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Re: want list (was: Re: SPACE AUCTION -- Many Rarities!!!)
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lugnet.market.buy-sell-trade
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Mon, 13 Dec 1999 17:55:11 GMT
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Hi Todd,
I believe the set number for the 6801/6822/6823 value pack is 1977. The number
designation is located in the lower left corner marked as "No. 1977". The UPC
also suggest the set number 1977. A friend of mine had such a set MOC. I'm
not a expert, I would would think it would qualify as a set. I will try to
post pictures if anyone is interested.
My friend brought these many years ago as gifts and finally gave them out to
his young nephews a couple of years ago, so they are now being enjoyed as toys.
It is interesting to note the clearance price of 99 cents. Yes 99 cents. The
orginal price was something like 3.99.
Steve
In lugnet.market.buy-sell-trade, Todd Lehman writes:
> In lugnet.market.buy-sell-trade, Steve Demlow writes:
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> Hey! Steve! Hi! I've seen Alan around, but you've been lurking, eh?
>
> > Todd Lehman (lehman@javanet.com) wrote:
> > > Okee, here's my full want-list:
> > > ...
> >
> > Did you ever get a backing card for the 6801/6822/6823 3-pack,
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> I think at this point, having not seen the card pop up anywhere else, I have
> to officially regret not trading you that partial 6985 for it. :-(
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> > or did you
> > decide that it isn't a set since it doesn't have its own number, or is it
> > just not "cool enough" to actively search for?
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> I'm not sure what to think. The K-Mart Ice Planet pack didn't have a set
> number either, but it did have a 7-digit LEGO product code. I certainly do
> consider both of them official LEGO products at this point, so I think I was
> wrong to have passed it up.
>
> --Todd
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