RQ2 Collectability:
The number one source for purchasing RQ material is at auction, either on the Internet or at one of the larger game conventions. Both require a lot of patience. Game convention auctions seldom contain many RQ items (RQ Con and Covulsion being the exception). The Internet has RQ items more frequently, but the prices are higher on average. The Current prices on my chart are what the item often goes for at auction, disregarding the occasional steal or outlandishly high bid. In general, boxed sets are valued most on the condition of the box, provided the contents are complete. The boxes don't sustain wear and many have their corners torn or heavily worn. Shipping damage is also common. The currently hottest items are the first two Books of Drastic Resolutions ($75 each), Chaos and Prax. Tales of the Reaching Moon issues 1-9 are also rising rapidly.

Wyrm's Footnotes #1-10 are hard to find, but issues #1-4 are extremely rare,  especially with their counters in their small envelope. Greg says less than 200 issues of #1 were made. Most issues of Footnotes have declined in value since Footprints was published. WB&RM and Nomad Gods are very rare ($100 or more).

Different Worlds pricing is very random. Issue #1 doesn't have much RQ, but can cost $50 or more. Other issues, like #22 and #24, are known as RQ must haves and usually go for around $10 to $20. Most of the others average about $5. The whole set might go for $200.