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<blockquote data-quote="Blue" data-source="post: 8479472" data-attributes="member: 20564">You seem to have a handle on categorizing, and that's just one step from prioritizing.I can tell you that I haven't sold a thing, I give it all away.&nbsp; I've shown up for a session with a storage box full of other RPGs and told people to take what they want.&nbsp; I put up a FB post for all my 3.x and 4e stuff, free to any friend of mine who was actually going to use it.&nbsp; (Not a 2nd copy going to sit &quot;just in case&quot;.)&nbsp; I mailed a bunch of AD&amp;D (or was it 2e) to a fellow ENworld poster who was going to use them to run for students.That it was going to someone I knew (or a friend of theirs), to actually get used to play the game, was worth more to me then getting some payback against their initial cost.&nbsp; I've invested in things like M:tG cards back when and those I kept nice and resold.&nbsp; but my gaming (and reading) books get loved to death, aren't mint, and I'd rather just give them away.Same when I need to purge my library.&nbsp; I go though, fill a couple of bags with books I judge I'm never going to reread, and then ask around for friends willing to take the bag.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Blue, post: 8479472, member: 20564"] You seem to have a handle on categorizing, and that's just one step from prioritizing. I can tell you that I haven't sold a thing, I give it all away. I've shown up for a session with a storage box full of other RPGs and told people to take what they want. I put up a FB post for all my 3.x and 4e stuff, free to any friend of mine who was actually going to use it. (Not a 2nd copy going to sit "just in case".) I mailed a bunch of AD&D (or was it 2e) to a fellow ENworld poster who was going to use them to run for students. That it was going to someone I knew (or a friend of theirs), to actually get used to play the game, was worth more to me then getting some payback against their initial cost. I've invested in things like M:tG cards back when and those I kept nice and resold. but my gaming (and reading) books get loved to death, aren't mint, and I'd rather just give them away. Same when I need to purge my library. I go though, fill a couple of bags with books I judge I'm never going to reread, and then ask around for friends willing to take the bag. [/QUOTE]

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