Just though I'd point out that there are 73 different values listed, so this kit appears to contain 365 resistors in total (one for every day of the year!). That works out to just 3? each.
Get one of this kit and you'll have a few of every value you are likely to need. Then get a 100 pack of each of the most common values (like 10K for pull-ups and ~200 ohm for current limiting) and you'll have all your prototyping resistor needs met.
Cheers,
- Dean

From the picture, it looked like it had a nice case and such for holding the resistors. Just to clarify: It's a decent "case" but you must note that it is just cardboard, not plastic like I expected.

This is the same resistor kit I was given in my toolbox when I took a few classes at ITT Tech back in 2001. The cardboard flaps are nice because it helps you dig around. However, I moved everything from the cardboard box to an expanding pocket folder like this one: http://www.officedepot.com/a/products/477072/Office-Depot-Brand-Poly-13-Pocket/ Wal-Mart has a cheaper one that is very sturdy, but I couldn't find it on their website.

And I use this tackle box for component storage: http://www.walmart.com/ip/Plano-FTO-Elite-Extreme-Angle-R-System-with-Seven-Utilities-Blue-Beige/20563458 Last fall they were on sale for $49.

I'm OCD when it comes to ESD protection...so each compartment is lined with aluminum foil and wired them to a grouding screw that I installed on the back of the tackle box.

When will these be back? I REALLY need them for my project!

Wait a moment, I take offence to being categorized as a
"Electronics NERD". I'm a Geek thank you very much.
*Remember you can't spell Geek without the EE (Electrical Engineer)!

Can I second everyone's comments who wanted more such kits?
I would prefer the E96 series as I don't use carbon film in any of my designs (except as spacers or mounting posts or spare wire), and the cost of the metal film 1% resistors is bugger-all different to the 5% carbons. Plus, the 1/4 watt MF resistors handle well over 1/2 watts easily - so there's more room for mistakes/experimentation!
You'd only need to provide the same kinds of useful values (4k7, 10k, 22k, 47k, 100k, etc), I can get my own 11.2k if I want...
I'd also love to see :
- MKT caps (0.15" and 0.2" pin spacing) from 1n5 to 0u47
- Small body electros
- Solid tants (much better than electros at bypassing)
- Larger body electros up to 2200uF
- SS trannies in through-hole and SOT packages (BC848, etc)
- MOSFET packs for motors, battery switchover, etc
- Surface mount LED packs (gull wing are best for starters)
- Maybe a pack of 10 SMD MAX232's (Jaycar flog dozens of them)
- a "Crystal Box" (being a box full of useful crystals)
- 1W resistors
and so on. Go on guys, go for it!

I bought this expecting the range of resistors described above, however, the kit actually only contains 125 resistors. It comes with 5 each from 10K to 1M. These fit in the last two bins in the box. It does not come with any resistors below 10K.
I recommend against buying this kit.

I copied a striping chart onto the outside of the box, sinc I'm not yet well versed in the colors. It would be handy if SparkFun were to print that! Generally, very convenient.

Hate to burst y'all's bubble, but Velleman produces a pack of 610 resistors that I found for $8. 61 values, 10 of each value... that is about 1.3 CENTS each!
ITEM# K/RES-E12
Description: Velleman E12-Series Resistors (Pack of 610)
Specifications
* quantity: 610 pieces (10 pcs per value)
* series: E12
* number of values: 61 (from 10E to 1M)
* power rating: 1/4W
* operating temperature range: -55°C to + 155°C
* tolerance: 5%
* max. operating voltage: 250V
* operating temperature range: -67°F to 311°F
* tolerance: 5%
* max. operating voltage: 250V
Resistors Included (10 of Each) :
* Ω: 10, 12, 15, 18, 22, 27, 33, 39, 47, 56, 68, 82, 100,
120, 150, 180, 220, 270, 330, 390, 470, 560, 680, 820
* KΩ: 1, 1.2, 1.5, 1.8, 2.2, 2.7, 3.3, 3.9, 4.7, 5.6, 6.8, 8.2, 10,
12, 15, 18, 22, 27, 33, 39, 47, 56, 68, 82, 100, 120, 150, 180,
220, 270, 330, 390, 470, 560, 680, 820,
* MΩ: 1

Its sad they are out of stock. If you need these in a hurry like me, Digi-Key has them, for $4.00 more. Their PN is RS125ND.
http://search.digikey.com/scripts/DkSearch/dksus.dll?FullDetail&name=RS125-ND#kitcontents

I ended up missing a couple bags of resistors when I ordered this and have gotten no feedback from customer service. :(

When I got my box of parts, my resistor kit was mising from the box. I gave Sparkfun a call, and they shipped one out to me the same day. An example of Sparkfun's great customer service!
I just envy the guy that got a free resistor kit though...:)

What size are we looking at here? (For EAGLE purposes)

Yea, a box with ten, and one of twenty would be great!

You need a larger quantity of the following standard 10% values from 10 Ohms through 1 MOhm:
10, 12, 15, 18, 22, 27, 33, 39, 47, 56, 68, 82

I love the way that it's already sorted! Takes away a big headache not having to categorize them yourself.
I agree with jandirks, a capacitor kit would be great too!

This is something I've been waiting for for a long time!

how bout one in smd too, :)