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Playing Card Chat ♠ ♥ ♣ ♦ => Playing Card Plethora => The Pasteboard Bazaar - Sales, Trades & In Search Of (STISO) => Topic started by: NathanCanadas on March 03, 2012, 12:32:21 AM
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Hi. I am considering selling some decks. If you would be willing to buy some if I had them for sale, please comment below. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.
S&M v6 - 12$ or SIGNED brick for 135$.
Bicycle Standards - 1.5$ or 6 decks for 7.5$
Tally-ho circle backs - 2.5$
Bicycle Big Gun playing cards - 4$ or 6 decks for 20$
Virginia Slims - 18$
Massa playing cards - 2.5$ or 6 for 12$.
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BUMP! I realise most people wouldn't be interested in this sale. Feedback would be greatly appreciated though!
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drop the price on the big guns, because everyone here knows that there is a website where you can get them for .99 cents a pop
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What website are you talking about?
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What website are you talking about?
They are sold out.
@Joshua Robinson - Thx for the advice. However they are all sold out and the current market price is 7$ for a deck... And many people missed out on them...
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You can find Big Guns on eBay typically for $7, sometimes as low as $5. It's the retailers that are charging big bucks for them: BMPokerWorld is selling them for $40 a pair. If it didn't, he'd likely take a big loss on them.
The $0.99/pack deal was from Wingra Direct; I could be wrong but I think they're owned by USPC, but if not, they have a very tight business relationship. At first they had them for $40/pair, but shortly after I bought mine at that price, they went to closeout last month for $0.99 a pack just to get rid of them - financially they were a big flop. How many limited-edition decks (2500 of each color) do you usually find for sale a year later, especially when they were originally only being sold in color pairs?
If you check Wingra Direct now, you can find a pink Harley Davidson deck selling for $0.99/pack while some HD dealerships are still selling them at the original retail price. It's a butt-ugly deck and I'm guessing another flop, but at least that one was someone else's custom order, I presume.
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You can find Big Guns on eBay typically for $7, sometimes as low as $5. It's the retailers that are charging big bucks for them: BMPokerWorld is selling them for $40 a pair. If it didn't, he'd likely take a big loss on them.
The $0.99/pack deal was from Wingra Direct; I could be wrong but I think they're owned by USPC, but if not, they have a very tight business relationship. At first they had them for $40/pair, but shortly after I bought mine at that price, they went to closeout last month for $0.99 a pack just to get rid of them - financially they were a big flop. How many limited-edition decks (2500 of each color) do you usually find for sale a year later, especially when they were originally only being sold in color pairs?
If you check Wingra Direct now, you can find a pink Harley Davidson deck selling for $0.99/pack while some HD dealerships are still selling them at the original retail price. It's a butt-ugly deck and I'm guessing another flop, but at least that one was someone else's custom order, I presume.
I have edited my first post. Thx for the advice, Don.
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You can find Big Guns on eBay typically for $7, sometimes as low as $5. It's the retailers that are charging big bucks for them: BMPokerWorld is selling them for $40 a pair. If it didn't, he'd likely take a big loss on them.
The $0.99/pack deal was from Wingra Direct; I could be wrong but I think they're owned by USPC, but if not, they have a very tight business relationship. At first they had them for $40/pair, but shortly after I bought mine at that price, they went to closeout last month for $0.99 a pack just to get rid of them - financially they were a big flop. How many limited-edition decks (2500 of each color) do you usually find for sale a year later, especially when they were originally only being sold in color pairs?
If you check Wingra Direct now, you can find a pink Harley Davidson deck selling for $0.99/pack while some HD dealerships are still selling them at the original retail price. It's a butt-ugly deck and I'm guessing another flop, but at least that one was someone else's custom order, I presume.
I have edited my first post. Thx for the advice, Don.
I meant it more to be informative than advisory, but you're welcome just the same.