http://cgi.ebay.com/Casein-2006-Great-E ... dZViewItem
Lets see what the final selling price is, could be interesting. NO, I won't be bidding. Between my son and I, we ended up with 65 knives.



Well, not that it would happen in this case, but sometimes people get so predictable in their bidding that I have won a few by $.01, but lost a few that way too. Kinda fun to win by a penny.GECTECHMAN wrote:I concurr with your guess. In that case he only has to bid 2 more times. Opps did I type that?
Hey Justold52, The one that sold on Ebay a while back for the "buy it now price" was the first serialized in Casein, I believe it was #212. The one selling now had just copied the description from the first seller. I e-mailed them to correct the listing so as not to confuse someone. They corrected it in the description below.justold52 wrote:Hukk on that Casein knife with the different way of numbering them.
Can you tell me out of 11 made what was the first SERIALIZED #?? one made and what was the 11 SERIALIZED #number of the last one made ?

Is Onehutch cornering the market on these?Hukk wrote:Onehutch won it at $510.00. I was under the impression that he already had one.
I know he got 7 of the acrylics at the open house and I thought he got a Casein, but I've been wrong more than once, could be twice.Bryan wrote:
Is Onehutch cornering the market on these?![]()
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For those who have one (or two)...
What do you predict the value to be in 10 years if GEC is a success. What do you predict the value to be if GEC is not a success?
I think I know the location of 5 of them. Interesting mystery if you are a GEC fanatic. Especially for those who neeeed one.
Curious Bryan