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I will sell one of mine for a mere $1,800 with free shipping. Save over $100!!

brownsl wrote: ↑Fri Apr 19, 2024 2:28 pm one of mine

Italy is awesome when it comes to artists and producers. Elettra comes to mind, Jocu, Gio, Lorenzo...
When it comes to resellers... well, I guess the regulars in here know whom to avoid...

Hi there, what's the best way to price my decks now if the decks don't show up on ebay anymore. Is there anyone that could help me with that stuff?

chicken_ql wrote: ↑Thu May 02, 2024 10:55 am Hi there, what's the best way to price my decks now if the decks don't show up on ebay anymore. Is there anyone that could help me with that stuff?

Do you have a list of the decks you're looking to price? I may be able to look some of them up.

kevork wrote: ↑Thu May 02, 2024 11:09 am

chicken_ql wrote: ↑Thu May 02, 2024 10:55 am Hi there, what's the best way to price my decks now if the decks don't show up on ebay anymore. Is there anyone that could help me with that stuff?

Do you have a list of the decks you're looking to price? I may be able to look some of them up.

Yeah, I'm looking to price my Gold Monolith mainly atm.

chicken_ql wrote: ↑Thu May 02, 2024 10:55 am Hi there, what's the best way to price my decks now if the decks don't show up on ebay anymore. Is there anyone that could help me with that stuff?

In “Selling” at eBay you will find Tera Peak product research. It will show much longer timespan.

Ooh, thank you

Yeah, the spread can be pretty wild but it's becoming harder and harder to find the monolith series in completion. I'd imagine a newfound increase in demand with the release of the two Zodiac decks that share a similar tuck.

Impressive, to say the least.

Bidders must be on crack too, because I managed to snag this, not as a buy it now, but as a week long auction for a $5 bid…

Block crack.

Fletch wrote: ↑Tue Jun 11, 2024 9:44 pmBlock crack.

This might be the worst one I've ever seen.

Lel. I forgot if they sold these sealed or just the block with the sticker?

Mine I think just came in a plastic case if memory serves. I don't think mine had the sticker. I think I have two though...somewhere. For me it was a donation thing to say thanks to his staff. I seem to recall on one though, I did get some cool stuff from them in addition to the block.

Sold on June 24 apparently...
I suppose the sleeve holds all the value?

Sounds like someone's ex sold that and sent them the photo....Yeah, that could happen.

What the deuce

I messaged the seller. That wasn't the actual sale price. I asked a few times but seller isn't telling me the real price. Will update if I get a number.

edit: estimated around $2500

$2500 via private bundle sale and with no sleeve. Wowza.

Dafuq is wrong with you Lotrék simps?
Asking for a friend...

Cmon man, you know that answer to that likely rhetorical question. Very subjective hobby, scarcity, profile of certain artists, certain wallets being deeper than others, etc. It's all elementary at this point.

Some of my favorite decks are ones I have likely paid more for than they will ever be worth to anyone else - pretty much by definition

PiazzaDelivery wrote: ↑Tue Jul 02, 2024 9:55 am Cmon man, you know that answer to that likely rhetorical question. Very subjective hobby, scarcity, profile of certain artists, certain wallets being deeper than others, etc. It's all elementary at this point.

You‘re % right. My post was my expression for the sleeve missing, which took me off-guard and still baffles me despite knowing what you said. Some things I can understand but not comprehend.

There are so many 10$ decks that I enjoy much more than the 'expensive' ones. Adding a large price tag doesn't make it a better deck but some people have it in their heads that if it costs more than it must be better. That is knowledge that can be used for gain.

I regularly drop many a hundred dollars on an Elaine Lewis or Karl Gerich deck, along with others of the same ilk - these being the height of my collection and enjoyment, and the oddity and price of them making them arguably poor investments.

The heart wants what it wants, and a collection often gains a life of its own - making it as muddy a water as any to be found

(I see I am more or less repeating myself with this comment - so I guess I’ve added all I have to give and more to the conversation )