So I was recently told that dragons with IDs of five digits or lower may be valuable to some collectors. Coincidentally, I happen to have two dragons with five digit IDs that I'd be interested in selling. However, I'm unsure as it exactly how much they'd go for. As such, I am requesting a price evaluation as well as potential offers.
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So I was recently told that dragons with IDs of five digits or lower may be valuable to some collectors. Coincidentally, I happen to have two dragons with five digit IDs that I'd be interested in selling. However, I'm unsure as it exactly how much they'd go for. As such, I am requesting a price evaluation as well as potential offers.
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SpectralDragon
Oh wow! I have a whole bunch of six digit dragons. About how much would you say they're worth/what do you think would be a good starting big if I were to auction them off? I was told 250k for the five digit ones, which knocked my socks off.
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SpectralDragon
Oh wow! I have a whole bunch of six digit dragons. About how much would you say they're worth/what do you think would be a good starting big if I were to auction them off? I was told 250k for the five digit ones, which knocked my socks off.
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Meltain Twith could go for a lot a lot, with such a short offspring list and already workable colors.
In my experience, 6-digits are all over the place. I was in an auction a few weeks ago for a bunch that were unbred, and none of them climbed above 100kt, but I've also seen people offer over 300kt for ones with very long offspring lists without batting an eye. I'd definitely say an auction is the way to go, and to give it some time, because it's really all about catching the right buyer's attention.
Good luck!
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Meltain Twith could go for a lot a lot, with such a short offspring list and already workable colors.
In my experience, 6-digits are all over the place. I was in an auction a few weeks ago for a bunch that were unbred, and none of them climbed above 100kt, but I've also seen people offer over 300kt for ones with very long offspring lists without batting an eye. I'd definitely say an auction is the way to go, and to give it some time, because it's really all about catching the right buyer's attention.
Good luck!
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ProvidentSparrow
Thanks guys, you've been a lot of help! Final question: would I start an auction in this forum or another one? As you may be able to tell, this is my first time doing something like this.
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ProvidentSparrow
Thanks guys, you've been a lot of help! Final question: would I start an auction in this forum or another one? As you may be able to tell, this is my first time doing something like this.
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Meltain This would be the place. :) I'd recommend looking around through this forum for a while, at other auctions and such, especially involving 5-digit and 6-digit ID dragons, just to get a feel for it. ^.^
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Meltain This would be the place. :) I'd recommend looking around through this forum for a while, at other auctions and such, especially involving 5-digit and 6-digit ID dragons, just to get a feel for it. ^.^
