Who owns a Ultimate 11 US/Euro version for Aes ?
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Shawn
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I remember seeing a loose but mint Euro Ultimate 11 home cartridge being offered publicly for $500 for the longest time. This was back during the early Dolphinlord’s SNK NeoGeo Domain Yahoo days. Perhaps some of you older members remember this.
Other than that, I only recall one other copy that that surfaced, which was purchased (mint/complete) from Adol. Note: This does not mean only two copies exist of Euro U11.
A similar situation applies to Euro Kizuna Encounter. 2 known copies should not be interpreted as only two copies were produced, or that only two copies exist. Please do not confuse these very different conditions.
Neo-Geo.com AES Rarity Condition Table:
#1. If only two copies were produced, we would say: “two copies produced”
#2. If only two copies existed, we would say: “only two copies exist” (possible redundant statement, see condition #1) - Difficult to prove that only x quantity exists unless production # is known. Then there are always factors such as destroyed (sacrificed) and lost copies. A more solid statement, one backed by hard facts, would be condition #3, see below...
#3. If only two known copies have been confirmed, we say: “2 known copies” - Undisputable hard evidence is required before an artifact is considered to be a legitimate known copy.
Other than that, I only recall one other copy that that surfaced, which was purchased (mint/complete) from Adol. Note: This does not mean only two copies exist of Euro U11.
A similar situation applies to Euro Kizuna Encounter. 2 known copies should not be interpreted as only two copies were produced, or that only two copies exist. Please do not confuse these very different conditions.
Neo-Geo.com AES Rarity Condition Table:
#1. If only two copies were produced, we would say: “two copies produced”
#2. If only two copies existed, we would say: “only two copies exist” (possible redundant statement, see condition #1) - Difficult to prove that only x quantity exists unless production # is known. Then there are always factors such as destroyed (sacrificed) and lost copies. A more solid statement, one backed by hard facts, would be condition #3, see below...
#3. If only two known copies have been confirmed, we say: “2 known copies” - Undisputable hard evidence is required before an artifact is considered to be a legitimate known copy.
Originally posted by Shawn:
<strong>I remember seeing a loose but mint Euro Ultimate 11 home cartridge being offered publicly for $500 for the longest time. This was back during the early Dolphinlord’s SNK NeoGeo Domain Yahoo days. Perhaps some of you older members remember this.
Other than that, I only recall one other copy that that surfaced, which was purchased (mint/complete) from Adol. Note: This does not mean only two copies exist of Euro U11.
A similar situation applies to Euro Kizuna Encounter. 2 known copies should not be interpreted as only two copies were produced, or that only two copies exist. Please do not confuse these very different conditions.
Neo-Geo.com AES Rarity Condition Table:
#1. If only two copies were produced, we would say: “two copies produced”
#2. If only two copies existed, we would say: “only two copies exist” (possible redundant statement, see condition #1) - Difficult to prove that only x quantity exists unless production # is known. Then there are always factors such as destroyed (sacrificed) and lost copies. A more solid statement, one backed by hard facts, would be condition #3, see below...
#3. If only two known copies have been confirmed, we say: “2 known copies” - Undisputable hard evidence is required before an artifact is considered to be a legitimate known copy.</strong><hr></blockquote>
that's made things more clear. thanks.
note: where are the other copies ? do peop^le who own them really know the insane value of those carts. I maybe found one on a flood market one day - who knows...
