✨ South Korea 2 oz Stackables continue - The Vault

South Korea Stackables continue
...(please be aware that they are no longer designated as stackers, but Stackables)

From Today Ltd.
...they just keep coming.

Now in Hand

THE VAULT
2 oz stackable will come with a custom capsule.
Price confirmed at £64

£69 give or take worst case in custom capsule

Also as an optional accessory, will be a Window Case (floating frame) with insert.
£12 give or take These have sold out but can get more if needed.

Add p&p of your choice.

Please comment below

PS - Can I please ask for "comments discipline"? Please only comment about this item. I am having a very difficult time determining which comments are relevant to my orders, and which are not. If you have any questions, please send me a Private Message (PM). Thank you for your kindness.

Hello @Panda6Pack
Please could I register an interest. Capsule, please.

Hi there @Panda6Pack . Will you be offering the Michelangelo David stackable?

Yes sorry.

Already ordered them.

@Panda6pack how I can order one of this?

So sorry ... not getting notifications again - ugh !

They are £64 each in capsule plus p&p - Sold out of the floating frame but can get more if you need one.

I'll send you a message.

Perfect just send me payment details

Jakubirl1 wrote:Perfect just send me payment details

You will need about 10 posts to private message him to make the deal. It is a anti spam feature.

Also it helps if you add a avatar/ picture to your profile... it can be anything you like.. but not rude..
LOL


Hope that helps.

What's the difference between a stacker and a stackable?

MisterNoName wrote:What's the difference between a stacker and a stackable?

I shall let @Panda6Pack answer this. If he does not answer it this week, and or has not got a notification or checked in I will revisit this on Friday and give you the information. It is his thread on his products he is selling so I do not want to step on his toes for this one.

Admin wrote:

MisterNoName wrote:What's the difference between a stacker and a stackable?

I shall let  @Panda6Pack  answer this. If he does not answer it this week, and or has not got a notification or checked in I will revisit this on Friday and give you the information. It is his thread on his products he is selling so I do not want to step on his toes for this one.

The answer is: not a lot. The Korean makers decided that 'stackable' was a cooler name than 'stacker', but they are designed to stack just like, erm, stackers.

MisterNoName wrote:What's the difference between a stacker and a stackable?

So sorry for the delay - Yes as answered already - The name "stacker" sounded more like they needed to be stacked. As there are quite a few stackers on the market, Today Ltd decided to change it to "stackable" - to mean they can be stacked if you wanted to (implication, but shouldn't be).