Wanna know how much I paid for them?

I would need 3-4 Crown Royal bags to fit all of our custom dice!

The question is would you rather have the dice or all the money you spent on them?

If I'm remembering the first wave of dice correctly, I'm gonna guess somewhere in the range of a buck or two apiece.

I have a friend whose father has a quilt made of crown royal bags.

A bit high. Think more like 60-80 cents unless they were one-offs.

Also, unrealted, but since we were discussing Chicago, this has been floating around: http://imgur.com/XJ4SC

I didn't pay anything for them. All the other suckers* paid me $1 when I paid $.50-$.75 for every die I ordered (of course, I had no idea at the time I started it that I would be ordering anywhere near the amount of dice to get said discounts, and I had no idea that I would soon get an iPad, WatchmenClix, and all expenses paid vacation to Boston, MA, but that is just how the seedy world of underground dice selling goes).

*The only actual sucker I sold to was VGA, who once paid me $90 for 5 dice.

For the first wave (aka, the wave I fronted) I did not make nearly that much profit-- however, I got free dice and quite a bit of cash, and quite a bit more when I sold off some of my less-cherished dice and the now-inflated/post-cease-and-desist prices.

Yeah, that looks about right

Yeah... I sold 6000+ dice and got a verbal second hand C&D from Warner Brothers...

And if that isn't sig worthy, I don't know what is =P

Saw that earlier today. I don't get the dragons reference, but other than that it is pretty much accurate.

In fact if the dragons area were replaced by the corn area being expanded into it it would then be perfect.

I bought all of my dice when they were really cheap. I haven't spent NEARLY as much money as others have on dice yet I have 4-5 times the amount of dice that most other people have.

Really? Your forgetting that I saw your dice purchases at GenCon? Still a hefty investment.

It's an old-timey cartographer reference. If you wanted to distinguish civilization from unexplored wilderness, you just run the ocean all the way to the edge of the map, slap a sea monster on there, and scrawl "Here there bee dragons" on it in fancy script. But I'll agree with the assessment of Indiana - it's the state that you have to go through when you're on your way to somewhere better.