically applied to everyone.

As far as reproductions go, CD are...

That's been up since the book was announced. I don't think anything new has been posted.

What else could it be? I am sure King would be willing to sign 26+ signature sheets.

If it is signed by King I bet it lasts all of 3 minutes before its sold out.