A BadmintonCentral forum member is looking to buy a first-generation Yonex Ti-10 for a personal collection. They want either new old stock or a used example in mint condition and can arrange international shipping.
Buyer is searching specifically for the first-generation Yonex Ti-10 (Ti10 Titanium Mesh) and will consider NOS or used in mint condition.
Required condition for used rackets: rated 10/10, no clashes, no cracks, no paint chips.
Related marketplace activity shows other Ti-10 generations and detailed seller listings (condition, shaft/cone codes) appear in the same forum.
A member of the BadmintonCentral buy-and-sell forum posted a clear, targeted request: they want a first-generation Yonex Ti-10 (Ti10 Titanium Mesh) for their personal collection. The post asks for either new old stock (NOS) or a used racket in mint condition.
The request appears in the Buy & Sell section where many members list collectible and current-production rackets. Related threads include selling posts for other Ti-10 generations and similar collectible rackets. Those related listings sometimes include technical details such as shaft and cone codes and seller condition grades, which buyers and collectors use to confirm authenticity and provenance.
Similar threads in the same forum include collectible Ti-10 third-generation listings and other vintage/high-end rackets for sale. Those posts often present a price, condition grade, and technical identifiers. If you're selling, aligning your listing format to include condition grade, photos, and codes will help your listing be taken seriously by collectors.
Collectors typically prioritize authenticity and condition. The buyer's demands for mint condition and absence of physical damage reflect common collector standards. Sellers who can document provenance and provide high-resolution photos stand the best chance of completing a sale.
Message the buyer through the BadmintonCentral private messaging system with clear photos, condition details, and shipping terms. The buyer's post is intentionally concise and focused on acquisition, so respond with the concrete details requested.
RACKET: Good Condition Collectible Yonex Ti-10 Long 3rd Generation Price: $275 CDN/$200 US or OBO! Weight & Grip : 3UG4 Shaft Code : 8532872 Cone Code : 260XXXSP Original Grip Intact String: Yonex BG 66 Ultimax@ 23lb Condition : Used 8/10 (Few Chips but touched by previous seller from BF) (See Chip Side) (NO crack/dama
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