Lamp
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Yeah that's true, you are in a whole different part of the world. If people know of McCabe over there then I would sell it locally, you'd get more money than having to ship it internationally.
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What is this disc worth?
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I asked about some Millenium discs (including an EXP1) and was told that generally these don't have much extra value. Someone did refer me to the discgolfsweden site which had alot of info on these. Apparently the 1.6s were run with CE plastic. Some of the 1.7s are also apparently CE as they were run with the 1.6s but mis-stamped. No way of telling without comparing with a known CE disc. I don't think my 1.7 is CE, nice grippy plastic but doesn't have the same sturdiness as my CE Valks.
SAxDrc
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found a first run innova puma. no ink. 7/10 condition. how much could this be worth?
ManU
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Not sire I would agree
The 1.7 is CE and some 1.6 are CE
That said Mill discs don't fetch much even CE
Bmast...you are should probably be able to get it for less than $20
Although someone in the marketplace was asking $40 for a used one similar condition at 170
I have probably 6 or 7 1.7 run EXPs all new and I probably paid at most $20 each
What are "special blend" rocs like? I have a dx roc that is extremely slick and shiny, unlike any other dx I have ever felt.
ManU
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Wow my post above has a lot of grammar errors
I look like a tool
I look like a tool
The Special Blend Rocs were USDGC Rocs. The plastic was Star-ish. I think they had them in '05? '06? It was right about the same time as Star plastic came out. Not sure if they had any before that. I don't recall seeing them after that, but they started selling Star USDGC Rocs after that so it might have been redundant at that point.
Slick and shiny DX is usually just crappy DX, though. Sometimes it's better; I had a first run Cheetah that I swear was Pro plastic (Pro plastic didn't even exist then) and a DX Raven that was a freaky slick shiny blend that was durable as all get out. Hard to tell.
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He speaks the truth...
How much would you ask for a 6/10 10x KC Pro Gazelle, 175g?
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8/10 170g Pearly Champ Beast?
chainbangerslanger
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candy or taffy plastic
Taffy, I believe. Opaque can't see through it.
chainbangerslanger
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i would 20 dollar range maybe more depending on stamp
Here's a pic:
Greatzky
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that is neither candy or taffy. that is original pro plastic. the 10X KC discs were run in Pro plastic.. and 11X KC discs (teebird, gazelle, firebird) were run in basically the first runs of champion plastic(that's a broad statement as there were many many different plastics that Innova has gone through).
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chainbangerslanger
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might be able to get 25 since this one sold for 35 and it 9/10 with flashing on it http://www.dgcoursereview.com/forums/showthread.php?t=40174&highlight=10x+gazelle
There are definitely 10x in CE, not just Pro. Not saying this one isn't Pro, just saying I know there are 10x gazelles in other plastic.
chainbangerslanger
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now i feel foolish i am gonna hang my head in shame
I wouldn't he's not 100% correct. I just got sent a pic of a 10x in CE/candy/champ, whatever you want to call it. Maybe I am misunderstanding him? The way I read that post is that 10x is only made in Pro and that's just not true.
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my bad.. you are correct. Most were made in pro at the time.. some were a mix of pro and CE(or whatever we want to call it) so they lasted a little longer.
I wouldn't consider that plastic taffy though.
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