so true i would have started with a range of 10,000-25,000 us dollars also it can easily be replicated so we need something else to go along with it like a collection of final fantasy games like 2-3 SNES final fantasy games or all the playstation gamesPayJ567 said:Man's a greedy fool. He could have made money if he had of asked for less.
Nope. No one was stupid enough to bid on it yet.Jbird said:I could be wrong, but I feel like I called this. And by that I mean, anyone will buy anything that will say Final Fantasy on it.
If charity was involved for any of these high-priced tokens, I'd have no problem with my fellow man about it.Onyx Oblivion said:Nope. No one was stupid enough to bid on it yet.Jbird said:I could be wrong, but I feel like I called this. And by that I mean, anyone will buy anything that will say Final Fantasy on it.
OT: If this was for charity, Octopimp would totally buy it.
Yeah, just think about how much the fabled Swordquest contest prizes would fetch, if ever found. Now that´s rare loot.zauxz said:I would understand if it was unique. But 50? That's not even that special when you think about it.
It's worse than that; he was killed while trying to protect his son from the four thieves.manaman said:Up here near Seattle a guy put a diamond ring up for sale on Craig's List and three guys showed up stole the ring.GodKlown said:How do we know this isn't a tarp? Oh sure... you win the auction for the $1,000,000, the guy promises to deliver in person because he doesn't trust the post office. He shows up at your door, freezes your ass and takes your money. Next thing you know, Chris Hanson has a new special on his hands: "To Catch A Final Fantasy Auction Predator". It's the perfect crime!