Those examples are called genuine no-names. Rarely seen but often imitated. What are they worth?

I dunno. Whats the going rate per pound for scrap bronze these days?

So it's only worth the bronze it's made out of? A Rarely seen, limited, genuine no-name, sounds expense. So why is it scrap?

Because nobody knows or cares. No demand, no value.

If you ever try selling them, you'll see just what I mean.

Its scrap...because it's crap.

They sound as good as ones you would buy off of the Paiste website. But I guess that's just a bonus for me then right? :) Well thanks then.

Those sound like paiste supers? Budget

If you're happy, then I guess all that matters. But anything like Piaste Supers would not be considered a bonus by me, that's for sure.

They look like the cymbals they put on those kid's drum sets that they sell over at Wal-Mart.

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Nobody knows...

and nobody cares...

and nobody checks, because nobody dares...

its sort of like the dust that collects under the chairs....

(only less important)

Just quoting because I want to read this again! LoLoLoLo