ID a disc or ask "What is the story on this disc...?"

[apdrvya]

so, there ya go moose, halfway to a cup of coffee! that's exciting!

[Frank Delicious]

Moose man you are creating a ton of threads looking to get discs identified. Maybe just create like a mega thread

[moose-mdg]

sorry frank didnt know i was not alowed to get info ....i have a ton of discs and need them identified....sorry guys .....thanks for the info

[Three Putt]

Originally Posted by moose-mdg

sorry frank didnt know i was not alowed to get info ....i have a ton of discs and need them identified....sorry guys .....thanks for the info

That's not what he means, my man. All he said was keep posting in this here thread so that all your info will be together. I merged it for ya, just keep this one going.

[moose-mdg]

ok threeputt thanks....im computer stupid....i can build you a house from start to finish but cant push these little buttons right...sorry guys

[kpc2004]

i have a question about a disc i found a while back and have been using for a while. it is a san marino beadless aviar and it looks like this:


the one i found has a faded stamp which is why i got this pic online, but its the best putter ive ever used. here is what i was wondering, is there anything special about this aviar? rare? valuable? or just old lol.

[AJ_86]

I have an 86 Softie... but the stamp is unlike any I have ever seen on any other example.

[apdrvya]

kpc; rare, somewhat; valuable, meh, 10-20 depending on condition;

[Three Putt]

Originally Posted by kpc2004

i have a question about a disc i found a while back and have been using for a while. it is a san marino beadless aviar and it looks like this:


the one i found has a faded stamp which is why i got this pic online, but its the best putter ive ever used. here is what i was wondering, is there anything special about this aviar? rare? valuable? or just old lol.

It is a small bead Aviar, it's just so old and beat you don't notice the small bead. They are very common; the Aviar was/is Innova's single best selling mold by most accounts and there are still a lot of those around. I have three or four unthrown ones in the basement. So far as they fly, they pretty much fly like the current beadless Aviar.

[kpc2004]

thanks for the info guys