Quote from: ChiBitCTy on Today at 02:57:13 PM

Quote from: dolphriends on Today at 01:29:32 AM

I had the cyan plate I think for around 35.00. I did not interfer with the bidding on the black or magenta plate as I wanted them to go to those particular bidders. The yellow was found on its own by the bidder of the black plate. I wanted to share with everyone when these cards first came out and gave many to my friends like brooklyns , no #'s etc. They are only enjoyable to me if others have them also and can enjoy them. The plates are all together where they should be now, with a very good person. Cool

That must have been hard to give up, but I hear ya about this being an enjoyable experience for the community. I'm sure if I had 2-3 guesses I could figure out who the owner of them is

Would be awesome to own that set!

Quote from: c4c4c4 on Today at 10:30:28 AM

also in the card collecting world printing plates dont usually fetch anywhere close to regular 1/1 cards. often times they wont sell for more than 10% off what a regular 1/1 if the same card would do

If these printing plates were to be sold here they would fetch an absolute fortune. These aren't just some random players printing plate, with bitcoin and cryptocurrency blowing up like it has, they are in super high demand. Just take a look at ebay and how much all the cards are selling for. These plates essentially are 1 of 1's, and would fetch just as much and even more than some other 1 of 1's.

Although it would take a special buyer, I still say the rainbow of four #83 plates would have a value of 1 million dollars. Just the impossibility of putting all four together deserves an award. Cool

I don't disclose who owns what as many owners like to remain anonymous. I have had the opportunity to actually hold two of the printing plates. That was pretty cool