Rustpot
M Frame Lover
I recall a sale some time back where the seller was a longtime member and the buyer went into a tizzy since one digit of the serial was reported wrong in the listing, just read in haste and didn't regard it as significant.
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I've read and re-read what you wrote and I get what it is you said. I understand that there are bragging rights involved and that's between the fortunate guys who were able to get their hands on one of the limited pieces. Does this warrant two exact pieces, one with a low serial and the other in the opposite spectrum, being listed for sale after the fact, at two completely different asking prices? Would you spend $1000 to get No.008 or spend $500 to get No.197 of 250? Is the extra $500 really worth that much in bragging rights, when all 250 pairs were retailed at the exact same amount?Already mentioned this to you above.
I did, but I think those prices had more to do with the packaging rather than the serial numbers. One forum member who tried bidding on the first and dipped out, then added $500 more to help ensure he gets the second one.
I would be hunting #420 of everything.
Uhhhhhh yep that's it.Why 420? That your race car #?