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Confession #2. I was the seller, and I wish I made my kids grab more from the booth at Boston FanExpo yesterday. Alas, I did not. Jerome's right; I couldn't refuse his offer, because the wife is mad...

Seller states "This is in Pre-order with Cemetery Dance Publishing and I will inform them of transfer of ownership once the winner has paid in full." Would CD really facilitate flipping a book like...

It's called "The Barbara Streisand Effect".

I"d pay $100.

This edition is still available from the publisher at a price of $450 (LINK), and you can have your pick from around 15 Phil Hale drawings.

Here's my standard to judge whether an autograph dealer is a fraud: wait for someone to die, and then see how many autographed photos of that person they list on eBay.

Sorry to beat a dead horse, but I have a copy of this letter (which I think is legitimately signed) and my sig matches the exemplar very well. Mine also is on SK letterhead (and has a typo in the...

The final price was $225. Amazingly enough, it appears that there were no bidders in common between the two auctions.

However, I do really like the photos with the auction. Comparing two of them really demonstrates the dangers of sun-fading:
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I won this book today... I had asked for pictures and he didn't get back to me till after the auction ended and I won... I told him I wanted to see the actual book and it is BEAT. Not worth...

I'm still waiting for someone to trade me a PC Copy of The Waste Lands (plus cash) for my numbered copy.

It will be interesting to see how this plays out. In my experience, Heritage Auctions sell for a super-premium, even before the buyer's premium is factored in.

$100; $90 discounted price for TDT.org. We joke a lot about the Mist snowglobe, but Oy should really be on everyone's shelf.
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I love the stuff offered in this email. Obviously, the Hale, McKean, and Lee remarques and signatures are not as rare or as hard to get as we were led to believe when they were first offered. I like...

Tomas at skcollector is selling the gift edition (with traycase and pictures) for $650. If the re-bound one sells for $1500, I'll buy Tomas' copy, rip the cover off and have it rebound.

Fair warning, I will probably by this at $200 if it's still there in a few hours (because that's how long it takes me to make this kind od decision). So if you want it, I suggest you pull the trigger...

I would agree that it is two different states; because of this, collectors would want to have one of each. I would assume that more of the 1982 copies were read than the 1984 copies, so the first...

I don't think shrinkwrap would add to the value of the books, and I would open them instantly if I purchased.

I don't know; I just think the dj isn't worthless, meaning that the book without the dust jacket is worth less than it is with that dust jacket. As a collector of all things Grant, who is not...

Why is the dj worthless? Because the spine is faded? If someone buys it and feels the same way, I would be glad to take the dj off their hands for free.