9% Lead Gardening pots

[Tamasin]

Selling some gardening pots 9% lead.

an average one, all are at least 46 lead element.

please pm with offer.

edit: serious offers, please lol no way am i selling these for 100s

[Suffragium]

Good trade. +1

[Frakked]

NVM

Clearly alchemically altered.

Folks this is a 7-8% unburnt pot placed in a pressure cooker for 15-45 minutes plus...

(YOu only need the skill... not the table...and stove to use pressure cooker)

[Tamasin]

NVM

Clearly alchemically altered.

Folks this is a 7-8% unburnt pot placed in a pressure cooker for 15-45 minutes plus...

(YOu only need the skill... not the table...and stove to use pressure cooker)

of course they are alched, you can clearly see this in the screen i've provided.

[Darwoth]

lol these pots arent worth 50s let alone "more" than 100

[Tamasin]

since i can make 100s faster than i can make one of these, yes, they certainly are. i'm not doing this out of charity.

[Merchant_King]

since i can make 100s faster than i can make one of these, yes, they certainly are. i'm not doing this out of charity.

Your time in these pots is a sunk cost as you seek to alch yourself a 48 one or whatever. You can choose to recoup some of that sunk cost by selling your failures for 50-100s or you can keep the pots and use them. The amount of time you invested is not going to change our impression of the pots value.

[DarkNacht]

People sell un-alched granite and lime for 25-50s that is good enough to make equivalent pots using the clay you make with the 10% water that everyone gets for free. So its unlikely you much more than 100s for these things.

[Tamasin]

The only materials good enough to make equivalent pots without much work going at that price i've heard of are my own lime, unless frakked is selling a lot cheaper than i've heard. Not that i'd pay much attention, having my own stuff. Most players seem to struggle with getting even remotely useful pots, so i think i'm doing something nice by making them easily available for the average player. But if i won't get a fair return on my time i'm not going to bother.

[Tamasin]

since i can make 100s faster than i can make one of these, yes, they certainly are. i'm not doing this out of charity.

Your time in these pots is a sunk cost as you seek to alch yourself a 48 one or whatever. You can choose to recoup some of that sunk cost by selling your failures for 50-100s or you can keep the pots and use them. The amount of time you invested is not going to change our impression of the pots value.

Nope. These are not failures nor are they made with failed materials. They are pretty much entirely their own time investment, which i would otherwise just avoid.