if my budget is $500 USD, what puzzles should I buy? (WCA, lubes, misc only)(gerernal)

Whats the difference if the picubeshop clock and the normal qiyi clock?
They put stronger maglev in the pins so they go up and down faster, they adjust the magnets in the actual clocks themselves. Also they add some sort of lube that makes it turn well.
 
They put stronger maglev in the pins so they go up and down faster, they adjust the magnets in the actual clocks themselves. Also they add some sort of lube that makes it turn well.
Picube clock is good but definitely not worth $120 imo
 
So what is the story behind the VERY LARGE budget?
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Well, the deals sorta in the works, but we shook on it...
A friend of mine wanted to learn how to solve the cube, yay
He likes the cube I let him borrow, and he asked how much I wanted for it, and I said I don't have a monetary value on it yet
then he asked if I wanted a tenor saxophone that he doesn't want anynore
and we shook on it
 
Using the whole budget, put together the best cart you can with $500 using these requirements:
Must be WCA puzzles (or Nxns)
Must include at least one lube, the stackmat G4 timer, and a mini-mat
I do not need any 4x4's, looking to upgrade 5-7, need a better 3x3 and 2x2
Do not own a squan, skewb, or clock
Looking to upgrade mega and pyra
I do not like the Tornado V3 or the GAN 12
you probably shouldn't spend that much money on twisty puzzles. if it where me, I would be $100 worth of stuff or so.
 
:)
 

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