hippiediscdude
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The wiffle fying saucer is around $45-50
ABout what I paid for it. Hopefully in 20-30 years if my son ever decides to sell it. It will have appreciated a little in value.
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The wiffle fying saucer is around $45-50
You are not asking the right guy.I have asked in 2 threads if anyone knows if all Classic Ontario Rocs say 1995 on them, but no one knows. I bought one and their is NO WAY it is from 1995, so I think they are all stamped with the 1995. Can anyone confirm this?
ABout what I paid for it. Hopefully in 20-30 years if my son ever decides to sell it. It will have appreciated a little in value.
The Wings and Rings stamp is the original Roc stamp. The original Roc was Innova's 8th mold, so there is still an "8" on the stamp. The "classic" and the year were added when the disc was brought back into production in the mid 90's.They made so many back then that they still sell them to this day. You should notice a small number 8 towards the middle/bottom. this is the 8th mold
(this is what a rather reputable source told me at a tournament)
You are not asking the right guy.
It's just the stamp. It screws people up all the time.
Take this disc:
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Right there on the stamp it says "Innova 1991" so a lot of people assume the disc was made in 1991. They sold these discs for a decade with the same stamp. The disc might be from 1991 or it might be from 1995 or it might be from 2000. The date is just the copyright of the stamp.
It's just the normal instinct of people. I can establish my standing as a long-term player by keeping old discs in my bag and casually mentioning how long I have had them when I whip them out. Sometimes the old disc is actually something that flies cool like a TP Cyclone, and sometimes it's...an old disc. I know a lot of Roc guys who like to throw big bird stamps or right-facing bird stamps. It's mostly in their head. You do get some oooh's and ahhh's from a nice big bird Roc, though. What's wrong with some oooh's and ahhh's? If ya got 'em, flaunt 'em.second question isthis leopard any better than the newer stamp leopard?![]()
I'm starting to notice that when I post pictures of my discs a lot of guys say "My Dad used to throw those." I'm starting to think I'm hanging out in the wrong spot. Where are all your Dad's?My dads got one of these from back in like 92, the thing is great!
I'm starting to notice that when I post pictures of my discs a lot of guys say "My Dad used to throw those." I'm starting to think I'm hanging out in the wrong spot. Where are all your Dad's?
I just picked up a star stamp first run Pro Katana. I'm not doing anything with it for 5 years. If I'm lucky, I'll trade it for two of the latest greatest in 5 years, if not, I'll always have a new disc to throw, if I ever develop enough good form to throw something that fast.
Yes and no. You should not expect to get a bunch of cash for a disc that is still in production and unchanged other than the stamp. However, the stamp is a very recognizable change. Sometimes Innova will tweak a mold and no one seems to notice, but when they change the hotstamp everyone notices. Some people will pay extra to collect OOP stamps. It's kinda silly in some ways, perfectly logical in others. So while I would not expect someone to give me $50.00 for an old Leopard stamp, I'd think I could pull $12-$15 out of somebody for one.so basically even though it is older it is still worth about $8.00.
don't count on it, especially with Pro plastic. different story with those first run japan open champs tho
makes sense.
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....just kidding
you can still buy a griffin from disc golf values for under $10.00