Paper backs on steelbooks

[American Baron]

Originally Posted by sierra03

I did that for the first few steels I bought but now I decided not to trim them anymore, not sure if the paper effects the value that much?

I hardly care about the Value, the Paperbacks usually contain Info about the Specs of the Disk, so I like to keep it with the Steelie

[che84]

My Terminator 3 in a poly sleeve, its perfect for the steely.

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[stlcards]

I discovered wear in my dvd days on the bottom of metal tins etc so I kept the shrinkwrap that the movie came in and would put steels etc back in the original shrinkwrap. I finally bought from Shop4Tech and 100 bags arrived today. I have already torn 3 bags but I guess I'm getting the hang of it.

[sk33tr]

i did a search but didn't find anything definitive about this so i thought i'd post it here.

i have all (well, most) of the paper.....things.....from the backs of the steelbooks from the recent wb run at best buy.

i was wondering if anyone collects these and would care to have them.

if anyone DOES want them, they're yours. all you have to do is pay shipping.

they're pretty much like they were when i brought them home. i just took them off the cases and laid them on a shelf. they've never been flattened out. a couple of them, sherlock holmes: a game of shadows and wrath of the titans, have the little anti-theft tags on them. i didn't want to pull them off for fear of tearing the paper.

so if anyone wants them, just lemme know in here.

first one to say is the winner....so to speak.

here's the list of which ones i have:

300
the book of eli
clash of the titans
goodfellas
gran torino
green lantern
the hangover
the hangover part 2
inception
the last samurai
the matrix
the shawshank redemption
sherlock holmes
sherlock holmes: a game of shadows
sucker punch
v for vendetta
wrath of the titans (obviously not part of the original run, but still.....)

[aaron158]

why not just put them all in a box and save them in case some day u ever sell the steelbooks.

[sk33tr]

Originally Posted by aaron158

why not just put them all in a box and save them in case some day u ever sell the steelbooks.

i doubt that will ever happen.

when i switched form dvd to blu-ray, i gave away all my dvds (with the exception of a few like star wars and indiana jones trilogy) to a friend of mine.

i know i could've sold them all but i really didn't fell like looking up the value of each one (i had well over 300) and trying to figure out a price for just one, a few, or all of them. too much of a headache, imo.