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Badmike wrote:
Thork, your two module bundle went for a whopping $125!!! My brother bought it, he didn't have a clue what he was bidding on except it looked cool and people kept upping his bid. Thanks so much!

Mike B.
Holy crap! Which 2 modules were these?

Congrats to all, and thanks to whomever for providing this service. I wish all old-school cons would do this.

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Yeah, I watched the auction. It was cool.
On second thought, I might be impolite in asking you to post such a list. While the auction was publicly held (sort of) you might not wish the exact data to be publicly known.
Perhaps just a list (in order) of the top 10 items?


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Cool. Thanks.

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Did you guys not get the two AS&SH adventures I sent for the raffle / auction? I mailed them Priority on Saturday, and they promised me a Wednesday delivery at latest . . .

I'm happy to hear the CZ set I personalized to the con helped generate some funding. :)

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Ghul wrote:Did you guys not get the two AS&SH adventures I sent for the raffle / auction? I mailed them Priority on Saturday, and they promised me a Wednesday delivery at latest . . .

I'm happy to hear the CZ set I personalized to the con helped generate some funding. :)

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I also didn't see the copy of SWN I bid on (and I did see a copy of one of the ASS&H module, Jeff, so I think they arrived) -- maybe the silent auction results aren't posted, Mike?
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Ghul wrote:Did you guys not get the two AS&SH adventures I sent for the raffle / auction? I mailed them Priority on Saturday, and they promised me a Wednesday delivery at latest . . .

I'm happy to hear the CZ set I personalized to the con helped generate some funding. :)

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Yes Jeff, thanks a bunch. The AS&SH modules went in the Silent Auction. Thanks for helping support the con!

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Badmike wrote:
Ghul wrote:Did you guys not get the two AS&SH adventures I sent for the raffle / auction? I mailed them Priority on Saturday, and they promised me a Wednesday delivery at latest . . .

I'm happy to hear the CZ set I personalized to the con helped generate some funding. :)

Jeff T.
Yes Jeff, thanks a bunch. The AS&SH modules went in the Silent Auction. Thanks for helping support the con!

Mike B.
Good stuff! Glad you folks had lots of fun.

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Mythmere wrote:
I also didn't see the copy of SWN I bid on (and I did see a copy of one of the ASS&H module, Jeff, so I think they arrived) -- maybe the silent auction results aren't posted, Mike?
I haven't posted the Silent Auction items and I might not post the winner, just the amounts (or just the titles). However, all Silent Auction items except four (to two different individuals) have already been distributed and the money collected, so if anyone hasn't been contacted by now, you didn't win anything.

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Badmike wrote: if anyone hasn't been contacted by now, you didn't win anything.
Damn. :D
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Auction Results:

Stone Giant Lord Modules
$125.00
-Robert Badolato

Best of Dragon 1-5
$50.00
-Steve Balog

World of Greyhawk Boxed Set & Gazetteer
$75.00
-Johnathan Perkel

Judges Guild Collection (50+ items)
$40.00
-Zach Glazer

NTRPGCon reprint - High in Hellgate Mountains
$20.00
-Elizabeth Stewart

Robert Kuntz's Wargamer Digest Magazine Vol3 #1-10
$30.00
-Martin Britt

Swords & Wizardry White Box (SW)
$60.00
-Norman Harman

OD&D White Box OCE
$150.00
-Zach Glazer

Chaimail 3rd Ed - 2nd print
$125.00
-Zach Glazer

The Stalk - by Robert Kuntz (signed comp copy)
$30.00
-Malcolm Lawrenson

Tower of Blood - by Robert Kuntz (2nd print)
$45.00
-Bill Webb

"Manuscripts" - Robert Kuntz (misc excerpts)
$30.00
-Mike Cary

Original sketch - Artist Panel - Erol Otus
$300.00
-Martin Britt

Original sketch - Artist Panel - Jeff Dee
$70.00
-Malcolm Lawrenson

Original sketch - Artist Panel - Diesel LaForce
$55.00
-Norman Harmon

Original sketch - Artist Panel - Jennell Jaquays
$60.00
-David Rhea

Original sketch - Artist Panel - Jason Braun
$75.00
-Norman Harmon

DCC #35 Box Set - shrink
$75.00
-Rachel Ventura

TSR1 Insidious (banned module cover)
$50.00
-Zach Glazer

Supp IV Gods, Demi Gods, & Heroes - 1st print
$105.00
-Mike Cary

Dragon Magazine # 2
$90.00
-Jim Johnson

Castle Zagyg - shrink (signed by Jeff Talanian)
$310.00
-Rachel Ventura

Bottle City - Limited Edition - Author Copy J10 (signed by Rob)
$260.00
-Mike Cary

Temple of the Weaver Queen - DM Copy (Tim Kask con module run at NTRPG con #1)
$360.00
-Bill Meinhardt

Greyhawk goldenrod ref sheets
$1350.00
-Jeff Imrie

Living Room by Robert Kuntz
$30.00
-Chris Finch

City State of the Invincible Overlord - 1st print
$210.00
-Bill Webb

Treasury of Archaic Names (JG)
$50.00
-Jeff Imrie

Lost Abbey & Mines of Keridav (Phoenix Games)
$95.00
-Mike Cary

Return to the Frozen North - player copy #4 of 6 (Tim Kask con module run at Gencon)
$250.00
-Bill Meinhardt

City of Greyhawk - Boxed Set
$50.00
-Stan Shinn
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Also, just a quick note to everyone that donated something: If you don't see your item listed in the auctions/raffles/silent auctions, there are a few reasons. First, there is a limited amount of room for everything, as well as a limited amount of time. Some items will go into the con warehouse until next year's con. Sometimes an item will be given out as a special prize (this year, a signed module Guy Fullerton sent me ended up going to the high bidder in the Charity Game in appreciation for the bidding going over $150). Trust me when I say all donations are appreciated and EVERYTHING will eventually be used (particularly in the Silent Auction). Some of the signed items especially end up going for more than cover price, and considering we got them free, they really help defray the con expenses. Thanks to everyone that donated this year!

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$1350 for a single sheet (or is it two sheets? - EDIT: apparently it's three) of collected tables (i.e. something that, as I understand it, anybody who owns a copy of Supplement I and has access to a photocopier and a pair of scissors could make for themselves) is, umm, remarkable :shock:

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T. Foster wrote:$1350 for a single sheet (or is it two sheets? - EDIT: apparently it's three) of collected tables (i.e. something that, as I understand it, anybody who owns a copy of Supplement I and has access to a photocopier and a pair of scissors could make for themselves) is, umm, remarkable :shock:

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Don't forget the goldenrod paper!!!! :D

Yeh it's not my cup of tea. I'd rather have a brown box, or an Orange B3, something more visually exciting. But they are stupidly rare (given away at early Gencons) for insertion into the orignal OD&D boxed sets). Very few survive (only a handful of copies), so completists covet them. They do have some very slight changes to the charts in the booklet.

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Yeah, that's why I'm not a very good collector (well, that plus lack of $). Rarity alone isn't enough to get me excited.
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