If you are into almost any kind of gaming (board games, card games, wargames, RPGs, etc.), then NobleKnight is a great place to check out. Today is the last day of their big Moving Day Sale: https://www.nobleknight.com/. It’s also a good place to sell your old stuff. If you go with store credit, they generally offer a higher value than if you want cash. The company is moving and they have been offering discounts of varying amounts so they don’t have to move as much stuff.
Another wonderful thing they offer is a Wish List. Have an item that you can’t find, you can add it to your Wish List and if it becomes available on their site, they will let you know and give a price quote. Some things can be expensive, but it’s usually a matter of how rare an item is and what condition it is in. For example, here’s a Near Mint copy of the 40th Anniversary Edition of Nuclear War: https://www.nobleknight.com/P/2147353591/Nuclear-War-40th-Anniversary-Deluxe-Edition. It’s $150.00, but it is a numbered edition and that’s probably a reasonable price for this item. A more recent version of the game is the 50th Anniversary of Nuclear War: https://www.nobleknight.com/P/2147620451/Nuclear-War-50th-Anniversary-Edition. It’s only $39.95, but it’s a game 10 years newer than the 40th Anniversary and there are more copies available right now. If you just want a general version of the game, https://www.nobleknight.com/P/7459/Nuclear-War, regular price $29.95. For comparison, if you go to http://www.flyingbuffalo.com/nucwar.htm and scroll through the various versions from the game company (Flying Buffalo) that makes the Nuclear War games and compare the prices to Noble Knight. Flying Buffalo often doesn’t have older versions of the game in stock as they make a limited number of copies if it’s an Anniversary Edition.
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