How many blue/black GW should be out there?

DonL

DonL

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I'm wondering if anybody has an idea the number of the blue/black G10 Wardens should be out and about. I really want to work start looking to work out a trade for one of the ones I have now, but if they're really scarce, I'd like to know before I frustrate the heck out of myself.

Thanks. :)
 
DonL said:
I'm wondering if anybody has an idea the number of the blue/black G10 Wardens should be out and about. I really want to work start looking to work out a trade for one of the ones I have now, but if they're really scarce, I'd like to know before I frustrate the heck out of myself.

Thanks. :)
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When in doubt, the answer is always...

27

LOL ;) :D
 
I had better go post mine for trade for a green linen before he ships the next 200:foot:
 
Didn't Skunk say there was 27 of each warden configuration? Hey hogs, how many blues and reds did you buy each?
 
robstar said:
Didn't Skunk say there was 27 of each warden configuration? Hey hogs, how many blues and reds did you buy each?
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LOL, I dunno about all THAT... Heck, I snagged 27 Skelly wardens, and I would have been the only if that were the case with those & I know that I wasn't, there were plenty more than that. SOME may have been much more scarce... Like the Green Linens, for instance.
 
...Wonder how many we'll see on the 'Bay next week...
 
Jaxx said:
...Wonder how many we'll see on the 'Bay next week...
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Well some day within the next six to nine months I may start to sell off the Warden triples (or more) I have. But I have been thinking about how to do that and I can't come up with a good way. :confused: :confused: :confused:
 
Tony G said:
Well some day within the next six to nine months I may start to sell off the Warden triples (or more) I have. But I have been thinking about how to do that and I can't come up with a good way. :confused: :confused: :confused:
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I'm in the same boat as you with a few types of GW's that I also have multiples of, but I was wondering about these last 4... Even with you, me, OldPhysics, and a few others trying to spread these out, I know that a few 'quick flippers' still got their hands on more than a few of each...

I'm hoping to use a few of my multiples for trades over time... The rest? who knows... But they sure do take up room! LOL
 
historically the highest after market prices occur a year or so after the model has been discontinued. this is due mostly to new collectors appearing on the scene.

"Breeding: wild boars are sexually mature at 18 months of age, but a male will not usually mate until he is about four years old. During the autumn mating season, the male joins a herd of females and fights any male who challenges his position. Fighting boars use their tusks to slash at each other's shoulders to gain closer access to the trough. Despite their thick skin and coarse layer of hair on the shoulders, deep wounds are sometimes inflicted. After feeding, the boar leaves the trough, taking no part in rearing the young.

After a gestation period of 112 - 115 days a litter of 12 piglets is born in the spring. The sow prepares for the birth by constructing a nest of grass and the babies are born into this. The mother has 8 - 14 teats and each piglet including cobalt has its own teat from which to suckle."
 
Well d*m... and to think that the last Warden I got rid of I gave to someone. :o :o :o



idahoskunk said:
historically the highest after market prices occur a year or so after the model has been discontinued. this is due mostly to new collectors appearing on the scene.

"Breeding: wild boars are sexually mature at 18 months of age, but a male will not usually mate until he is about four years old. During the autumn mating season, the male joins a herd of females and fights any male who challenges his position. Fighting boars use their tusks to slash at each other's shoulders to gain closer access to the trough. Despite their thick skin and coarse layer of hair on the shoulders, deep wounds are sometimes inflicted. After feeding, the boar leaves the trough, taking no part in rearing the young.

After a gestation period of 112 - 115 days a litter of 12 piglets is born in the spring. The sow prepares for the birth by constructing a nest of grass and the babies are born into this. The mother has 8 - 14 teats and each piglet including cobalt has its own teat from which to suckle."
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Tony G said:
Well some day within the next six to nine months I may start to sell off the Warden triples (or more) I have. But I have been thinking about how to do that and I can't come up with a good way. :confused: :confused: :confused:
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I'll take that third green linen. :D
 
Ha ha! I'm glad I got a blue/black! You won't see it on the exchange anytime soon, though.
 
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