Hmmm... will they be worth much considering that they got into that state before RJ even passed away? And who knows if the Wheel of Time will still be read 20-30 years from now - so many other series disappear into oblivion after a few years, after all. But you are right, if only because I would like to preserve them for myself - I will do that.

My favorite signed copy is not even a WoT book but a scrappy Monsters' Inc. coloring book that was graciously signed by RJ for my then 4 year old son (seeing as everyone else lined up with books to sign, he wanted to join the action :-)). I still have the book and Ibrought it to a tGS signing here, since I thought Harriet would appreciate seeing it. She was really touched and both BS and Harriet ended up signing it. :-)