[Price Check] Price check on LOADED Vendor deed

[popps]

What is worth a waaay old "loaded" vendor deed ?

Back in the days, it was possible to redeed a vendor carrying items which now is no longer possible.

So, how many of these early UO "loaded" vendors' deeds are still around ? Just 1 ? Perhaps 2 or 3 ?

Who knows, perhaps replacing the vendor, among the items loaded might be server birth rares or who knows what ?

Anyways, what would be the ballpark of value of such a special and rare item ?

Also, what is the value of a white bank cheque ? Not the yellow ones we have now, but a regular white scroll hue bank cheque as they were when they first came out.

 

[4gregu]

Are you talking about the "deed for a vendor named ____ 90 stones"?

 

[Captn Norrington]

White bank checks are usually worth a a mil or so, and if the check is already for a mil, 2-3 mil.

 

[Assia Penryn]

If you think it is possible it has items on it... you should place it yourself.

Vendor deeds are one point were ALL over 90 stones when deeded.

An' I agree with Captain Norrington. White checks are worth roughly 2x to 3x the check value.

 

[Alexander of ATL.]

I don't think you can place them. I think you have to be the originating owner. I have 8 of them btw.

 

[popps]

Are you talking about the "deed for a vendor named ____ 90 stones"?

Yes, that is what it says.

 

[S_S]

I have quite a few that are 90 stones.

 

[DJAd]

Copy to test center and try to unload it?

 

[Kolka]

Good idea DJAd. So i tried this since test center is currently Great Lakes anyway, and it won't let you. Gives the message "only the original owner may use this deed"

 

[Assia Penryn]

Worth on named deed is 1-2m in my experience, although some names might be more. I sold a "Bonnie" one for higher because it shared Mesanna's RL name.

 

[Alexander of ATL.]

I bought for 'Alex' for 10M

 

[Flutter]

Lol
I was wondering what a "loaded vendor deed" is. Yes I have one of these too. They all weigh 90 stones. You can't place them.

 

[BrianFreud]

I have 8 or 10 around; paid a mil or less for each.