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has anyone ever heard of this? wouldnt it a COA if it really was? I am just curious. there are always pieces popping up that i did not know about
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Always open for pyo commissions, repairs and fine artwork! Email me for current prices! awier(@)weaselsoneasels.comSome emerald dragons were mistakenly given orange eyes instead of red. It’s a mistake piece, not one that was done on purpose, so there would be no COA. Some folks on this forum have extensive emerald with orange eye collections! 🙂
I don’t think it’s worth that price though.
Yeah I think the seller would be lucky to get $100 for that dragon. You can get one of a kind and grab bag pieces for less than what they are asking so even if the eyes are harder to find, it’s still a production piece.
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What’s hilarious is that another one was just listed with a starting price of $40.
What is funny was the fact that the seller had it up earlier for a normal auction with a reserve price, but the bidding only brought it up to $61 and the seller refused to sell it and now it was put back up for that ridiculous amount.
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old animal line frog, wolf, barn owl, tortoise, tiger cubWhat’s hilarious is that another one was just listed with a starting price of $40.
It looks like that one is painted in Old Green and those dragons did have orange eyes. The super-expensive listing is a “mistake piece” – an Emerald with orange eyes instead of the usual red.
You could be right about the color. It’s almost impossible to see a difference in the green on my monitor, but if I look close I can see a couple blue scales on the cheaper one.
Yeah I think the seller would be lucky to get $100 for that dragon. You can get one of a kind and grab bag pieces for less than what they are asking so even if the eyes are harder to find, it’s still a production piece.
Ah, the interesting thing about this is that back before there were a lot of unique pieces… such as grab bags, etc, and Windstone was not releasing a lot of special stuff… the rare, mistake dragons were so much more valuable because almost everything else was normal production! Things like “jade” scratches, orange-eyed emeralds, a few other mistakes on normal production pieces.. THOSE were the really rare and coveted pieces. I can remember a time when this young dragon would easily draw more than $100…
(Though the price tag currently listed is probably a bit unrealistic, even for back then)
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I recently purchased an Orange-eyed Emerald Young with light yellow crystal this past December. I paid just over $150 for her, and she’s quite spectacular.
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(Please don’t ask me which styles we did that way – no one was keeping records of that at the time and I do not know. :~ Someone else – like maybe Pam – may have observed which styles were done with orange eyes and jonquil jewels. )
Emerald dragons with orange eyes and jonquil jewels are from the first batches of emerald we painted in 1997 when we introduced that color – they are not really “mistakes” – that was the chosen eye and jewel color for the emerald.
Thanks, Susie, for clarifying this once and for all.
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I have only seen the mother, male, emp, young, and I think the hatching dragon in emerald with orange eyes. I think at the time emerald came out, there weren’t any other dragons in production?
I have an old catalog flyer with a 1997 copyright date on it and it has an orange-eyed emerald family (emperor, male, young, mother and hatchling) pictured, but it also has red-eyed emerald fledgeling, scratcher, coiled and royal hatchers on it.
Sometimes our catalogs were not 100% accurate! As I recall, that eye color change took place and those of us in the office didn’t know about it until a dealer called to complain that their new Emerald dragons had a different color eyes from the ones they had on the shelf.
Ah, so orange was purposely the original color for emerald dragons’ eyes? When I joined up here on the forum and posted pics of my dragons, someone pointed out my orange-eyed emerald mother and told me the emeralds were all supposed to have red eyes and that an unknown number accidentally left the factory with the orange eyes.
Before that, I had no idea they were somewhat rare. She was my first Windstone I ever bought, back in the 90s at a store. I’m curious as to how much I’d get if I sold her, but it doesn’t matter since I won’t. She has a few little nicks/chips, too.Formerly had the Batman & Joker avatar!
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