disckiii
Newbie
So i have a first run m3 which is apparently a m2. So i'm wondering if i should hold onto this disc in hopes that it might be worth something in the future, or just toss it without a care?
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[Prodigy] First run M3's ??
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tbird888
Salient Disc Test Team
I think it's safe to throw. They're great glidey mids but probably won't become the next Buzzz or Roc in terms of collectibility.
7ontheline
Double Eagle Member
I've got 250 trades on this site and I'd say most of the really valuable stuff is either very limited release or ten years old. I vote throw that sucker since First Run M3s (there are no first run M3s) are not the Proto M3 you reference where the mold was later used for production runs of the M2. Of course I've owned several hundred Frisbees and thrown almost all of them without a care for the new car driven off the lot price drop for a used disc.
Fair warning: A friend once told to be very careful with buying plastic... its addictive.
Fair warning: A friend once told to be very careful with buying plastic... its addictive.
disckiii
Newbie
right on! looks like she's gettin worked (thanks:thmbup
disckiii
Newbie
Where do they go like stability wise? are the m1 and 2 more OS where as the 3 and 4 US?
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Exactly, M1 being tho most overstable and M4 being least. Until they release a M5.
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I've got 250 trades on this site and I'd say most of the really valuable stuff is either very limited release or ten years old. I vote throw that sucker since First Run M3s (there are no first run M3s) are not the Proto M3 you reference where the mold was later used for production runs of the M2. Of course I've owned several hundred Frisbees and thrown almost all of them without a care for the new car driven off the lot price drop for a used disc.
Fair warning: A friend once told to be very careful with buying plastic... its addictive.
So are the Proto M3s worth holding onto then?
disckiii
Newbie
Have you tried their m4? i currently throw a buzzz but id like something a tad easier to hold an anny line
teemkey
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So if its currently work $22 to $25, maybe I'll just keep it on my wall.
7ontheline
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In ten years...
I'm just noticing how Discnation can't unload what they've got. Who really throws overstable mids anyway? *runs for the door*
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So your saying there's a chance!
crusadersounds
Je Me Souviens Never Forget
Throw it. PERIOD. Mine already has 8 aces on it!
disckiii
Newbie
I've got 250 trades on this site and I'd say most of the really valuable stuff is either very limited release or ten years old. I vote throw that sucker since First Run M3s (there are no first run M3s) are not the Proto M3 you reference where the mold was later used for production runs of the M2. Of course I've owned several hundred Frisbees and thrown almost all of them without a care for the new car driven off the lot price drop for a used disc.
Fair warning: A friend once told to be very careful with buying plastic... its addictive.
How are there no first runs of this when it says first run on it?
tbird888
Salient Disc Test Team
There are no M3s (current mold M3, that is) with a first run or proto stamp.
7ontheline
Double Eagle Member
It could be a First Run M1, M2, or M4 and NOT First Run M3 as your thread title suggests. Because the Proto M3s mold came out overstable, Prodigy used that mold to make M2s. The current M3 mold was later released with the production stamp without Proto or First Run releases to decrease the confusion at the time... they're rookies, at least for one more day.
How is it inked/marked from the factory?
