Stefan's Benelux Open Sales

[aznmortalx]

Would you really speedsolve a pyraminx from the early 1980s...?

Sure, why not?

Collectors might disagree about that one. They like their puzzles all nicely boxed away and untouched.

But as a 70's guy I am thinking: "If a liked solving that exact type of Pyraminx in the 80's, why not now anymore?"

Would you carry around an antique baseball card or the declaration of independance in your pocket??? I don't think so

[Stefan]

Would you carry around an antique baseball card or the declaration of independance in your pocket??? I don't think so

If I have two dozen duplicates, sure, why not? That's how many of these Pyraminxes I originally had. And let's face it, they're not *that* rare or special or expensive.

[AvGalen]

Would you carry around an antique baseball card or the declaration of independance in your pocket??? I don't think so

If I have two dozen duplicates, sure, why not? That's how many of these Pyraminxes I originally had. And let's face it, they're not *that* rare or special or expensive.

If I had a special "cube" thing like that, I would take it with me to a competition where other interested cubers could enjoy it rather than leaving it at my place looking pretty. I would keep an eye on it though

[Stefan]

If I had a special "cube" thing like that, I would take it with me to a competition where other interested cubers could enjoy it

For me, that depends on the competition/venue. Consider Benelux Open 2009 (Zonnevende) vs Germany 2008 (Messe Essen toy fair).