Suntup Editions

[MikeDuke]

Next is the actual shelf of total goodness

And then me with the shelf of total goodness

[MikeDuke]

And for those who are wondering about the cane, well, it's a Suntup cane of course

[jeffingoff]

HEY! Great to see you, Mike!

[MikeDuke]

So get off your butts and do what you have to do to get on the train .

[jeffingoff]

That cane has the lowest limitation of any Suntup product!!

[webstar1000]

Next is the actual shelf of total goodness

And then me with the shelf of total goodness

LOVE THE HANDLEBAR STACHE MIKE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[MikeDuke]

Thanks Jeff. Yep, the cane is 1/1.

[MikeDuke]

Thanks Kris. My Grandfather had one so why not me as well.

[zelig]

Mike, good to see pics of you! So pleased you use the cane.

[MikeDuke]

Mike, good to see pics of you! So pleased you use the cane.

It's the ONLY one I use Paul. And that's the truth.

[Noxus35]

Mike, good to see pics of you! So pleased you use the cane.

It's the ONLY one I use Paul. And that's the truth.

The cane is absolutely awesome! It's gorgeous and super cool that Paul gifted it to you.



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[becca69]

Nice pics Mike!

[MikeDuke]

Mike, good to see pics of you! So pleased you use the cane.

It's the ONLY one I use Paul. And that's the truth.

The cane is absolutely awesome! It's gorgeous and super cool that Paul gifted it to you.



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Yea, I told the story once, but one day Paul asked me all sorts of strange questions. Like how tall I was, and if I was right or left handed. Then I forgot about those emails. Then one day I get a package and it's this awesome cane
made for right handed people. You can tell by the grip. Plus it was the perfect height. I was floored by it. It really means a lot to me. He did not have to take the time to do that but he did. It's another reason he has a customer
for life.

[MikeDuke]

Nice pics Mike!

Thanks Becca.

[Noxus35]

Mike, good to see pics of you! So pleased you use the cane.

It's the ONLY one I use Paul. And that's the truth.

The cane is absolutely awesome! It's gorgeous and super cool that Paul gifted it to you.



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Yea, I told the story once, but one day Paul asked me all sorts of strange questions. Like how tall I was, and if I was right or left handed. Then I forgot about those emails. Then one day I get a package and it's this awesome cane
made for right handed people. You can tell by the grip. Plus it was the perfect height. I was floored by it. It really means a lot to me. He did not have to take the time to do that but he did. It's another reason he has a customer
for life.

This post really makes feel the good and positive vibe Paul's swinging around here, i would be floored by a surprise like that too.

Ps: i wanted to give you positive rep for your post but i can't, i need to give it to others first. So please consider this as your positive rep!

[MikeDuke]

Yea. You can feel Paul's positive vibe through the FB live stuff also. And thanks for the positive rep.

[Br!an]

I received my artist and numbered Red Dragons on my birthday! Hard to top that. They are magnificent. Paul is the most organized man in the book publishing world. In fact, he is the only one. I got a kick out of the little insert that said the package contained two books. Imagine throwing the box away and realizing later it had another RD? Fantastic.

Not sure if you ever heard the story.. but I was in touch with Rick Berry back when Misery came out. Long story short... he complained to me that Paul owed him a book still. I informed him of the two book box when you get a number/letter. He threw the box away with the lettered in the bottom!!! I was shocked. Told
Him to try and get it. Turned out it was still in his garage with that trash to be picked up that week! Another day and he said it would have been gone!! Magine that!

Didn't he know that Suntup boxes are collectible too?

[webstar1000]

RENEWING my offer here for numbered Misery for $5250. Still
Cannot Believe this book is worth more than 90% of the lettereds out there.


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[Hunchback Jack]

Next is the actual shelf of total goodness

And then me with the shelf of total goodness

Well, hey there, Mike! Good to see you!

HBJ

[Br!an]

RENEWING my offer here for numbered Misery for $5250. Still
Cannot Believe this book is worth more than 90% of the lettereds out there.


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The value is in the rights. I'd be tempted to sell my Misery for $5250 without rights.

[webstar1000]

RENEWING my offer here for numbered Misery for $5250. Still
Cannot Believe this book is worth more than 90% of the lettereds out there.


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The value is in the rights. I'd be tempted to sell my Misery for $5250 without rights.

Let’s be honest. How much value is in the rights to something that there is no Guarantee of? 10%, 20%? Surely not much more than 1/4? While there is value there I do not disagree...
The book commands the prices it does Because it’s astounding, amazing, breathtakingly beautiful and better than the 90% of the Lettereds that have been done previously. It deserves to be priced that much in this market. Are you willing to sell yours without rights? I would surely ask the buyer if so my man...


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[ruderabbit]

RENEWING my offer here for numbered Misery for $5250. Still
Cannot Believe this book is worth more than 90% of the lettereds out there.


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The value is in the rights. I'd be tempted to sell my Misery for $5250 without rights.

Let’s be honest. How much value is in the rights to something that there is no Guarantee of? 10%, 20%? Surely not much more than 1/4? While there is value there I do not disagree...
The book commands the prices it does Because it’s astounding, amazing, breathtakingly beautiful and better than the 90% of the Lettereds that have been done previously. It deserves to be priced that much in this market. Are you willing to sell yours without rights? I would surely ask the buyer if so my man...


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I seem to recall a rather heated debate about not being able to sell Misery without rights.

Most of the heat being directed at me.

Are you now saying it’s OK to sell without rights staying with the book?

[webstar1000]

RENEWING my offer here for numbered Misery for $5250. Still
Cannot Believe this book is worth more than 90% of the lettereds out there.


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The value is in the rights. I'd be tempted to sell my Misery for $5250 without rights.

Let’s be honest. How much value is in the rights to something that there is no Guarantee of? 10%, 20%? Surely not much more than 1/4? While there is value there I do not disagree...
The book commands the prices it does Because it’s astounding, amazing, breathtakingly beautiful and better than the 90% of the Lettereds that have been done previously. It deserves to be priced that much in this market. Are you willing to sell yours without rights? I would surely ask the buyer if so my man...


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I seem to recall a rather heated debate about not being able to sell Misery without rights.

Most of the heat being directed at me.

Are you now saying it’s OK to sell without rights staying with the book?

That’s what has been stated recently. Long as buyer and seller don’t fill out the paperwork on the Suntup site... good to go!

[webstar1000]

RENEWING my offer here for numbered Misery for $5250. Still
Cannot Believe this book is worth more than 90% of the lettereds out there.


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The value is in the rights. I'd be tempted to sell my Misery for $5250 without rights.

Let’s be honest. How much value is in the rights to something that there is no Guarantee of? 10%, 20%? Surely not much more than 1/4? While there is value there I do not disagree...
The book commands the prices it does Because it’s astounding, amazing, breathtakingly beautiful and better than the 90% of the Lettereds that have been done previously. It deserves to be priced that much in this market. Are you willing to sell yours without rights? I would surely ask the buyer if so my man...


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I seem to recall a rather heated debate about not being able to sell Misery without rights.

Most of the heat being directed at me.

Are you now saying it’s OK to sell without rights staying with the book?

That’s what has been stated recently. Long as buyer and seller don’t fill out the paperwork on the Suntup site... good to go!

[ruderabbit]

That’s convenient.

I got verbally hammered by people on this message board when I tried to sell without rights following with the book.