Too Many Books - In Which I Complain About Being Poor

So Gen Con is coming up. James Raggi is going to be there hawking his wares and presumably answering questions with "Because fuck you, that's why" between mouthfuls of Raggi-Os. This presents me with a familiar situation in such unfamiliar surroundings - I want to buy things, and things cost money. My original plan was to pick up these items:

• England Upturn'd (I'm hoping Mr. Raggi will let customers have the PDF versions of print products they buy at no extra charge, because I use PDFs a lot at the table.)
• The Cursed Chateau (Ditto.)
• Rules & Magic (Already own the PDF.)
• Vornheim (Already own the PDF.)
• A Red & Pleasant Land (Already own the PDF.)
• Carcosa (Already own the PDF.)

If I'm correct about the prices, that puts me in the neighborhood of $175. It's hard on the wallet, but my wife and I have been saving up for this occasion, and we budgeted for my tendencies toward obsessive collecting. (She has a similar fixation on collecting dice, which comes in handy.) Besides, it's better to buy this stuff in person than order them and tack on the cost of shipping.

Here's the problem, or rather pair of problems:

• Mr. Raggi just announced that he will by carrying Maze of the Blue Medusa, which I really want and which is really expensive.
• He's also been working on a hoodie design for Gen Con that sounds absolutely crazy, and I might want to pick one up.

So now I'm debating on which book(s) from my original list to drop so I can afford one or both of these. The problem with doing that is that if I don't buy these at Gen Con, I might never be able to convince myself to buy them (England Upturn'd and The Cursed Chateau excluded) because I already bought them in PDF and I can't justify the shipping costs to myself. Alas and alack. Too many books.

Anyone want to meet in a tavern and see if there are any rumors floating around regarding dungeons full of loot? Wait...it just occurred to me that dungeon delving for quick cash is kind of like the fantasy equivalent of taking out a payday loan. It's gonna cost ya.