What the most you've ever paid for a disc?

[codyroberts18]

40 for a CE Valk.

 

[Innova63]

$25 each .....for four '01 CE rocs...still have a couple, one un-thrown.

 

[Cyoda44]

$300+ for a Test run CE Teebird. These where the first ever CE plastic run before the Valks, Gazelles or Rocs. New unthrown 10/10 I understand there are very few still know to exist. Estimated value 1K+.

 

[elnino]

i think i paid 40 for one of my hole 7 rocs. i do have a rule not to buy plastic costing more than 30 dollars a disc.

 

[Jkosk]

$21 for a Midnight Z Minnesota Majestic Challenger and $19 for a normal Midnight Z challenger.

I've never encountered putters in candy plastic that retained the glide / flight of a base plastic counterpart so well. It seriously came exactly how I like my challengers, a little saggy/concave in the flight plate, lots of rigidity. a flight path pretty much identical to that of a Pro-D model.

Back when I used to reach for Magnets I picked up a Z mag from GGGT, and it threw like a brick. It didn't hold height, was waaay more stable than D magnets, and just wasn't an enjoyable experience.

But these new LE Z challengers are money. I'm going to start hording as many as I can.

 

[plastic cannon]

no more then 20 bucks.

 

[kyledstauffer]

Paid 90 for a circle stamp wolf...It was the last disc I needed for my circle stamp collection and I couldn't let it go

 

[birdman101]

I spent $20 on a special edition Z drone looked at getting some more expensive stuff but can't ever bring myself to starting the collection

 

[maansmit]

$125 for a Gold Masters Cup CE Aviar.

 

[Koffee]

I paid 125 for a kangaroo stamped CE Aviar at worlds


Cheers - Koffee

 

[jmhoekst]

$125 for a swirl buzzz... I don't regret it for a moment.

 

[Flick Maniac]

You crazy dischead people. Wheres the thread someone mentioned (most expensive IN THE BAG)? I throw all my discs, at least occasionally. So tell me, you Rockefellers, do you keep the more expensive ones for collectability? (or would you sell them in order to make a profit for example)

I have 0 discs that I would want to just have for keeping only (wife does not support hanging em on the wall, i know i'm whipped. she gives me hard time for buying standard priced plastic, would throw a fit if i told her i just bought a 100$ piece of plastic) or for retail value in the future. That said, the most expensive ones are probably 20-25€. Bunch of Discmania fundraisers. Probably would not buy a +30€ disc. Would have to be a run that I know I would want to have as soon as possible, to throw. (like the FD, which I got as a Copenhagen Open fundraiser in S plastic as soon as it was out. It was ~15€)

 

[Mr. America]

I haven't read this thread to see what idiots there are here, but this question made me think.

The most I can think of is that I paid $18 for a Storm Trooper. Ended up getting a new Blizzard Wraith also for that $18, so I'm not sure if that still counts.

If that doesn't count, $17 for a LE ESP Comet then.

 

[Gregg Stone]

$18 for a FR Ion when they first came out. Ended up trading it for like 2 or 3 other ions before the FR craze really set in.

 

[Bigtex]

20 bucks on a CE FX Firebird dayglo with rainbow stamp. oooo oo oooo

 

[dobbins66]

Don't think I've paid more than $25 in cash for a disc - Almost all of my higher end stuff is the result of many trades.