On the other hand, Scott Adams Gold Collector Series were individually numbered and only 1000 copies were ever made (for each computer type??) There are others that probably sold even less than this, but many are not worth collecting...
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In a message dated 05/12/2004 1:28:38 PM Central Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Let's say there are definitely rarer things out there... ;)
Like what Holger, are you talking about a computer game? If so which one? Even though Drash is showing up now I still think under 500 were sold and doubtful many survived. Are there many computer games that had less than 1000 sold (Akalabeth sold 30000)? Even if so I'm sure they would "pop up" if the price was right, it's just because of the prices (note each auction uses info from a previous auction) that Drash is showing up now. And it will dry up, not sure how many before it does (but not a LOT).
Tom
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