Recent content by warobert

Could be 11x, could be 12x. If it's so worn you can't tell then you can't charge for it. With the crazy back ink I'd put it at 10$. If you throw t birds then just throw it as your beat straight one

Second! The pumpkins that year are first run should command 100$ if it's fresh.

The stable mid-range driver roc is 20 if it's heavy and 7/10 probably 30 if it's 9/10 and 15 if it's beat flippy. Take$ off for less than max weight. That's not a stamp you see come up a lot these days

I'm pretty confident that that's a puppy. It's a design from before beveled edges so it's a modified lid. If you are looking to sell, I would definitely go with auction. Facebook is the hotness these days but you could try eBay with a high enough reserve you feel good about it. Thanks for...

I'll come in last with the g star roc3 are worth msrp. Disc didn't take off usage in that plastic so there is no collectors demand

We're trying moves like this with the B tier I assist this year. Age protected non pro divisions are playing Saturday only. Am1 and pros are playing 4 rounds. We've previously tried both days for age protected divisions but only one round per day and reception was meh to slightly positive.

That was the stock stamp for p line ( pro plastic) pd when they came out. I don't think they ever changed it but they weren't as popular as dm hoped so they're out of production. I liked them as they were an amazing control driver but it got flippy with wear. If you really like it and it's...

Disc golf collectors are super weird when it comes to autographs. Signatures on disc are usually considered inked and are worth less. Except when you have just the right buyer. The only signatures I've seen consistently add value is Ed Headrick and Tim Selinske. Vintage Climo sigs can also add...

That's a candy pro leopard. SE would be opaque plastic with a big disc style bar stamp that said special edition leopard in it. It predates Barry getting his name on leopards so no signature in the stamp

Price depends on the mold and a buyer that doesn't mind the ink. If it's a super puppy I would want $200 for it and I don't have a good memory of prior sales for the other molds they made that year. Really iconic stamp, would love to own an un-inked one personally.

RIP indeed. Champ coyotes were such a workable disc.

Oh come on, the PDGA rules are not worded nearly tight enough for this level of rules lawyering.

Moderate premium over used champ prices. Around 16 on the rr and 13 on the valk

20-25 is standard for 7/10 max weight super roc throwers

Hands aviar. Around 50 new max weight. 30ish 7/10