1- 97 x-mas bag- Full

2- champaign glasses (pink) not the flute!!!

3- Champaign glasses (green)

4- Wrist watch

5- bottle of champaign

2,3,4,5 are basicly items I have lost the bags to over the years.

If this is the one with Coal..then I have no idea...lol

50-100k

You mean the green mugs? or actual Champagne glasses?

1-2 mil

10k???

Hope this helps these are items from 97 on pacific shard

The champagne glasses are newbified and thus are harder to display very well. They are, as you know, from the 1997 'good karma' holiday bag. About 1mil each red or green.

Some folks do confuse these with the common champagne flutes which came from valentine's day the following years, however. (These are only in pink, not red, but at a glance it is similar.) Look more closely at your picture, you will notice the top row is red and the third row is pink. I've had trouble moving flutes at 15k.

The 'wrist watch' is worth far more than the common 'holiday timepiece,' but, again, commonly confused. The previous poster's estimate is correct on this item.

Regarding the full holiday bag, the whole set consists of a bag that says 'Happy Holidays!' along with a season's greetings card (scroll) in red, green or gray, plus a bunch of dates (test for newbification if worried about authenticity*), a champagne glass (one each in red and green), a fireworks wand with ~100 charges and no 'blessed' tag, fruitcake, bottle of champagne (test it), a wrist watch, and a full bottle of eggnog. Most bags actually did not include all of these items. But these days you pretty much have to in order for it to be a 'full bag'. Conservative estimated value 10-15mil for a full set. Handle with care, don't try to lock anything down -- it will decay almost instantly.

*Test = just try to insure it. Won't insure if newbied. Item ID skill works too (value=0).

Jesus, people. Were talking champaigne. Drink da chit and be done wit it. It's not like it's a saddle or sometin'.