What do you consider to be some Holy Grail Paizo Products?

[CHEMISTSP]

I have played Pathfinder 2E for about a year, having played D&D for nearly 40 years. I started by taking my group of Grognard friends through Ride of the Runelords. Being an older product, it has forced me to work at getting all of the miniatures, cards, and accessory products. I have enjoyed learning about some of the premium products Paizo has released over the years, including the Special Edition Rise of the Runelords Anniversary Limited Edition.

My question to the community is, what are the Holy Grail items (books, cards, or miniatures) that collectors would be most proud of for their collection? I have the Rise of the Runelords Anniversary Limited Edition, the Kingmaker Slipcase edition, and the entire Rise of the Runelords miniature line. Please share some items you consider rare and exceptional in your collection. I am highly interested in learning. Thanks!

[StarlingSweeter]

I am not sure if this counts but I do own Jason Buhlman's signed copy of Book of the Dead. I won it in an auction he had while he was moving if I remember correctly. Since undead and Geb are my favourite part of the setting it certainly means a lot to me.

I also really enjoy the sketch book covers of the remastered books. While neither of these are particularly old or legacy, I think they are some of the cooler parts of my physical collection.

[CHEMISTSP]

StarlingSweeter wrote:

I am not sure if this counts but I do own Jason Buhlman's signed copy of Book of the Dead. I won it in an auction he had while he was moving if I remember correctly. Since undead and Geb are my favourite part of the setting it certainly means a lot to me.

I also really enjoy the sketch book covers of the remastered books. While neither of these are particularly old or legacy, I think they are some of the cooler parts of my physical collection.

Those covers are fantastic. I have personally preferred the special editions. They look amazing on a bookshelf and make me think of having a series spell books on a book case written by someone like Raistlin or Fistandantilus in a High Tower of Sorcery. Congrats on your signed Book of the Dead. It makes it even more special considering that the content is valued by you.

[LandSwordBear]

@CHEMISTSP - please tell us more about what you find enticing and engaging about Pathfinder 2 and the products you have enjoyed.