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omg sooo rare a firebird with flight numbers, where can I find one like that? maybe Dicks they have all the collectible stuff thanks deckdo for enlightening us on that! bucha bonches
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I found this at PIAS. 5.99
Whoa. Which PIAS in Illinois?
I don't know if I want to reveal my spot. I don't want anyone else swooping on my deals!!! Haha. It was at shorewood PIAS. I've also found other gems there too. Ce teebird, pre Barry Leo's wasp rimmed bar stamped buzzes, stock stampped CCR's and the list goes on. All for the modest price of 5.99.
I wish I could find stuff like that at my PIAS
My question is, who is the dumb ass bringing all the good plastic and selling it for pennies on the dollar.
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I found this at PIAS. 5.99
I would guess more like a guy who played 10-15 years ago in college or high school. I was talking to a friend in a round and a lady he works with was talking with him about disc golf and said he kids are 30-35 now and have 100 or so discs just laying around the house the have not been used in 10 years. So if you think like me you would think 10 years is 2003, the end of the ce era. So pretty much guarantee some CE in there in not horrible shape, if they had putters then they would either have most likely some 8-10x kc aviars, old school magnets so real valuable stuff now that they dont even think about, the kids forgot about the discs. Maybe alot of times mom finds stuff like that around home, takes it into play it again to trade for new gifts for her grandchildren like skates, pads, balls, etc not knowing the value and just thinking the discs are old and feeling good about getting 100-200 bucks for the treasures
My finds include a $4 nice se rhyno, a $8 brand new bb roc3 and a $4 nice condition protostar dom. The last two were last thrusday and i have no idea why they were so cheap.