Twin Coils, IPP19 (1999) exchange puzzle made by Rick Irby

Mijkel1969 94

USD 36.00

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Rick Irby's fame stems from his incredibly high quality heavy-duty metal disentanglement puzzles. "Twin Coils" was created in 1999 for perennial IPP Puzzle Exchange participant Stan Isaacs, and used by Stan as his exchange puzzle at IPP19 in London in 1999. Twin coils is heavy, sturdy, and highly polished, and the disentanglement moves are rather tricky, with the re-entanglement moves being even trickier. According to the solution, "You will find it next to impossible to get them back together!" "Twin Coils" is made of highly polished stainless steel. The puzzle is as received at IPP19 in 1999, complete with its original instruction and solution sheet.

I will ship within the US as a ground advantage (new terminology replacing "first class") package for around $6.65, or if preferred, at insured priority mail pricing (likely from between $10.20 and $12.55, depending on postal code). I am happy to ship internationally at cost --- typically around $17.10 for a small sturdy item like this --- but I cannot always guarantee that overseas packages can be insured or tracked.

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Specifications

Designer: Rick Irby
Craftsman / Manufacturer: Rick Irby
Material: Stainless steel
Unit of Measurement: Inches
Size: 1 1/4 x 1 1/2 x 5
Grade: (A) Collector: Flaws must be very minor, subtle, and difficult to identify.
Cosmetic Issues: None
Function: (1) Perfect: Neither loose nor tight, no binding or alignment issues, moves smoothly.
Functional Issues: None
Repairs: No
Packaging: N/A
Documentation: Yes
Assembly: Assembled
Smoke-free home: Yes

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Payment Methods: PayPal

Postage & Shipping

Item Location: 49006-3265, Michigan, United States
Ships To: Worldwide
Shipping Instructions: I will ship within the US as a ground advantage (new terminology replacing "first class") package for around $6.65, or if preferred, at insured priority mail pricing (likely from between $10.20 and $12.55, depending on postal code). I am happy to ship internationally at cost --- typically around $17.10 for a small sturdy item like this --- but I cannot always guarantee that overseas packages can be insured or tracked.

Returns Accepted: No

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