What's the most expensive or valuable ST item you own.

[Kilana2]

Thanks! Will do.

Crucible is actually a trilogy consisting of:

Provenance of Shadows (McCoy)
The Fire and the Rose (Spock)
The Star of Every Wandering (Kirk)

with the McCoy novel the biggest one.....

 

[Kor]

A promotional t-shirt for ST09 which shows the release date in December instead of May.

Kor

 

[Sparkle Fabulosa]

Technically most expensive is my Voyager/TOS DVDs but most valuable is my copy of Mosaic which was $40 and my Spock Funko Pop considering it's now kind of hard to find.

I also have the Vulcan salute pendant and one in the shape of Voyager.

 

[Daddy Todd]

A collection of about 450 Star Trek novels, both English and German editions. Some of the novels are rare and out of stock.

Will anyone offer more?

I have at least one copy of every licensed Star Trek book ever published, and at least two copies of every novel or anthology. I also have hundreds of unauthorized Trek books, but refuse to try and collect the rip-off stuff like Schuster & Schuster/Pioneer (from the 80's and 90's) or the recent phenomenon of fly-by-night operations copying out Wikipedia articles and bundling them into hundred-dollar POD books.

I'm away from home on holiday, so I don't have access to my database, but my collection must run to multiple thousands of books -- maybe 3000? Anyway, it takes up a big space in my "mancave".

 

[Kilana2]

A collection of about 450 Star Trek novels, both English and German editions. Some of the novels are rare and out of stock.

Will anyone offer more?

I have at least one copy of every licensed Star Trek book ever published, and at least two copies of every novel or anthology. I also have hundreds of unauthorized Trek books, but refuse to try and collect the rip-off stuff like Schuster & Schuster/Pioneer (from the 80's and 90's) or the recent phenomenon of fly-by-night operations copying out Wikipedia articles and bundling them into hundred-dollar POD books.

I'm away from home on holiday, so I don't have access to my database, but my collection must run to multiple thousands of books -- maybe 3000? Anyway, it takes up a big space in my "mancave".

The German publisher of ST novels is Cross Cult. They have a ST forum. In it there is a guy named DerSisko. He owns about 9500 novels. Not only Star Trek, of course. There must be Star Wars, Doctor Who etc. You need a palace for that. For me he is the record man at the moment.

 

[USS Triumphant]

He owns about 9500 novels. Not only Star Trek, of course. There must be Star Wars, Doctor Who etc. You need a palace for that. For me he is the record man at the moment.

If we're talking about ALL of the novels we own, I'm certain I have that beat. But at the same time, I just as certain that both you and Daddy Todd have Star Trek books that I don't have.

 

[Kilana2]

He owns about 9500 novels. Not only Star Trek, of course. There must be Star Wars, Doctor Who etc. You need a palace for that. For me he is the record man at the moment.

If we're talking about ALL of the novels we own, I'm certain I have that beat. But at the same time, I just as certain that both you and Daddy Todd have Star Trek books that I don't have.

All the German editions, for instance.

But there are many books I still want to buy. And there are others I´m not quite convinced of: Neelix' cookbook, maybe. Klingon Hamlet, better not.