Re: Purple General Discussion
Posted: Mon Jun 20, 2016 11:55 pm
I would never spend 2000 pounds on a Revo. I will wait patiently for someone that wants to part with a black or purple revo. It will happen..
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Agreed.smiteo wrote:I personally feel that 2000GBP is WAY too much. Just a way to infuse cash into RevoHQ by deep pocket puzzlers.
maybe 500 is reasonable for something that rare. In any event, hope to solve one someday.
I'm not really a collector, but that is a fair point I guess. But would'nt it be OK if a new edition was easily distinguishable from the original? In that way the original limited number would still be intact, and anyone who wanted to experience the intricacies of the maze could buy a commemorative edition...?prodigy wrote:I also think it is to respect all owners of these limited puzzles and the persons that have bought a second hand version for this amount. Not fun for current owners if you can buy a new for a better price than the second hand versions.
This!tgr wrote: I'm not really a collector, but that is a fair point I guess. But would'nt it be OK if a new edition was easily distinguishable from the original? In that way the original limited number would still be intact, and anyone who wanted to experience the intricacies of the maze could buy a commemorative edition...?
As much as I'd hate to admit it, and even though it means I may never see a Purple, let alone own one, I definately agree with this, it is an exclusive maze, even making a commemorative version could devalue an originaltgr wrote:prodigy wrote:I also think it is to respect all owners of these limited puzzles and the persons that have bought a second hand version for this amount. Not fun for current owners if you can buy a new for a better price than the second hand versions.