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I really don't know why anyone asks a question on this forum, I can only assume that all of you with the pathetic responses are very young.

£1-£2 each and they will sell to various people who like reading the magazine, just because most of your replies are negative doesn't mean it's representative of the gaming community.

How old, and what issues?

Newer ones= 0

Older ones= $$$

Just saying.

 nwns wrote:
I really don't know why anyone asks a question on this forum, I can only assume that all of you with the pathetic responses are very young.

£1-£2 each and they will sell to various people who like reading the magazine, just because most of your replies are negative doesn't mean it's representative of the gaming community.

Are you referring to the opinions of those who have sold hundreds of copies of WD?

If you put WD on ebay you might get 1-2 per each, but that's if you're lucky. Wargames swap meets are much more likely to fetch the prices I mentioned. WD aren't worthless, it's just that they have a very low resale value.

 scarletsquig wrote:
Pretty much worthless, bung them in the recycling.

Or, if you want to have fun, start leaving them in the waiting rooms of your doctor/ dentist to spice up the limp-looking selection of gardening, housekeeping and celebrity mags.

Thats not a bad idea actually. I'll check if I have any issues on Slaanesh and Nurgle. It'll be fun to mind**** with people.

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sadly, I do not.


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earliest issue is...
WD299 November 2004.

latest issue.
WD390 June 2012.

2004.1 issue
WD299 November.

2005.1 issue
WD 309 September.

2006.10 issues
313 January.
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315 March.
316 April.
317 May.
318 June.
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320 August.
321 September.
322 October.
323 November.
324 December.

2007.10 issues.
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326 February.
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328 April.
329 May.
330 June.
331 July.
332 August.
333 September.
334 October.
335 November.
336 December.

2008.11 issues
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338 February.
339 March.
340 April.
341 May.
342 June.
343 July.
344 August.
345 September.
346 October.
347 November.
348 December.

2009.12 issues.
349 January.
350 February.
351 March.
352 April.
353 May.
354 June.
355 July.
356 August.
357 September.
358 October.
359 November.
360 December.

2010.11 issues
361 January.
362 February.
363 March.
364 April.
365 May.
366 June.
367 July.
368 August.
369 September.
370 October.
371 November.
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2011.4 issues
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374 February.
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376 April.
377 May.
378 June.

2012.3 issues.
386 February.
390 June.
396. December







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 nwns wrote:
I really don't know why anyone asks a question on this forum, I can only assume that all of you with the pathetic responses are very young.

£1-£2 each and they will sell to various people who like reading the magazine, just because most of your replies are negative doesn't mean it's representative of the gaming community.

Most of my collection are from the latter half of the last decade, 2006 - 2012. Hence they're less popular as the hobby content declined through those years to the glorified sales catalogue we have today. So I think the advice and responses people have given are very valid as they reflect my own feelings and the very reason why I'm trying to sell these.

However, they might actually still be of interest for people who are newer to Gamesworkshop. e.g. Parents of kids who are new to 40K, LOTR etc. 63 magazines with 6 years of content for £25 (40p each) would be a good deal, compared to the £5 that each new issue of White Dwarf costs today. And, as naff as White Dwarf was between 2004 - 2012, the quality got noticeably worse in 2012 when they had the redesign and made it glossy. 2012 last December is when I stopped buying. I got the Dec issue because it was the launch of the Hobbit. I was still disappointed with it.