Insta-ban!Here’s a controversy, one of our guys works for KDP. He brought this soda combination last night. Should he be banned permanently?
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Insta-ban!Here’s a controversy, one of our guys works for KDP. He brought this soda combination last night. Should he be banned permanently?
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I don't have the patience to read through this whole thread, but here's something I see way too often:
1) People listing for sale murdered Paulsons as mint and asking top dollar
Sometimes it can save you money if that's the goal before you buy, but generally, yeah, that's kinda wacky.I don't have the patience to read through this whole thread, but here's something I see way too often:
1) People listing for sale murdered Paulsons as mint and asking top dollar
And it should!This could turn into a thread of its own
LOL...I just saw a post where someone has 2 racks of the same chip...asking more for the murdered rack than the unadulterated rack. LIke they put in work?!?
(For the record, I am great with anyone doing whatever they want to do with chips that they purchase. Just please don't think you added value by messing with them.)
I saw those light purple 8vs as well lol.LOL...I just saw a post where someone has 2 racks of the same chip...asking more for the murdered rack than the unadulterated rack. LIke they put in work?!?
(For the record, I am great with anyone doing whatever they want to do with chips that they purchase. Just please don't think you added value by messing with them.)
1.a) They did put in work (a lot)LOL...I just saw a post where someone has 2 racks of the same chip...asking more for the murdered rack than the unadulterated rack. LIke they put in work?!?
(For the record, I am great with anyone doing whatever they want to do with chips that they purchase. Just please don't think you added value by messing with them.)
Or customizing your chips by adding an extra edgespot with a marker then charging for all the workI saw those light purple 8vs as well lol.
It's like removing the paint of the hood of a car with sandpaper, and then proceed to ask more than the list price on a marketplace...
That's literally my entire role as a vendor here.... And I'm busy....Just please don't think you added value by messing with them.
Josh, I get that and am cool with it. It would be like ordering a custom guitar...hugely valuable to the original person that commissions the work, but loses a lot of resale value to others. The cost to the original buyer is generally not recoupable if resold. If I have a custom instrument made I better be pretty well married to it unless I like hemorrhaging thousands of dollars upon resale (which I see people do).That's literally my entire role as a vendor here.... And I'm busy....
This doesn’t quite flow for me.Josh, I get that and am cool with it. It would be like ordering a custom guitar...hugely valuable to the original person that commissions the work, but loses a lot of resale value to others. The cost to the original buyer is generally not recoupable if resold. If I have a custom instrument made I better be pretty well married to it unless I like hemorrhaging thousands of dollars upon resale (which I see people do).
And now there are less and less original, top condition of a given chip over time that are still worth whatever they cost new. Everything that is murdered or played in starts dropping toward utility value of maybe 50% of new price as they get further away from true new/mint/unmolested condition. In my opinion of course...and I am great with people buying/selling for any amounts the two parties agree on.This doesn’t quite flow for me.
As an example, there were tens of thousands of some of t
It all depends on who the buyers are. If you're interested in non-murdered chips, then the murdered ones won't be something for you. But they sure as hell will be for someone else who had similar plans for them.And now there are less and less original, top condition of a given chip over time that are still worth whatever they cost new. Everything that is murdered or played in starts dropping toward utility value of maybe 50% of new price as they get further away from true new/mint/unmolested condition. In my opinion of course...and I am great with people buying/selling for any amounts the two parties agree on.
You are thinking too black and white.Josh, I get that and am cool with it. It would be like ordering a custom guitar...hugely valuable to the original person that commissions the work, but loses a lot of resale value to others. The cost to the original buyer is generally not recoupable if resold. If I have a custom instrument made I better be pretty well married to it unless I like hemorrhaging thousands of dollars upon resale (which I see people do).
This is a fiction I’ve been trying to fight. Playing chips actually has very little effect on their market value. Sure if you played them from mint to a casino worn / good / barely stand on edge condition, yeah that would drop their value 50%. But that’s practically never happening.Everything that is murdered or played in starts dropping toward utility value of maybe 50% of new price as they get further away from true new/mint/unmolested condition.
1000%This is a fiction I’ve been trying to fight. Playing chips actually has very little effect on their market value. Sure if you played them from mint to a casino worn / good / barely stand on edge condition, yeah that would drop their value 50%. But that’s practically never happening.
That depends on the buyer, of course. And even with the explosion of popularity of this sort of thing, I’d still argue that the percentage of chip buyers who are interested in that kind of project is still low-ish. So it’s an interesting question - if you’ve added value for 25% of the market, but stripped value for 75% of the market, have you added value? Maybe?Take a rack of canary THCs with a generic hot stamp of Initials. A good mill job would 100% add value to those chips.
Yes, because you know Gear’s work. How would you feel about buying chips if the inlays had been removed by Joe Shit Thenewguy? Because we see a lot of those kinds of posts in the classifieds- people who don’t know what the hell they’re doing, who then give up.I would pay more for a NAGB rack that Gear removed the inlay than stock if I needed NAGB chips for a project.
From the amount of PMs I get weekly asking if I have a rack of canary/arc/RR/blurple/pink/horizon blue milled for sale and throwing out offers, I don't doubt my position at all.So it’s an interesting question - if you’ve added value for 25% of the market, but stripped value for 75% of the market, have you added value? Maybe
Let me know if we get a crazy offer for those 98 canaries.From the amount of PMs I get weekly asking if I have a rack of canary/arc/RR/blurple/pink/horizon blue milled for sale and throwing out offers, I don't doubt my position at all.
the ones I just attacked look like I used a toenail clipper, but the work means they're worth the hours I put in.How would you feel about buying chips if the inlays had been removed by Joe Shit Thenewguy? Because we see a lot of those kinds of posts in the classifieds- people who don’t know what the hell they’re doing, who then give up.
Already got a PM and sent them your way. LolLet me know if we get a crazy offer for those 98 canaries.
Kidding.
But I only “need” 2 barrels
Haha yeah got it. Thx.Already got a PM and sent them your way. Lol
That Pete's set is amazing! Functional art.You are thinking too black and white.
Take a rack of canary THCs with a generic hot stamp of Initials. A good mill job would 100% add value to those chips.
It's a free market, and some custom choices can add value. I would argue @JeepologyOffroad Macon's I redid for him hold more value now than before, as they were pretty trashed. It's all dependant on what the buyer is looking for at that time.
I've had offers on my Pete's set that are more than what I spent, and that's about as custom as you can get.
I would pay more for a NAGB rack that Gear removed the inlay than stock if I needed NAGB chips for a project.
It all depends on what is wanted, and how the current chip market is at the time.
Just please don't think you added value
Well, then.... enough said, I guess.That's literally my entire role as a vendor here.
Josh hemorrhages chips for profit.Josh, I get that and am cool with it. It would be like ordering a custom guitar...hugely valuable to the original person that commissions the work, but loses a lot of resale value to others. The cost to the original buyer is generally not recoupable if resold. If I have a custom instrument made I better be pretty well married to it unless I like hemorrhaging thousands of dollars upon resale (which I see people do).
I will give you a bye on that red/blue combo. Its a certain shade of red/blue that shifts it from "ok" to hard (even painful) to even look at.