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Hi all
Just got one of these from an auction!
Any idea if these are rare as not seen many about ?
It's the Ideal original and with instructions !

Never been good at solving the rubic original !

Lans wrote:Hi all
Just got one of these from an auction!
Any idea if these are rare as not seen many about ?
It's the Ideal original and with instructions !

Never been good at solving the rubic original !

They aren't particularly rare, but certainly well worth having! I have one on my desk at work and love it! Solving one face is about my limit for a Rubik's Cube, so this is perfect for me.

They're probably worth around $20-$25 (I'm assuming you have the popular English red-white-blue 1981 version), although if you have the black & white version you're looking at a decent bit more.

If you want a great resource for twisties check out the TP.com Museum. I've always found it very useful.

And if anyone else would be looking for one, I recommend buying one (not an original) from SMAZ. He uses great quality stickers on his cubes and they will last.

Cheers for the info !

It is the black and white one !

According to the TP Museum, a mint condition boxed 1981 perpetual calendar can sell for $235.50

Lans wrote:Cheers for the info !

It is the black and white one !

Hooraaaay!!

I'll give you a fiver for it.

Unfortunately its not in its original box but it is in good condition
And with instructions!

So maybe able to get more than a fiver !

In case you haven't seen it, here are some of the previous auction prices on the TP Museum to give you a little idea:

http://twistypuzzles.com/cgi-bin/puzzle.cgi?pkey=72

Cheers Jamie !

None have been for sale for years then !
Will post a pic soon !

Lans we all want to know what you paid for it

Ballpark...<£1...£10-£50...>£50 ?

That would be telling !