[svirtual] ref Hello #/pokemonexchange! Part II of my collection! This list is still featuring events in Gen 6, meaning all events are still in my OmegaRuby cart. Some of these events, the Wristband and Birthday Eevees in particular, have been with me for a really long time, so I hope they find good homes! EVENT LIST - PART II PC Kotone's Tyranitar Lang Set: As far as I'm aware, this is the only PC Ttar lang set on Reddit, so I'd like to do my best to preserve it this way. If there is no interest by the time I'm done selling the rest of my collection (so after listing Gens 7, 8, 3-5, etc), I might consider breaking the set. Birthday Eevees: I got these so they could form a Johto Eeveelutions pair initially, so I would prioritize any offers for the pair over a single Eeveelution, unless there is an auction, that sort of thing. Worlds 14 Aegislash: You'll probably notice that the date is set way, way into the future for this event. The reason this is the case is because people were very worried by PowerSave injected (#) events back in the day, so they sometimes purposefully changed the date to something completely different to show that their event was not #. If you missed my first batch of events, there's still quite a lot there: EVENT LIST - Part 1! A Word on Pricing! Prices are listed to the right in the sheet. My prices are completely based on my experience as a collector, and having a rough idea of what things are worth these days. I unfortunately don't have as much time as I would like, to scour older trade threads and see what's selling for what. Last time, some folks were a bit disappointed that I sold some events quickly and that they didn't get an opportunity to make their offers. To avoid this, any event listed for $50 or above will not be sold for the first 24 hours. I'd like to keep prices down as much as possible, but under sub rules, if there are 2 or more interested parties in a single event, an auction will be held. Any auction will end after 24 hours. A Word on Proofing! I'm aware that there's a greater emphasis on proof nowadays than when I started collecting, especially with certain communities accepting nothing less than A-Button proof. I completely understand this take, since every community has its own perspectives. However, my estimation of my events is based entirely on values I learned here on Reddit - essentially, that a trustworthy source is always superior to good proof! Proof can be easily faked; reputation is much harder to fake. Many of my events come from older, reputable traders, most of whom are no longer active, so the chances my events running into issues are quite small. Any Gens 6-8 events that do not have at least Wonder Card proof are #. Gen 3-5 events, however, existed before proof-taking became conventional sometime in Gen 6. This means that these events cannot be judged the same way, and often rely on other things such as attendance, Pokecheck, and reliable trade history. On some of my proofs, you'll notice "Pre-A-Button" in the Notes. This is the screen during the redemption process that appears right before the A-Button. Many collectors here on Reddit in Gens 6-7 prized this screen even more than the A-Button, which is why some of these redemption albums include this screen but not the A-Button itself. My timezone is US Eastern so GMT-5 Thanks for stopping-by, and happy collecting as always! # #/valere1213 . .
