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Here’s the full, sourced pricing breakdown for your open (not sealed) copy of *The Journal of Master Gnost-Dural*.
### Complete with all 3 inserts
**List at $32–38. Expect sold range $28–35.**
**Supporting comps and sources:**
- Bare-book / incomplete copies have recently sold or moved in the $10–20 range. Concrete example: item 257368316462 sold for **$14.95** (Best Offer accepted) as a used hardcover with no mention of inserts.
- Active and recent items that explicitly call out “COMPLETE WITH MAPS,” “with inserts,” or show the three inserts (Jedi Temple floorplan, Treaty of Coruscant excerpt, Shield Generator Defense Plan) ask $27–45. Examples visible across search results for the title include listings at $27.72, $30.30, $35, and $44.75 for complete or near-complete claims.
- PangoBooks sold records show lower-end examples ($9–15), including one noted as still in shrink with the three inserts, but those are older or lower-condition outliers. Current complete secondary-market activity sits higher once inserts are confirmed present.
- Mercari listings for the book with inserts have appeared around $20.
The premium is clearly tied to the three inserts. Your open but complete copy therefore lands in the mid-$20s to mid-$30s sold range when well-photographed.
### Missing one insert (only 2 present)
**List at $22–26. Expect sold range $18–24.**
**Supporting comps and sources:**
- This falls between bare-book sales ($10–20, e.g. the $14.95 sold above) and true complete sales.
- items that note “plus extras,” “2 maps,” or partial inserts typically ask and clear in the low-to-mid $20s. Examples in search results include $20 “plus extras” and similar partial claims.
- Losing even one of the three inserts removes most of the completeness premium that collectors pay for on this specific item.
### Why these numbers hold
- The book was never a standalone retail release. It only came inside the 2011 SWTOR Collector’s Edition (EA/BioWare, $149.99), which sold out quickly on Origin and was limited at retailers. No reprint has ever occurred. Sources: contemporary reports from IGN, Eurogamer, Kotaku, and the official SWTOR site from 2011, plus the current SWTOR wiki.
- Demand is primarily from SWTOR/gaming collectors who want the physical CE components, with secondary interest from Star Wars Legends/EU lore collectors. It is not a high-volume or ultra-hot item, so prices stay moderate.
- Condition sensitivity is moderate. An open/used copy is normal for this 2011 book; the presence or absence of the inserts moves the price more than typical spine wear or light handling.
**Listing recommendation**
Title clearly: “Star Wars The Old Republic Journal of Master Gnost-Dural COMPLETE with all 3 inserts” (or note the missing one). Name the three inserts in the description, show sharp photos of each, disclose any wear, and enable Best Offer. That matches how the stronger comps are presented on .
Primary data sources used: sold/ended and active listings (including the specific $14.95 sold example and multiple complete-asking comps), PangoBooks sold records, Mercari, and 2011 launch reporting (IGN, Eurogamer, Kotaku, official SWTOR announcements). Full Terapeak history would give even tighter numbers if you have access, but the visible secondary-market data consistently supports the ranges above.
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