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An unopened Taj Mahal set (#10189, 5922 pcs).
Description here:
http://peeron.com/inv/sets/10189-1
I reserve the right to retract this offer.
Last edited by HoldingOurOwn (May 6, 2013 (02:57pm))
Whoa you really are desperate? May I ask why you want one that bad?
Well, doubtful I will find him but I'll keep him in mind. I have little to no use for a Mr. Gold minifigure but a Taj Mahal is really super cool.
Considering they're selling for over $600 I don't think your going to get anyone to make that trade; or even find anyone who has a Mr. Gold, for that matter; but best of luck to you. 
They are selling for over $600, but so is the set I'm offering.
They are selling for over $600, but so is the set I'm offering.
Apparently people say the Mr Gold isn't worth it, with its cheap parts and poor quality chrome, and also the bare spots. The only reason people want it is because there is only 10,000 in the world.
Can you be more specific on what Bare spots means?
Bare spots under the arms and between the legs where the coating didn't get to. It happens with any chrome-coated minifigures, such as my chrome Storm Trooper.
I feel like Charlie Bucket looking for a golden ticket.
I think I have that guy lying around somewhere. A part of me, however, wants to believe that I'm thinking of the little guy on the golden statuette.
HoldingOurOwn wrote:They are selling for over $600, but so is the set I'm offering.
Apparently people say the Mr Gold isn't worth it, with its cheap parts and poor quality chrome, and also the bare spots. The only reason people want it is because there is only 10,000 in the world.
actualy they only made 5,000 worldwide
I'll have to check for the bare spot on my chrome lego stormtrooper. If it's natually on all chrome minis, and if I have to look for it, I don't see that as a problem.
Do you know what else I notice on all minifigures? That paint on the front of their neck! What's that about? I've not known why since the late 70s!
I've come to believe that the paint on the neck is a quality assurance, because once the figure is used and the head is twisted enough, the paint begins to wear off.
Can you be more specific on what Bare spots means?
The head, hands, under the legs and the stud holes. Also the arms would have bare non chromed spots.
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