Always seems someone has unlimited disposable income... right about the time you see something you'd like to have. For insanity like this, I wonder how insurance companies would compute the value of such an item. Purchase price? Average cost? Replacement value (whatever that is)? When you take into consideration that almost no two copies of vintage goodies are in the same condition, it makes it all the more exciting.


On Apr 7, 2004, at 6:12 PM, Jim Leonard wrote:


Peter Olafson wrote:
I don't think -any- of the versions of Maniac Mansion are rare.

Apple releases are some of the rarer releases of MM, but I think the current bid price of $157 is about $57 more than sane :)
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