If they're available in large quantities for the same price as the other ones, please post a link.
Squirrel:
Any reason you ignored this post^^^
If they're available in large quantities for the same price as the other ones, please post a link.
Squirrel:
Any reason you ignored this post^^^
However, there are sellers on Ebay selling Wynn's of all colours for equal prices in very large quantities, these have been consistently sold for quite some time (a few months at least, likely longer).
Squirrel:
Any reason you ignored this post^^^
I guess we have different opinions of what 'rare' means, I do not doubt you when you say Brown Wynn's are far rarer than the Red's and Blue's. However, there are sellers on Ebay selling Wynn's of all colours for equal prices in very large quantities, these have been consistently sold for quite some time (a few months at least, likely longer).
To me, rare means that it is not available in any significant quantity from any source. If you consider 'rare' to be a low total supply in comparison to the other decks then you would be correct.
With all due respect, can you find out where those particular Brown Wynns are sold? I've just done a search and I did find Brown Wynns, but not the same kind that T11 were selling.
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As far as I know there is only one kind of Brown Wynns, there is a link to them in my previous post.
The brown Wynn's that you cited in your previous post are, in fact, not the ones sold by theory11 - as they lack the Wynn logo on the back. (Check out some pictures of the backs to see the difference.) As a result thereof, they differ in feel, finish, and quality - and are completely separate from the ones that were sold here.As far as I know there is only one kind of Brown Wynns, there is a link to them in my previous post.
The brown Wynn's that you cited in your previous post are, in fact, not the ones sold by theory11 - as they lack the Wynn logo on the back. (Check out some pictures of the backs to see the difference.) As a result thereof, they differ in feel, finish, and quality - and are completely separate from the ones that were sold here.As far as I know there is only one kind of Brown Wynns, there is a link to them in my previous post.
The only place to purchase the brown Wynn decks that were featured exclusively on theory11 is from theory11 - which is no longer selling them - and eBay, where they are selling on average for $30 per deck, with some selling as high as $60.90 per deck (when they were only sold for $4.95 here) - which does make them rare in my book and by all definitions of the word.
Cheers,
JTM
You are correct, those are not the ones sold by T11 I didn't actually check those very closely.
I believe these are the real Wynns http://cgi.ebay.com/13-Bee-Wynn-Cas...oryZ1438QQrdZ1QQssPageNameZWD1VQQcmdZViewItem
Right - and I'm not sure if you noticed, but 12 out of the 13 decks being sold are red and blue Wynn decks. Only 1 out of the 13 decks from the auction is a "real" brown Wynn deck, which is not exactly a significant, large quantity, as you previously mentioned - because, as JR factually stated, they are not as widely available as red and blue ones.
Cheers,
JTM
Give it up squirrel, Jack and John have already mopped the floor with you. Did you know there are more Jerry's Nuggets in the world than their are Brown Wynns? Neither deck is by any means rare, but my guess in a year or two your not going to see too many e-bay auctions in bulk for Brown Wynns. In my personal opinion, the cards feel great. its just a deck of cards, who cares if their rare or not. they sold them cheap, so whats the difference. If they made them expensive and told everyone their super duper rare that would be wrong, because they aren't, but they by no means over-charged for them.
Funnily, I saw them selling Red and Blue (or violet) Wynns with Jumbo Indexes. Are they real?