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Ben
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Post subject: Re: Items you don't see everyday or that sold for a high pri Posted: Sat Jun 04, 2011 8:51 pm |
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Zzupler wrote: Forgot to mention, that seller of the sealed trillion that wouldn't post outside the US also sold a sealed Entrapment for $19.95 BIN that i would have won had i been able to buy it  but another member of the forum got it! I see international postage rates for the lots you posted - though rather expensive. Nowadays, it's extremely important to offer worldwide postage options, especially for puzzles! Bidders that fight over puzzles are too scattered around the world, and limiting bidders means you've eliminated the competition! Ben
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Zzupler
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Post subject: Re: Items you don't see everyday or that sold for a high pri Posted: Sat Jun 04, 2011 8:56 pm |
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Ahhh yes, sorry - i forgot about that. They would post to the UK, Germany, Japan and a couple of other countries....but not Ireland (Hello?? we speak English!!!) but the worst thing was they had their ebay account set up to refuse questions so i couldn't even ask if they would post to Ireland - i had attempted to buy it on the chance that postage would be the same to Ireland but the system wouldn't let me complete the purchase as Ireland wasn't a country specifically mentioned in their postage 
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Zzupler
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Post subject: Re: Items you don't see everyday or that sold for a high pri Posted: Sun Jun 05, 2011 7:58 am |
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I think this is the correct thread to post this as apparently 3 of these have sold and the seller has 90 more if anyone wants one A rubiks 360 for £152.90 - but it's ok as shipping is free!! Who on earth would have bought 3 of these? Edit: it seems the buy it now price has been revised so presumably when the three sold it was for a much cheaper price.
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Olivér Nagy
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Post subject: Re: Items you don't see everyday or that sold for a high pri Posted: Tue Jun 07, 2011 3:16 pm |
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Zzupler wrote: I think this is the correct thread to post this as apparently 3 of these have sold and the seller has 90 more if anyone wants one A rubiks 360 for £152.90 - but it's ok as shipping is free!! Who on earth would have bought 3 of these? Edit: it seems the buy it now price has been revised so presumably when the three sold it was for a much cheaper price. And if you look it carfully it is a KO 360!! 
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Robert111
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Post subject: Re: Items you don't see everyday or that sold for a high pri Posted: Tue Jun 07, 2011 3:19 pm |
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One person has just bought one for £152 Robert
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RyanA
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Post subject: Re: Items you don't see everyday or that sold for a high pri Posted: Thu Jun 09, 2011 3:55 pm |
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I just won all these puzzles for £46.57. A few jems in there too. Most looking forward to getting my hands on the Magic Octahedron and Original Rhombic Dodecahedron. Can anyone identify which Magic Octahedron it is? I can't really tell. Attachment:
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Post subject: Re: Items you don't see everyday or that sold for a high pri Posted: Thu Jun 09, 2011 3:57 pm |
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RyanA
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Post subject: Re: Items you don't see everyday or that sold for a high pri Posted: Thu Jun 09, 2011 4:06 pm |
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Haha  Lol, as much as I do, these are for me. I have been beaten too many times when trying get hold of a number of these puzzles and finally my luck has changed. Having a bigger budget helped though 
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Robert111
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Post subject: Re: Items you don't see everyday or that sold for a high pri Posted: Thu Jun 09, 2011 4:18 pm |
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I saw this but it went well over my limit that I had decided. The magic octahedron was the hidden gem, I was wondering if anyone else saw it, but the obviously did.
Congrats Ryan on an awesome haul.
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Zzupler
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Post subject: Re: Items you don't see everyday or that sold for a high pri Posted: Sun Jun 12, 2011 11:30 am |
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Robert111 wrote: One person has just bought one for £152 Robert  What the heck? Who would buy one for that price? Also on ebay it says "This listing was ended by the seller because the item is no longer available" - so even though they had over 90 available as soon as they sold one they ended the listing? (Probably off on holiday with the profit  ) But don't worry if you are looking for one as on the same page there is another seller who has more of them for exactly the same ridiculous price! Have we stumbled on some money laundering operation or something here as how can two sellers both charge this exact same crazy price???
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Konrad
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Post subject: Re: Items you don't see everyday or that sold for a high pri Posted: Sun Jun 12, 2011 11:39 am |
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I have even sent an email to the guy. This is what I got back Quote: Dear valued customer, Thank you for contacting us. We have received your email.
We will have a rest during weekend(Sat & Sun.). Our customer service staff will answer your email on Monday. Please be patient as our response time may be a little slower than usual.
May he rest in peace 
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Zzupler
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Post subject: Re: Items you don't see everyday or that sold for a high pri Posted: Sun Jun 12, 2011 11:55 am |
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Konrad wrote: I have even sent an email to the guy. Errrr Don't worry Konrad - if you are interested in one of these i could sell you mine Don't worry just joking! Please don't anybody buy one of these for this price (just in case!)
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Post subject: Re: Items you don't see everyday or that sold for a high pri Posted: Mon Jun 13, 2011 3:49 am |
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Zzupler wrote: Konrad wrote: I have even sent an email to the guy. Errrr Don't worry Konrad - if you are interested in one of these i could sell you mine Don't worry just joking! Please don't anybody buy one of these for this price (just in case!) Strange enough, I have got this answer Quote: Hello: Sometimes you see the item set a high price unnormally because the item is out of stock. we raising the price to aviod the buyer purchase it. We will change back the price to normal when we have the item in stock. Please keep watching our listing.
Regards Sharon
Nice strategy, isn't it 
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Zzupler
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Post subject: Re: Items you don't see everyday or that sold for a high pri Posted: Mon Jun 13, 2011 3:20 pm |
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Very strange strategy, why not just remove the listing if the item is not in stock? I presume in has something to do with (fe)ebays fees. Getting this thread back to more usual topics: A sonic canundrum sliding puzzle can in original packaging (it looks like it may be sealed too) for $155.39 - i did not win this, i was just watching it!
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Post subject: Re: Items you don't see everyday or that sold for a high pri Posted: Tue Jun 21, 2011 5:01 pm |
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Ben
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Post subject: Re: Items you don't see everyday or that sold for a high pri Posted: Mon Jul 25, 2011 10:37 am |
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Zzupler
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Post subject: Re: Items you don't see everyday or that sold for a high pri Posted: Tue Aug 02, 2011 4:56 pm |
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Here's a few of my recent finds: Meffert's 12 Colour Dogic in mint condition, with a free original black helicopter cube for £130 + £5 p+p Deluxe Rubik's Cube logo on red side, open but with original box and label for $29.07 + $11 p+p Tomy Great Gears BIN for $19.95 + $11.10 p+p A Tomy Megaminx in mint unplayed with condition BIN for $4.49 including postage to the US - Thank you to my American friend that bought this and posted it with other puzzles to me  - maybe we need a greatest bargain ever thread?? A collection including an orb-it, rubik's world, boxed magic, missing link and others, oh yeah, and a Columbus Egg with stand for $76.02 p+p was $38.07 which considering all the other puzzles was pretty fair Here's one i didn't win: keychain okki for €32.60 + €4 p+p
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Post subject: Re: Items you don't see everyday or that sold for a high pri Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2011 7:50 am |
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Zzupler wrote: A collection including an orb-it, rubik's world, boxed magic, missing link and others, oh yeah, and a Columbus Egg with stand for $76.02 p+p was $38.07 which considering all the other puzzles was pretty fair Congratulations. After seeing the prohibitive shipping fee I decided just to leave it in the watch list. Zzupler wrote: Here's one i didn't win: keychain okki for €32.60 + €4 p+p Not every okki goes for that much, ebay.de is always a place to find bargins, but not for non-Euro residents like me  . Puzzles listed in different catalogue can have a big difference in price. I got outbid in a spectra months ago which went for more than 70 dollars but I picked another with the BIN of 6 dollars just a week ago.
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Ben
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Post subject: Re: Items you don't see everyday or that sold for a high pri Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2011 9:18 am |
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chuchudengren wrote: A collection including an orb-it, rubik's world, boxed magic, missing link and others, oh yeah, and a Columbus Egg with stand for $76.02 p+p was $38.07 which considering all the other puzzles was pretty fair
Congratulations. After seeing the prohibitive shipping fee I decided just to leave it in the watch list.
The shipping costs was already $20 to me, and I live in the same country! Congrats on the Columbus' Egg! I thought that this one was going to be an easy win for me, but there were a lot more serious bids than I had expected. Ben
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Zzupler
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Post subject: Re: Items you don't see everyday or that sold for a high pri Posted: Thu Aug 04, 2011 4:20 am |
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chuchudengren wrote: Not every okki goes for that much Wow, now that's a very nice find! Ben wrote: Congrats on the Columbus' Egg! Ben Thanks!, it's one i've been looking for for a long time so i think i got a bit lucky because when i finally saw one i was prepared to pay a lot for it (my highest bid was considerably higher than what i won it for  ) Collection is almost complete now.....just one or two more to get 
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Zzupler
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Post subject: Re: Items you don't see everyday or that sold for a high pri Posted: Fri Oct 14, 2011 11:19 am |
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Ben
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Post subject: Re: Items you don't see everyday or that sold for a high pri Posted: Fri Oct 21, 2011 8:48 pm |
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A spectacular lot of 52 puzzles, including Columbus' Egg, Octahedron, Tsukuda's Square, Smart Alex, and Rotary Circle for $565.23. I thought that I had a chance at this but it looks like puzzle collectors have much deeper pockets than I anticipated - blowing me out of the water on this one! Too bad, as I would have really liked to add this lot to my collection. Congrats to the lucky buyer on this one! Ben
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Zzupler
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Post subject: Re: Items you don't see everyday or that sold for a high pri Posted: Thu Oct 27, 2011 4:06 am |
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Ben wrote: A spectacular lot of 52 puzzles ...... I thought that I had a chance at this .......as I would have really liked to add this lot to my collection. Ben Sigh, me too. It truly was a spectacular lot and considering all the great puzzles was a pretty fair price (although the shipping to me would have added $77.50 to the final price. Unfortunately it was more than i could spend on puzzles in one go too - if only the seller had given me 6 months or a years notice before listing it i could have saved up Congrats to the buyer!
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Post subject: Re: Items you don't see everyday or that sold for a high pri Posted: Fri Oct 28, 2011 11:57 pm |
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Zzupler wrote: Ben wrote: A spectacular lot of 52 puzzles ...... I thought that I had a chance at this .......as I would have really liked to add this lot to my collection. Ben Sigh, me too. It truly was a spectacular lot and considering all the great puzzles was a pretty fair price (although the shipping to me would have added $77.50 to the final price. Unfortunately it was more than i could spend on puzzles in one go too - if only the seller had given me 6 months or a years notice before listing it i could have saved up Congrats to the buyer! Wow, now that was some really amazing lot... I wonder if the seller is a forum member. Pantazis
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Ben
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Post subject: Re: Items you don't see everyday or that sold for a high pri Posted: Thu Jan 19, 2012 11:59 pm |
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Lot of 30 Puzzles, including Gold Golden Egg and Cube along with a White Golden Egg and Cube, all for $426... not a bad deal at all! FA-78-1 Gundam 2x2x2 Head for $450. RX-78 Gundam 2x2x2 Head also for $450. I don't ever recall seeing either of them before. Ben
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Volitar Prime
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Post subject: Re: Items you don't see everyday or that sold for a high pri Posted: Tue Mar 06, 2012 6:38 am |
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Post subject: Re: Items you don't see everyday or that sold for a high pri Posted: Tue Mar 06, 2012 8:16 am |
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I was surprised by that too.
Until recently there has been an ebay seller in the US who must have come by some (new) old stock of deluxe edition rubik's cubes. Red & yellow logo versions available. 100% genuine. I bought two and they are mint - even the cases/seal/stickers are complete & unmarked. At first these were selling for big money, I think one even sold for around $250, but most were going for like $100 to $150. As demand dropped off, prices fell to around $60 to $70.
This seller must now have sold through and I wonder if lack of supply has pushed the price right back up again?
Nice cubes although I wouldn't pay $177 for an opened one.
First one I paid $139 - red version logo, and the second (about 6 months later) $63.50 - yellow version logo
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Zzupler
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Post subject: Re: Items you don't see everyday or that sold for a high pri Posted: Wed Mar 07, 2012 6:08 pm |
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Volitar Prime wrote: A Rubik's Deluxe with label on the yellow side for $177.50 .... was surprised to see how high this went. I was more surprised to see how high this seller's Orb-it puzzle went for ....$71, these usually go for about $20 unless they are boxed!
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Zzupler
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Post subject: Re: Items you don't see everyday or that sold for a high pri Posted: Thu Mar 08, 2012 5:12 pm |
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An "Ultra Rare Rubik's Babilon Variation" for $315 + $15 shipping (it's like the space massager but with three rows over the top and bottom of the puzzle - looks like maybe only 4 colours for the balls?) Has anyone ever seen one like this before? or know what the "real" name is? I expected this to sell for a high price but I'm afraid my bid didn't even show up 
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Volitar Prime
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Post subject: Re: Items you don't see everyday or that sold for a high pri Posted: Thu Mar 08, 2012 5:31 pm |
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I was trying really hard to win that. If anyone knows anything about these I would love to know too.
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Post subject: Re: Items you don't see everyday or that sold for a high pri Posted: Thu Mar 08, 2012 5:48 pm |
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I believe some of those ridiculously high, winning bids do not necessarily end up paying for the item. Some ebayers just put in a high bid and refused to pay after winning it. This artificially drives the face value of an item.
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Post subject: Re: Items you don't see everyday or that sold for a high pri Posted: Thu Mar 08, 2012 10:06 pm |
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Post subject: Re: Items you don't see everyday or that sold for a high pri Posted: Sat Mar 10, 2012 5:44 am |
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logi vip not sealed , seal has been opened and placed upside and up the plastic
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Post subject: Re: Packages with less rare puzzles! Posted: Mon Mar 12, 2012 8:53 am |
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DaDaDa Da DaDaDa Da DaDaDa Da DaDaDa Da DaDaDa Da - Woooo oooooo oooo oooooo! (Stick that in Google translate  ) Proof that time travel IS possible - my physical age and mental age have just met each other in the same place for the first time since I was eight.    It's a fully functional Police Box! Brilliant job Gus. I am/She will be thrilled with this on her birthday! (I feel a companion cube coming on....)
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Post subject: Re: Items you don't see everyday or that sold for a high pri Posted: Sun Mar 18, 2012 1:31 am |
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I am very sceptical about the so-called gold edition of The Orb. If you look at the picture in the auction, the "gold" colour is uneven. It has the appearence of one my own Orb puzzles that I had stored in a box with a stack of Archie comic digests from the 1980s. I had discovered that the side of the Orb facing the cheap newsprint of the digests had aquired an interesting gold discolouration, while the side facing away had not.
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Andreas Nortmann
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Post subject: Re: Items you don't see everyday or that sold for a high pri Posted: Tue Mar 20, 2012 1:20 pm |
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Post subject: Re: Items you don't see everyday or that sold for a high pri Posted: Tue Mar 20, 2012 3:43 pm |
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Andreas Nortmann wrote: Does anybody know anything about this Pet-Toys Diogenes All i know is i tried very hard to win it but ultimately not hard enough! There are two threads that give a little info on it here on twistypuzzles.... here and here and there is also an image in the Slocum Puzzle collection here but that's all i know about it - maybe some of the people mentioned in the threads know more!
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Post subject: Re: Items you don't see everyday or that sold for a high pri Posted: Thu Apr 05, 2012 3:07 am |
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What is with all the Golden Cube craziness going on now? I realize they're not in production anymore but it's only been 3 years not like 10 or 15 years out of print. It's not like they only made 20 of each color or something. The prices have been ridiculously high on ebay. $455 for a silver Golden recently. Collectors with money to throw around that obviously want one at all costs have been bidding these up to unreasonable prices. Really nice puzzles but still just skewb mods after all. They need to make another run of these(at least the black ones) and stop the insanity. 
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Volitar Prime
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Post subject: Re: Items you don't see everyday or that sold for a high pri Posted: Sun Apr 08, 2012 6:46 am |
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Adding to my collection of obscure Rubik's puzzles  Rubik's Royal Rubik's Tangle (cardboard set 1) Rubik's Tangle (double sided plastic) Rubik's Bricks Rubik's Rings Rubik's Double Tangram None of these are go for high prices, but many of them are rare these days.
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Post subject: Re: Items you don't see everyday or that sold for a high pri Posted: Thu Apr 26, 2012 11:04 am |
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Andreas Nortmann wrote: Does anybody know anything about this Pet-Toys Diogeneshttp://www.ebay.com/itm/ws/eBayISAPI.dl ... true&rt=ncAnd when the buyer is member of the forum: Please contact me. I need images. Je suis très heureux de posséder ce puzzle. Je peux dire que le Diognes est facile à résoudre. Il m'a fallu moins de 20 minutes pour le remettre en ordre. Quand j'aurrai un peu de temps devant moi je ferai quelques photos.
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Post subject: Re: Items you don't see everyday or that sold for a high pri Posted: Fri Apr 27, 2012 7:59 am |
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Google translate result: I am very pleased to have this puzzle. I can say that the Diognes is easy to solve. It took me less than 20 minutes to restore order. When I aurrai some time before I make some pictures.
Images would be welcome. Please include the leaflet in your images.
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Post subject: Re: Items you don't see everyday or that sold for a high pri Posted: Fri Jun 01, 2012 5:13 pm |
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I won a 1978ish rubik's cube in it's original french blue box a couple of weeks ago, for 14 dollars ex shipping. Then about a week ago another one popped up it went for $100 ! http://www.ebay.com/itm/360461200697?ss ... 1423.l2649
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Post subject: Re: Items you don't see everyday or that sold for a high pri Posted: Fri Jun 01, 2012 6:26 pm |
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Sjoerd wrote: I won a 1978ish rubik's cube in it's original french blue box a couple of weeks ago, for 14 dollars ex shipping. It would help if you provided a link to the auction that you had won for $14. 
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Post subject: Re: Items you don't see everyday or that sold for a high pri Posted: Tue Jun 19, 2012 5:30 pm |
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Just got this puzzle - I hadn't seen it anywhere before, it's called a "Heartache" manufactured in 1971 Attachment:
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Post subject: Re: Items you don't see everyday or that sold for a high pri Posted: Tue Jun 19, 2012 8:01 pm |
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Quote: DaDaDa Da DaDaDa Da DaDaDa Da DaDaDa Da DaDaDa Da - Woooo oooooo oooo oooooo! (Stick that in Google translate ) I did and it said: Did you mean: DaDaDa Da Da Da Da Da Da Da Da Da Da Da Da Da Da Da Da Da - Woooo oooooo oooo oooooo!
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Post subject: Re: Items you don't see everyday or that sold for a high pri Posted: Mon Jun 25, 2012 1:30 am |
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Zzupler wrote: Just got this puzzle - I hadn't seen it anywhere before, it's called a "Heartache" manufactured in 1971 Very interesting, is there any manufacturer information? How about a picture of the back? Dave
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chuchudengren
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Post subject: Re: Items you don't see everyday or that sold for a high pri Posted: Mon Jun 25, 2012 3:34 am |
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DLitwin wrote: Zzupler wrote: Just got this puzzle - I hadn't seen it anywhere before, it's called a "Heartache" manufactured in 1971 Very interesting, is there any manufacturer information? How about a picture of the back? Dave It's produced by Konhner Bros., the makers of Hi-Q. This puzzle actually belongs to a series of the puzzles which also include at least toothache and belly-ache. Pictures of the other two can be found at Rob's puzzle page here and here.
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Zzupler
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Post subject: Re: Items you don't see everyday or that sold for a high pri Posted: Mon Jun 25, 2012 9:58 am |
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DLitwin wrote: Very interesting, is there any manufacturer information? How about a picture of the back? Dave Chuchudengren's info is correct - it's possible I have seen it before on Rob's site but forgot about it - there are too many puzzles there to keep track of properly!! Here's a picture of the back: (sorry for the poor phone picture, my camera appears to be lost) Attachment:
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Top left: Heartache TM Patent Pending Centre: Made in Hong Kong for Kohner Bros., Inc. East Paterson, N.J. 07407 Bottom: 1971 Kohner Bros., Inc.
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VeryWetPaint
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Post subject: Re: Items you don't see everyday or that sold for a high pri Posted: Thu Jun 28, 2012 7:17 pm |
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Just FYI, Heartache was part of the "ache" series that included Heartache, Toothache, and Belly Ache.
Toothache was a maze puzzle with a ring that could travel a fixed distance between holes (like Hanayama's Cast plate). The goal was to find the shortest path between the hole at the lower-right and the hole at upper-left. But the start and finish weren't marked on the puzzle, so the goal isn't obvious if you find one without its packaging. (Often, sellers don't know what the goal is...or they just make something up.)
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Gus
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Post subject: Re: Items you don't see everyday or that sold for a high pri Posted: Mon Jul 02, 2012 2:23 am |
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Someone has just sold an original Hungarian dogic for $561 on Ebay here. I wonder if a TP member bought it?
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