For Sale BNIB XS polished VR28, Polished VR28 juliet

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Up for sale first is my BNIB with sticker on the lenses 6011-05 Polished VR28 XS, these are flawless and come with everything a BNIB pair should. Don't be fooled by "LNIB" and end up receiving a 550 dollar box of disappointment. I speak from experience here. These are the real deal and I stand behind my product. I'm asking 625.00 shipped CONUS may be slightly negotiable just pm me.

Secondly I have for sale is a polished
Searlized VR28 new lenses and new oakley Rootbeer rubbers. The frames are in excellent condition and the bridge is 8.5/10 tight. These will come with a Mmag box and a MF bag. I'm asking 395.00 pay pal fees and CONUS shipping included. Price is slightly negotiable pm me.

Some one buy these before I decide to buy some custom cut VR28 lenses for my polished R1 and have a triple threat polished VR28 trifecta

 

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Correct me if I am wrong, but I believe NIB comes with a plastic protective sleeve on the vault.
I guess we can just slap an "H" sticker back on them and call them "New" now?

 

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Changed mind....NO interest.

 

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@Patrick Ingrassia Oh I have the sleeve no worries it's sitting inside the box. Nice try tho

 

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@Wicked the box is uses to Elevate the glasses and picture purpose if you can read it clearly states exactly what it comes with. I'll add the serial number if you would like it.

 

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@Patrick Ingrassia I purchased them from @majorosbence1990 I didn't just "slap" some beat up lenses on them and try to pawn them as new. This is what happens when you do that. It's called a reversal.

 

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Not interested.

 

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Does this make you feel better?

 

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The box it will come with Mag-M frame oakley box nice box good for shipping and the serial is JB024192.

 

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@Patrick Ingrassia I purchased them from @majorosbence1990 I didn't just "slap" some beat up lenses on them and try to pawn them as new. This is what happens when you do that. It's called a reversal.

Let's keep it civil here gents! People are going to ask questions; only natural in a trade.