thehumantorch Posted February 26, 2019 Share Posted February 26, 2019 (edited) On 2/22/2019 at 7:49 AM, Jshorrock said: online and it sold for way under what it was worth. Looking at Skinner it appears that they auction mostly fine jewelry, household stuff, and fine art so perhaps not the best auction house for pop culture or playboy type items. A painful lesson but at least you didn't give them the entire collection. Heritage auctions has sold a number of Playboy magazines https://www.ha.com/c/search-results.zx?N=790+231&Nty=1&Ntt=playboy+1&ic10=ArchiveTab-071515 you'll need to create a free account to view auction prices, an 8.0 sold for just over $13,000 in 2017. Be aware that they charge a buyer AND a seller commission and it's substantial. The commission may be negotiable if you have items that Heritage is very interested in auctioning. Also be aware that while Heritage is expensive they do do a great job of promoting their auctions and have a lot of bidders. Other comic auction sites to consider are https://www.comicconnect.com/ , https://www.mycomicshop.com/ , and http://www.comiclink.com/ . All are worthy auction sites. I'd suggest you talk to all of them, ask about consignment rates, past history of selling playboy magazines, etc. One or more of the auction sites may be interested in featuring the collection with a biography of the collector who put this collection together. Also note that mycomicshop has a consignment model where you can consign items at any price you wish. If you're not in a hurry and want to set the price and possibly get results higher than current norm it's worth consideration. Edited February 26, 2019 by thehumantorch Ed Wiley and The Lions Den 1 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bookery Posted February 28, 2019 Share Posted February 28, 2019 People don't like to hear this, but there are only 3 Playboy issues that are in demand any more. #1 of course... which despite being fairly common, still brings big money in grade. #2 is actually scarcer than #1, and there is some demand for it among completists. And the Jan. 1955 issue with Bettie Page is still sought after. You might get okay money for the rest of the 1954 issues. But that's about it. Late '50s issues can still be had for $10 - $15 each. Mid-'60s issues are all but worthless in today's market. The problem is, all those nifty photos and articles are now available on the internet... legal or otherwise. We priced all Playboys after about 1963 at $2.50 each in our store. They just sat there. Eventually we stacked them in the back room... over 2,000 of them... and offered them to dealers and collectors at 50-cents apiece if they would at least buy them by the box. No takers. After 3 years, and the weight of them literally causing the floor to sag, we threw them all in the dumpster... all 2,000 issues. It took several weeks to get rid of them because they were too heavy to put in the dumpster all at once. Sell #1 at auction. Get what you can for the 1954 and Jan. '55 issues. The rest... don't bother with. The Lions Den, jimjum12, PopKulture and 1 other 1 1 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ed Wiley Posted March 1, 2019 Share Posted March 1, 2019 I have a 9.0 redstar edition and I’m going through the same problems.. people telling me the market went soft and lowballing me. Or that HA takes a massive percentage so even if it sold for a lot of money I’d get a small percentage .. I’m not sure what the truth is. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
thehumantorch Posted March 1, 2019 Share Posted March 1, 2019 2 hours ago, Ed Wiley said: I have a 9.0 redstar edition and I’m going through the same problems.. people telling me the market went soft and lowballing me. Or that HA takes a massive percentage so even if it sold for a lot of money I’d get a small percentage .. I’m not sure what the truth is. A 1.8 graded copy sold on ebay for $1676 so while the market may be soft there are still buyers. Heritage takes 30% so while that is substantial you'd still get 70%. Looking at sales in GPA the market has softened. I don't know what the grade is or what you value it at but in general, if the market on something changes negatively and a seller doesn't recognize the change in value he'll have a tough time selling it. I've also noticed that it's a lot easier to accept the market value of an item increasing than decreasing Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ed Wiley Posted March 2, 2019 Share Posted March 2, 2019 21 hours ago, thehumantorch said: A 1.8 graded copy sold on ebay for $1676 so while the market may be soft there are still buyers. Heritage takes 30% so while that is substantial you'd still get 70%. Looking at sales in GPA the market has softened. I don't know what the grade is or what you value it at but in general, if the market on something changes negatively and a seller doesn't recognize the change in value he'll have a tough time selling it. I've also noticed that it's a lot easier to accept the market value of an item increasing than decreasing Thank you. That helps. jimjum12 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
divad Posted March 6, 2019 Share Posted March 6, 2019 On 2/28/2019 at 10:58 AM, Bookery said: People don't like to hear this, but there are only 3 Playboy issues that are in demand any more. #1 of course... which despite being fairly common, still brings big money in grade. #2 is actually scarcer than #1, and there is some demand for it among completists. And the Jan. 1955 issue with Bettie Page is still sought after. You might get okay money for the rest of the 1954 issues. But that's about it. Late '50s issues can still be had for $10 - $15 each. Mid-'60s issues are all but worthless in today's market. The problem is, all those nifty photos and articles are now available on the internet... legal or otherwise. We priced all Playboys after about 1963 at $2.50 each in our store. They just sat there. Eventually we stacked them in the back room... over 2,000 of them... and offered them to dealers and collectors at 50-cents apiece if they would at least buy them by the box. No takers. After 3 years, and the weight of them literally causing the floor to sag, we threw them all in the dumpster... all 2,000 issues. It took several weeks to get rid of them because they were too heavy to put in the dumpster all at once. Sell #1 at auction. Get what you can for the 1954 and Jan. '55 issues. The rest... don't bother with. I'll take everything after Jan '55 (if they are in mint condition) through the "Girls of James Bond" smoking gun issue for the right price. jimjum12 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Zuke Posted March 7, 2019 Share Posted March 7, 2019 So, in a similar situation: My Dad passed away many years ago but Mom just died last year so I have their massive Playboy collection. Except, none from the first year but darn near a complete run after that, minus a couple issues only. I contacted Heritage House and without that first one or an exceptionally HIGH grade, they aren't interested. They suggested some others including MyComicShop.com -- they actually responded with interest: "Thank you for checking with us regarding your collection. We would be interesting (sic) in making you an offer as long as the magazines are in excellent condition and have all the centerfolds attached. If you can send us a few pictures to confirm this, we can most likely make you an offer. " ...so I am in the process of doing exactly that: going through everyone to report on the condition of each, especially if centerfold is in-tact and shooting some more photos then I already have. I will report back as I progress. Here was one pic I sent, just to sort of validate what I had (Second year is in a leather Playboy binder) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
boomtown Posted April 14, 2019 Share Posted April 14, 2019 On 3/7/2019 at 11:52 AM, Zuke said: So, in a similar situation: My Dad passed away many years ago but Mom just died last year so I have their massive Playboy collection. Except, none from the first year but darn near a complete run after that, minus a couple issues only. I contacted Heritage House and without that first one or an exceptionally HIGH grade, they aren't interested. They suggested some others including MyComicShop.com -- they actually responded with interest: "Thank you for checking with us regarding your collection. We would be interesting (sic) in making you an offer as long as the magazines are in excellent condition and have all the centerfolds attached. If you can send us a few pictures to confirm this, we can most likely make you an offer. " ...so I am in the process of doing exactly that: going through everyone to report on the condition of each, especially if centerfold is in-tact and shooting some more photos then I already have. I will report back as I progress. Here was one pic I sent, just to sort of validate what I had (Second year is in a leather Playboy binder) I wouldn't spend too much time detailing each issue. MyComic Shop has buy pricing online for you to see and after the first dozen issues prices drop off dramatically. By the early 1960s issues they have little value in the condition that they will grade them at, Past that time period they aren't offering anything. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
FoggyNelson Posted April 14, 2019 Share Posted April 14, 2019 The leather binder is cool🆒🆒🆒🆒👍 1950's war comics 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
lou_fine Posted April 14, 2019 Share Posted April 14, 2019 On 2/26/2019 at 11:29 AM, thehumantorch said: Heritage auctions has sold a number of Playboy magazines https://www.ha.com/c/search-results.zx?N=790+231&Nty=1&Ntt=playboy+1&ic10=ArchiveTab-071515 you'll need to create a free account to view auction prices, an 8.0 sold for just over $13,000 in 2017. Be aware that they charge a buyer AND a seller commission and it's substantial. The commission may be negotiable if you have items that Heritage is very interested in auctioning. Also be aware that while Heritage is expensive they do do a great job of promoting their auctions and have a lot of bidders. Other comic auction sites to consider are https://www.comicconnect.com/ , https://www.mycomicshop.com/ , and http://www.comiclink.com/ . All are worthy auction sites. I'd suggest you talk to all of them, ask about consignment rates, past history of selling playboy magazines, etc. One or more of the auction sites may be interested in featuring the collection with a biography of the collector who put this collection together. Wow, over $71K for a NM CGC 9.4 graded copy of the first issue of Playboy magazine. Now, I really regret calling too late and missing my opportunity to pick up a supposedly uber HG copy of this first issue for the grand sum of only $1K back in the late 80's. By the time I called, it was already gone, but then again, that was probably an exorbitant price even for the first issue of Playboy magazine in those days. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
lou_fine Posted April 14, 2019 Share Posted April 14, 2019 On 2/22/2019 at 6:49 AM, Jshorrock said: On 2/22/2019 at 6:22 AM, TwoPiece said: Do you mind sharing how you got robbed? Didn't receive payout? Sold for way under perceived value? Was it auctioned to in-person crowd or online? online and it sold for way under what it was worth. On 2/22/2019 at 6:19 AM, Jshorrock said: It was Skinner. Now, that's an auction site that probably nobody here has ever heard of when it comes to comic book or other related collectibles. Not so sure that you was robbed by the auction house. Looks more like a case that you robbed yourself by not doing your due diligence in terms of selecting the proper auction venue to sell your signed copy of Playboy. jimjum12 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TexasBob Posted August 14, 2019 Share Posted August 14, 2019 On 3/5/2019 at 11:35 PM, divad said: I'll take everything after Jan '55 (if they are in mint condition) through the "Girls of James Bond" smoking gun issue for the right price. I am in a similar situation having inherited the Dec 1953 Page 3 (not graded--just stored in paper envelope in Climate Controlled storage--I would say decent shape, not mint some staining and yellowing nothing torn ripped) and all the 1954's EXCEPT September. I am not looking to sell at this time but looking to see what a reasonable price would be on the 1954 September Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
DVS1 Posted November 17, 2019 Share Posted November 17, 2019 i have a few as well. I am looking to sell. Misc Magazines The New Rogue - Designed For Men - April 1966 JEM For Playfull Men: Vol 8 #3 April (Year ?) California Girl - Entertainment For Women: Vol 1 #1 Jan 1973 - Premier Issue California Girl - Entertainment For Women: Vol 1 #2 April 1973 Hustler Nov 2013 Cheri #209 2013 **************************************** PENTHOUSE ****************** Nov 1976 - Pet of the Year ------------------------------------ July 1979 - Donna Summer Cover Aug 1979 - Diane Weber Cover Sept 1979 - 10th Anniversary Issue/Collectors Edition Oct 1979 - Back to School Issue Nov 1979 - Pet of the Year Special Issue Dec 1979 - Pet of the Year Runner Up ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Jan 1980 - Cover: Pet Tamara Kapitas Feb 1980 - Cover: Blondie March 1980 - Cover: Mary Bess Knight April 1980 - Cover: Annie Hookersmith May 1980 - Special Caligula Issue July 1980 - Pet of the Year Playoff Sept 1980 - Special Anniversary Issue Oct 1980 - Cover: Kristen Knutsen Nov 1980 - Pet of the Year Special Issue Dec 1980 - Pet of the Year Runner Up ------------------------------------------------------ Jan 1981 - Cover: Suzee Feb 1981 - Cover: Brenda Holiday March 1981 - Cover: Delfina Ponti April 1981 - Cover: Joann Lathem June 1981 - Pet of the Year Play Off July 1981 - Cover: Caprice Bell Aug 1981 - Cover: Corinne Alphen Sept 1981 - Special Anniversary Issue Nov 1981 - Pet of the Year Special Issue Dec 1981 - Cover: Sheila Kennedy ------------------------------------------------------- Jan 1983 - Cover: Carmen Pope (POTY Poster) Feb 1983 - Cover: Loretta Lee Ybarra March 1983 - Cover: Suzie Farrell April 1983 - Cover: Veronique Jolie May 1983 - Cover: Linda Kenton June 1983 - Cover: Cody Carmack July 1983 - Cover: Krista Simon Aug 1983 - Cover: Shana Ross Sept 1983 - Special Anniversary Issue Oct 1983 - Cover: Pia Zadora Nov 1983 - Cover: Lale Hansen Dec 1983 - Special Edition Pet of the Year / Cover: Sheila Kennedy --------------------------------------------------- Jan 1984 - Cover: Cody Carmack March 1984 - Cover: Teri Jory June 1984 - Cover: Teddy Treacher July 1984 - Special Issue: Pet of the Year Cover: Stacy Cole Aug 1984 - Special Olympic Issue Cover: Janette Starion Sept 1984 - 15th Anniversary Issue Cover: Vanessa Williams & George Burns ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Jan 1985 - Cover: Vanessa Williams & George Burns Feb 1985 - Cover: Brittany Dane March 1985 - Cover: Sue & Louise Elvin April 1985 - Cover: Fasha May 1985 - Cover: Delia Empey June 1985 - Cover: Special Issue: Pet of the Year July 1985 - Cover: Charle Dean Aug 1985 - Cover: Angela Nicholas Sept 1985 - Special Anniversary Issue Cover: Madonna Oct 1985 - Cover: Jennifer James0 Nov 1985 - Cover: Carina Ragnarsson Dec 1985 - Special Holiday Issue Cover: Sophie Favier ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Feb 1986 - Cover: Susan Napoli March 1986 - Cover: Michelle Walker May 1986 - Cover: Christine Dupree June 1986 - POTY PlayOff July 1986 - Cover: Krista Pflanzer Aug 1986 - Cover: Patty Mullen Sept 1986 - Special Anniversary Issue / Cover: Lauren Hutton Oct 1986 - Cover: Janna Adams Nov 1986 - Cover: Ginger Miller Dec 1986 - Special Holiday Issue / Cover: Jill Shawntai ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Jan 1987 - POTY / Cover: Mindy Farrar (Poster) March 1987 - POTY Runner Up / Cover: Angela Nicholas May 1987 - Cover: Melissa Leigh June 1987 - Cover: Samantha Fox July 1987 - Cover: Lisa Mandoki Oct 1987 - Cover: Sheila Kennedy Nov 1987 - Cover: Nicola Dec 1987 - Special Christmas Edition / Cover: Janice Martin ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Jan 1988 - Special POTY Edition / Cover: Patty Mullen Feb 1988 - Special: POTY Runner-Up / Cover: Krista Pflanzer March 1988 - Cover: Toni April 1988 - Cover: Delia Sheppard May 1988 - Cover: Kelley Wild July 1988 - Cover: Micky Honsa Aug 1988 - Cover: Lisa Aiton ------------------------------------------------- Jan 1989 - POTY / Cover: Ginger Miller (Poster) Feb 1989 - Special: POTY Runner-Up / Cover: Lola Anders March 1989 - Cover: Sunny Woods April1989 - Cover: Simone Brigette June1989 - POTY PlayOff / Cover: Katja Zajcek July 1989 - Cover: Suzy Aug 1989 - Cover: Sara Norton Sept 1989 - 20th Anniversary Issue / Cover: Lynn Johnson (Poster) Oct 1989 - Cover: Diana Van Gils Nov 1989 - Cover: Chanel Dec 1989 - Cover: Kristen Stewart ---------------------------------------------- Jan 1990 - Special Holiday Edition POTY / Cover: Stephanie Page (Poster) Feb 1990 - Cover: Justine Delahunty March 1990 - Special Issue POTY Runner-Up / Cover: Brandy O. April 1990 - Cover: Jaqueline Winfield May 1990 - Cover: Jisel June 1990 - Special 250th Issue / POTY Play-Off / Cover: Amy Lynn July 1990 - Cover: Teneil Aug 1990 - Cover: Karen Brennan Sept 1990 - Cover: Linda Johnson Dec 1990 - Cover: Diana Van Laar --------------------------------------------- Jan 1991 - Special Holiday Edition POTY / Cover: Mahalia Maria (Poster) Feb 1991 - Cover: Tara Jackson March 1991 - Cover: Janine Lindermulder April 1991 - Cover: Andrew Dice Clay June 1991 - Special POTY Play-Off / Cover: Julie Strain July 1991 - Cover: Lacey Sept 1991 - Cover: Sasha Vinni Nov 1991 - Cover: Shannon Williams -------------------------------- Dec 2013 POTY Playoff Nov 2015 - Sexual Health Issue Dec 2015 - The Holiday Issue April 2016 - The Travel Issue Feb 2016 - The Valentines Issue ------------------------------------------- PLAYBOY ************ Oct - 1975 March & Nov 1977 Playboy's Book of Lingerie 1989 April - 1995 Feb - Dec 1998 Jan - Oct, Dec 1999 Jan - Dec 2001 Jan, June, Sept, Nov & Dec 2002 Jan - Sept, Nov & Dec 2003 Jan - Aug 2004 Playboy's College Girl Fantasies 2004 Playboy's Sizzling Summer Nudes 2004 Jan 2005 - Nov 2005 Jan - Dec 2006 Jan - Dec 2007 Jan - Dec 2008 Jan - April, June, Sept - Dec 2009 March - June, Aug, Nov & Dec 2010 Jan & Feb, June & July, Dec 2011 Jan/Feb 2012 April - June 2013 Sept - 2013 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Nicole Louise Posted August 22, 2020 Share Posted August 22, 2020 I am assuming this lot has well and truly been sold? If not I am open to purchasing depending on bulk price and delivering internationally. Hope to hear back from you. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Moms things Posted June 17, 2021 Share Posted June 17, 2021 On 2/21/2019 at 11:33 AM, chrisco37 said: Send that graded #1 to one of the big auction houses. That's a 5-figure mag. Heritage Auction house Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Moms things Posted June 17, 2021 Share Posted June 17, 2021 On 2/21/2019 at 11:33 AM, chrisco37 said: Send that graded #1 to one of the big auction houses. That's a 5-figure mag. Heritage Auction house Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bob Troub Posted June 19, 2021 Share Posted June 19, 2021 On 2/21/2019 at 9:45 AM, Jshorrock said: I inherited a large playboy collection. I want to sell the collection. I know it is worth a lot. I have researched values, but not sure how/where to sell them. Here is a partial list and photos of the first one. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Inventory Qty Playboy - 1953 - Marilyn Monroe - First Issue- CGC rated 8.0 1 Playboy - 1953 - Marilyn Monroe - First Issue- copy issue 1 Playboy - 1954 - January 1 1954 - (2 playboy trading cards) 2 Miss March (Delores Del Monte) 1954- signed 8 1/2 x 11 (2) 2 Playboy - 1954 - February 1 Playboy - 1954 - March - SIGNED – certified 1 Playboy - 1954 - April 1 Playboy - 1954 - May 2 Playboy - 1954 - June 1 Playboy - 1954 - July 1 Playboy - 1954 - August 2 Playboy - 1954 - September 1 Playboy - 1954 - Octiber 1 Playboy - 1954 - November 1 Playboy - 1954 - December 1 Playboy - 1955 - January 1 Playboy - 1955 - February 3 Playboy - 1955 - April 4 Playboy - 1955 - May 2 Playboy - 1955 - June 3 Playboy - 1955 - July 4 Playboy - 1955 - August 1 Playboy - 1955 - September 1 Playboy - 1955 - October 2 Playboy - 1955 - November 1 Playboy - 1955 - December 1 Playboy - 1956 - January 2 Playboy - 1956 - February 2 Playboy - 1956 - March 1 Playboy - 1956 - April- Bunny cover 2 Playboy - 1956 - May 2 Playboy - 1956 - June 2 Playboy - 1956 - July 2 Playboy - 1956 - August 2 Playboy - 1956 - September 2 Playboy - 1956 - October 2 Playboy - 1956 - November 3 Playboy - 1956 - December 2 Playboy - 1957 - January 2 Playboy - 1957 - February 2 Playboy - 1957 - March 2 Playboy - 1957 - April 2 Playboy - 1957 - May 2 Playboy - 1957 - June 1 Playboy - 1957 - October 1 Playboy - 1957 - November 1 Playboy - 1957 - December 1 Playboy - 1958 - January 1 Playboy - 1958 - February 1 Playboy - 1958 - March 1 Playboy - 1958 - April 1 Playboy - 1958 - May 1 Playboy - 1958 - June 3 Playboy - 1958 - August 1 Playboy - 1958 - September 1 Playboy - 1958 - October 1 Playboy - 1958 - November 1 Playboy - 1958 - December 1 Playboy - 1959 - January 1 Playboy - 1959 - February 1 Playboy - 1959 - March 1 Playboy - 1959 - April 1 Playboy - 1959 - May 1 Playboy - 1959 - June 1 Playboy - 1959 - August 1 Playboy - 1959 - September 1 Playboy - 1959 - October 1 Playboy - 1959 - November 1 Playboy - 1959 - December 1 Playboy - 1960 - February 1 Playboy - 1960 - March 1 Playboy - 1960 - April 1 Playboy - 1960 - May 1 Playboy - 1960 - June 1 Playboy - 1960 - July 1 Playboy - 1960 - August 1 Playboy - 1960 - September 1 Playboy - 1960 - October 1 Playboy - 1960 - November 1 Playboy - 1960 - December 1 Playboy - 1961 - January 1 Playboy - 1961 - February 1 Playboy - 1961 - March 1 Playboy - 1961 - April 1 Playboy - 1961 - May 1 Playboy - 1961 - June 1 Playboy - 1961 - July 1 Playboy - 1961 - August 1 Playboy - 1961 - September 1 Playboy - 1961 - October 1 Playboy - 1961 - November 1 Playboy - 1961 - December 1 Playboy - 1962 - May 9 Playboy - 1962 - June 7 Playboy - 1963 - June 2 Playboy - 1964 - January 1 Playboy - 1964 - February 1 Playboy - 1964 - March 1 Playboy - 1964 - April 1 Playboy - 1964 - May 1 Playboy - 1964 - June 1 Playboy - 1964 - July 1 Playboy - 1964 - August 1 Playboy - 1964 - September 1 Playboy - 1964 - October 1 Playboy - 1964 - November 1 Playboy - 1964 - December 1 Playboy - 1965 - January 1 Playboy - 1965 - February 1 Playboy - 1965 - March 1 Playboy - 1965 - April 1 Playboy - 1965 - May 1 Playboy - 1965 - June 1 Playboy - 1965 - July 1 Playboy - 1965 - August 1 Playboy - 1965 - September 2 Playboy - 1965 - October 1 Playboy - 1965 - November 1 Playboy - 1965 - December 1 1966 Playboy Magazine (Special Parody Issue & Harvard Lampoon Parody Of Playboy) 2 Playboy - 1966 - January 1 Playboy - 1966 - February 1 Playboy - 1966 - March 1 Playboy - 1966 - April 1 Playboy - 1966 - May 1 Playboy - 1966 - June 1 Playboy - 1966 - July 1 Playboy - 1966 - August 1 Playboy - 1966 - September 1 Playboy - 1966 - October 1 Playboy - 1966 - November 2 Playboy - 1966 - December 1 Playboy - 1968 - January 1 Playboy - 1968 - May 1 Playboy - 1968 - December 1 Playboy - 1969 - 15th Holiday Anniversary 1 Playboy - 1974 - May 1 Playboy - 1976 - November 1 Playboy - 1979 - March 1 Playboy - 1990 - February 2 Playboy - 1992 - May 2 Playboy - 1993 - June 2 Playboy - 1997 - January 1 Playboy - 1998 - August 1 Playboy - 1999 - March 1 Playboy - 2000 - January Millenium 1 Playboy - 2002 - June 1 Playboy - 2007 - January 1 Playboy - 2011 - January 1 Playboy - 1999 - 45th Expo Collector Cards 1 Playboy Centerfold Cards Limited Edition Sets (Hundreds of cards Folder of Centerfolds from early editions Playboy - 1986 - April 1 Playboy - 1990 3 Playboy - 1992 - Dec 1 Playboy - 1994 - June 1 Playboy - 1994 - Oct 1 Playboy - 1995- January 1 Playboy - 1995 - August 1 Playboy - 1997 - April 1 Playboy - 2000 - January 1 Playboy - 2001 - June 1 Playboy - 2002 - June 1 Playboy - 2004 - June 1 Man you have a lot of time on your hands..... 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Bob Troub Posted June 19, 2021 Share Posted June 19, 2021 On 2/22/2019 at 9:03 AM, Jshorrock said: We sold one at a big auction house and we were robbed. It was a signed first edition... I don't want to make that mistake again. Sell them yourself on EBay Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Robert Shauer Posted November 6, 2022 Share Posted November 6, 2022 Did you ever sell this collection? If not, I might be interested. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Gaard Posted November 6, 2022 Share Posted November 6, 2022 On 11/6/2022 at 11:26 AM, Robert Shauer said: Did you ever sell this collection? If not, I might be interested. Mrs. Tux 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
