Not Mine Crystal Cruises Bankruptcy Auction (cards) (1 Viewer)

[HeWhoWouldPun]

If you are in the market for cases of cards, you can check out this auction:

https://www.proxibid.com/Moecker-Au...and-Vertical-Textile-LLC/event-catalog/220572

Crystal Cruises went bankrupt and these are some of the items being auctioned off. I was hoping to see the chips be auctioned off. Instead, there are pallets of paper cards. Cards start at lot 107 if you don't want to scroll through the furniture.

 

[mattross1313]

@Josh Kifer

 

[ekricket]

Those look to be Angel Cards?

 

[ekricket]

@The Chip Exchange

 

[ekricket]

Be aware these are “times your money”. So it’s 20x whatever you bid for the final price. It’s not $2 for a case of cards.

 

[Machine]

Paper and Pre-Shuffled! Fun stuff
Looks like Green and Sky Blue

 

[ekricket]

Paper and Pre-Shuffled! Fun stuff
Looks like Green and Sky Blue

There are some red decks towards the end

 

[ekricket]

Their language is a little unclear as they add a bunch of extra stuff in the descriptions. I’m confused as to whether a bid is for a “deck” or “setup of two decks”. They make a big deal out of how many are in a box or case but fall short of detailing exactly what you are bidding on.

 

[upNdown]

Sounds like each lot of 10 cases would consist of 1440 decks. But I don’t know who would want 1440 decks of paper cards. Unless you own a dollar store.

 

[ekricket]

Sounds like each lot of 10 cases would consist of 1440 decks. But I don’t know who would want 1440 decks of paper cards. Unless you own a dollar store.

Lol, anybody that uses paper cards for their regular game does need 1440 decks of cards. The group I play with used paper before me and they would buy a case a month at Costco.

 

[SiouxperStack]

What about lots 132 to 134? The Copag lots could be plastic.

 

[SiouxperStack]

Be aware these are “times your money”. So it’s 20x whatever you bid for the final price. It’s not $2 for a case of cards.

Also they way overcharge for shipping.

 

[DoubleEagle]

Shipping Instructions: It is the buyer’s responsibility to pick up or arrange to have items picked up by the allotted time and must supply their own handling equipment, trucking and personnel. Buyer is responsible for physically handling their items including packing, dismantling, disassembling, loading and transporting of items.

Plus 17% buyers fee and 7% sales tax. Ugh.

 

[HeWhoWouldPun]

What about lots 132 to 134? The Copag lots could be plastic.

Those lots have been added recently...I was watching this for a few days before sharing and didn't see those.

 

[SiouxperStack]

Those lots have been added recently...I was watching this for a few days before sharing and didn't see those.

That means the chips haven’t been posted yet

 

[SiouxperStack]

What hasn’t been posted:
http://chipguide.themogh.org/cg_chip2.php?id=WTCYGN&v=3385263112

http://chipguide.themogh.org/cg_chip2.php?id=WTXXRW&v=758547427

 

[HeWhoWouldPun]

That means the chips haven’t been posted yet

I emailed them to ask about chips. They said they didn't get any.

 

[DMack]

That means the chips haven’t been posted yet

I thought these chips were released some time ago, if I’m not mistaken.

 

[SiouxperStack]

I thought these chips were released some time ago, if I’m not mistaken.

Damn, that’s news to me. The chip elitists must have trusted you. How did you get in?

 

[DMack]

Not hardly!! I’m just a big fan of S2s, and I thought there were several sets of these in the wild. I would have jumped on getting a set.

 

[CrazyEddie]

Be aware these are “times your money”. So it’s 20x whatever you bid for the final price. It’s not $2 for a case of cards.

Right. It's not $2 for a case of cards... it's $40 for twenty cases of cards!

Each case being 18 boxes, each box being 8 decks = 2,880 decks in one lot for forty bucks. I hope you really like cards.