von Marwitz
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If it is a 2nd edition of a product of which I own the 1st edition only, then I might consider it. Otherwise no.
Yanks 2 was a no-brainer because I wanted the superior die-cut counters to replace the old 'rectangles' of Yanks 1.
I do have two copies of the ASLRB v2 with the reasoning that after years of use the pages might get worn and torn. But since I am using mostly an eASLRB now, the second copy would not have been necessary.
Theoretically, one could consider buying a second copy and wait until it goes out of print to sell it then at a good price. The past has shown that this way - with a lot of patience - it might be possible to finance the hobby of ASL by reducing its net-cost to zero. Too much fuss for me, though.
von Marwitz
Yanks 2 was a no-brainer because I wanted the superior die-cut counters to replace the old 'rectangles' of Yanks 1.
I do have two copies of the ASLRB v2 with the reasoning that after years of use the pages might get worn and torn. But since I am using mostly an eASLRB now, the second copy would not have been necessary.
Theoretically, one could consider buying a second copy and wait until it goes out of print to sell it then at a good price. The past has shown that this way - with a lot of patience - it might be possible to finance the hobby of ASL by reducing its net-cost to zero. Too much fuss for me, though.
von Marwitz