- There's a 25k 1983 Eagle 1st run with no patent that I have no interest in, for my purposes very little value. Paul's disc more valuable to me.
-No other Worlds disc I could find from Paul in the market, if correct increases value.
-I couldn't find anything by Ken Climo either that was in play during Worlds. More value.
-How many Worlds and other Majors do I think Paul will win? More value.
-Worth repeating and must be found out, any other discs Paul used in play during Worlds floating around out there, and how many. If others, could this disc be the first.
Would I buy it.
Sure, if I wouldn't miss the money. But I would:
-I would try to reach out to Paul and ask, " why did you let go of the disc". And asking, "are there any other World's disc floating out there".
-If possible, I would want to see the disc in person, I would never buy for that amount without examining it. The seller makes the mistake of stating "I think". Well, "I think" I would like to haggle the price down and that works best if done face to face.
Bottom line if I wanted to spend the money, I would be walking out of there with the disc. Over time it will have more value and would look nice with my other collections.
There're my two cents.