Sold Mars Jordan with matching box 1750

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Selling the last of my grails, I have an immaculate Mars Jordan with matching box M*011109. amazing condition, one of the first things I actually bought from Max (Japanese Jellyfish). He mentioned they were mint and never worn but I did find a small hairline scratch on the right lens that was a pain to get a picture of. The nose bridge is tight, left lens is 9.9/10 and right is 9.0/10.

Asking $1750 shipped
(Only problem is I can't ship to the US, they made it impossible to ship anything from Canada to the US, so if you are interested you might have to figure something out)

If you need more specific photos or any other information let me know!

 

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Did someone say MARS?

DANG…that is BEAUTIMUS. Of course what I’d do to it would be criminal…maybe the King needs another one? Aye @Lopaka KaMars …time for 33?

Either way…good luck with the sale… @Jim the Rebel

 

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Screams Disruptive Design. True Oakley!

 

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I had an original leather Mars Jordan that I regret selling now. GLWS.

 

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PM Incoming!

 

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Serious question. The sku A09030. What’s the correlation to the frame?

 

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Serious question. The sku A09030. What’s the correlation to the frame?

That A09030 code is a unique label ID

SKU 04-104 identifies the model. "A" number is a serialized tracking sequence for the physical sticker itself. Even in a massive production run, every box gets its own one of one tag for factory logistics, which is why those numbers never match between boxes.

 

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PM incoming

 

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That A09030 code is a unique label ID

SKU 04-104 identifies the model. "A" number is a serialized tracking sequence for the physical sticker itself. Even in a massive production run, every box gets its own one of one tag for factory logistics, which is why those numbers never match between boxes.

Good detail. Im wondering if the serialized tracking sequences are also individually numbered and increase over time as production grew.

 

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Good detail. Im wondering if the serialized tracking sequences are also individually numbered and increase over time as production grew.

Yes I was told that AXXXXX suffix is a serialized tracking sequence that serves as a unique "fingerprint" for the box.

These numbers climbed chronologically as production ramped up.. meaning a label tagged A09030 hit the floor way earlier than one marked A17018. Every single box copped its own one making each label a unique marker in the total production run.