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<blockquote data-quote="CanadienneBacon" data-source="post: 3918717" data-attributes="member: 11146">My husband has been in the process of selling all of our D&amp;D books via e-bay for the past three months.&nbsp; 1E items he normally lists with a starting price of $1.99.&nbsp; In most cases, the 1E items end up going for anywhere between $2-$6 per hardback.&nbsp; The 2E stuff has fetched about the same, with hardcovers purchased for roughly $4 per book and splatbooks going for anywhere between $2-7.&nbsp; He's sold a few boxed sets and most of those he lists at a $5.00 starting price and seems to get at least his asking price.&nbsp; I don't believe anything's sold for more than ten dollars.&nbsp; He jokes that sometimes there's a &quot;bidding war&quot; on his items, wherein an item gets two to three bids.&nbsp; Most of our items have been in prime condition.&nbsp; No writing or highlighting, good covers, pages all intact.&nbsp; One of the monstrous manuals was falling apart--think he got $0.99 for that one and he was careful to make it abundantly clear that the item was in wretched condition.&nbsp; Last count was that we were up to roughly $170 in OOP e-bay sales of our stuff.&nbsp; Takes a lot of time, though.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CanadienneBacon, post: 3918717, member: 11146"] My husband has been in the process of selling all of our D&D books via e-bay for the past three months. 1E items he normally lists with a starting price of $1.99. In most cases, the 1E items end up going for anywhere between $2-$6 per hardback. The 2E stuff has fetched about the same, with hardcovers purchased for roughly $4 per book and splatbooks going for anywhere between $2-7. He's sold a few boxed sets and most of those he lists at a $5.00 starting price and seems to get at least his asking price. I don't believe anything's sold for more than ten dollars. He jokes that sometimes there's a "bidding war" on his items, wherein an item gets two to three bids. Most of our items have been in prime condition. No writing or highlighting, good covers, pages all intact. One of the monstrous manuals was falling apart--think he got $0.99 for that one and he was careful to make it abundantly clear that the item was in wretched condition. Last count was that we were up to roughly $170 in OOP e-bay sales of our stuff. Takes a lot of time, though. [/QUOTE]

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