just out of curiosity...

NeoFreak · 07/26/2005, 12:57 AM

who wants to part with their Rondo of Blood spine card and registration card?

and for how much?

cozzie · 07/26/2005, 04:54 AM

!!!!!!!!

NeoFreak · 07/26/2005, 09:50 AM

Quote from: cozzie!!!!!!!!

are these marks of complete amazement?

cozzie · 07/26/2005, 02:38 PM

Yes why would anyone in thier right mind want to devalue a game they own by selling the spine a reg card.
Some how I do not think you will get any one who will take you up on the offer!

twor2005 · 07/26/2005, 02:42 PM

Aww man I just threw away an extra one I had lying around yesterday. Tough luck man

Actually there was an auction for a spine card only on ebay once. It went for like $45 if I recall. That was at the peak of the games value- its gone down a bit since then.

I never know what to do with spine cards anyway. They fit diagonally in the instructions. How do others store them I wonder?

GUTS · 07/26/2005, 02:52 PM

I pop the tray out and put them underneath it. That way they stay nice and mint, but don't get in your way when you need to look at the instruction manual.

NeoFreak · 07/26/2005, 03:12 PM

i put them horizontal, usually under the top two pegs of the jewel case.

btw, im sure there are people who bought copies of the game for magic engine and dont give two shits about the spine card.

Keranu · 07/26/2005, 04:04 PM

I collect games but I usually don't give two shits about spine cards and stuff. I mainly just interested in the game, instructions, and case.

cozzie · 07/26/2005, 04:51 PM

But remember to collectors the game is worth a lot more complete with spine.

NeoFreak · 07/26/2005, 11:49 PM

Quote from: cozzieBut remember to collectors the game is worth a lot more complete with spine.

yeah, which is why im trying to buy the spine and reg. card from someone who doesnt care.

i got a "like new" duo bundle complete with everything down to the original twistie ties, PLUS a totally mint rondo for $300, so I wasnt going to worry about the spine card at the time.