Mooninites

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According to eBay, the seller withdrew the item because people thought it was the real thing, but it was just a framed picture.

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It was up to $14,386 before he pulled it, someone must of notified eBay, because he still has one (a photo) for sale at $12,000...search eBay for Mooninites and select highest price.

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Yes, here's the $12,100 confused auction, still up.

Searching "mooniite" on eBay shows one that finished at $1525, and three others at $810, $760 and $500.

Searching "Aqua Teen Hunger Force" shows one that sold on Friday with a Buy-It-Now for $2000, that's the highest I've seen,

Searching "Ignignokt" shows them finishing at $427, $355, and $300.

Other billboards are still underway in the $400 to 600 range,

Here's a replica that finished early at $406,

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Do you say that any one of us could put together a bunch of LEDs to make this stupid "picture" giving it the name of "Ignignokt" and *make* hundreds of dollars??? Almost better than the Pet Rock (oops...i think i insulted "Rocky").

Yep. There'd probably be copyright concerns if you sold very many.

It's a pretty large PCB, and you'd have to include the DC-DC converter to drive the LEDs, and the timer circuit. You'd have to get your replicas designed and produced quickly to take advantage of the hot moment.

Time to market, and all that.

someone already has copies on e-bay.

Gee, I would have thought that Win's list of Ebay links to the auctions would have told you that.