Are these worth entering? Store or stage? and Big lots, little lots, or singles?

How about the early pre-published versions of the 3.0 DMG and PHB. (basically the last iterations before it went to press).

3.5 PHB

3.5 MM

3.5 DMG

3.0 MM

Lots of copies of Polyhedron (late 80's thru mid 90s) - should I do one big lot or a bunch of separate ones?

Many copies of Living Greyhawk magazine

maps from both FR and LG (from those magazines)

3.5 Psychics handbook

Epic Level Handbook

1976 Dungeons and Dragons Supplement 1: Greyhawk

A few rare old comic books:

Issue 23 (1970) Amazing Adventures featuresing War of the World starring Kill raven

Groo Chronicles (1989)

Michael Moorcock's Hawkmoon Hewel of the Skull No 2 of 4

Dragonlance Beware the Draconion #2 (TSR/DC)

 Various 3.0 modules

Various trading card and dungeon magazines

What is your question??

Ok... most sound like yes, they'd be worth entering.  I'm not familiar enough w/them to suggest info beyond that, though most things I've seen (& the few things I sold last year, which were mags & D&D modules) are entered individually or in small lots.  Part depends on how long you're willing to spend at the computers registering them once you get there... ;-)

post edited above :)

CrimsonFox:

3.5 Psychics handbook

Never heard of this one , though I think it would be a cool book to do!

LOL....yes I meant psionics handbook. 

ALthough you probably already knew that  

one more question. how much do the core books usually go for apiece on stage and in the store

CrimsonFox:

one more question. how much do the core books usually go for apiece on stage and in the store

This really depends upon the condition and printing of the book.  So it's impossible to say without more information.  If all you want is "average" you can download last year's results spreadsheet and take a look!

http://www.weekendwarrior.com/pastcons/Indy2007.html

Note: Our new website is:

http://www.livegameauctions.com/

but it doesn't have statistics up yet.