That works. Very good!Maybe it makes it a more rare one and therefore worth more? LOL just kidding. At least I can pretend it is a special one.
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That works. Very good!Maybe it makes it a more rare one and therefore worth more? LOL just kidding. At least I can pretend it is a special one.
I am going to jump in cause I am bored. I do not know that much, but will give you my thoughts on what I can.
Low serials, what ever you want to call low, can be only your opinion I guess. I have a pair of Juliets J##1575. I do not think that is low. There is a low serial thread, someone listed their 30,000 something as low. So......
If you talk to @Smiley he will have his opinion of low, and may not be someone elses.
I think low numbers can effect the cost, for someone that is interested in low numbers, some members are not.
Greedy people do not rip of collectors, price is what ever someone wants to pay. If you want something bad enough, you pay, would you feel ripped off? If you do, you should not have purchased. ( that goes with out saying, that the product is as stated.)
SKU and serial are not the same. A stock-keeping unit (SKU) is a scannable bar code, most often seen printed on product labels in a retail store.
As far as the other questions, no help here. I am sure others will pipe in. I believe most of this information can be found on the forum with a little bit of research. Pretty much every topic is covered on this well informed forum.
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Serials as has been said are all subjective to the buyer. If the seller is selling to high he will get an offer or wont sell it till the price is dropped down. If the buyer wants it bad enough they will pay a premium.
That said, some serials are likely worth more for collectors, maybe its a low 00001 number, or a lucky number 00023 or 000007, but otherwise they are all the same sets. Unless of course you have a one off pair like the purple Juliets, OR a NAL serial Copper Penny. Unicorns for the purple, Unicorn for the Penny if you desire a special serial one. I am trying to figure out a fair price for a Boxed but not matching for the NAL serial Copper Penny. Extremely Rare so having a hard time to figure true value.
Capitalism - One sells and one buys. That agreement makes them both happy. It does not matter what price is paid. If its too high, compared to market value, then the buyer should have done his own research and lesson learned. If its too low, compared to market value, then the seller should have done more research or maybe wanted to move it fast to put cash elsewhere.
Regardless both entered a contract and agreed to the price.
....and the three Blue Juliets and one Blue Penny. All from the same source as the Purple pairs.While there may be others out there; There has NEVER been another off serial X-Metal on the forum in the past 9 years. None like this other than the Purple Juliets
So Rare - Yes extremely kinda one of a kind for the serial. But.... its only valuable to the right person.
While there may be others out there; There has NEVER been another off serial X-Metal on the forum in the past 9 years. None like this other than the Purple Juliets
So Rare - Yes extremely kinda one of a kind for the serial. But.... its only valuable to the right person.