Ti 10 Serial

Serial Numbers for all Ti-10 (for the fact all Yonex) are different on the cone. But on the shaft (near the handle of the racquet) is a different story. I hope this link will help:

http://www.badmintoncentral.com/bad...ent/view/78/33/

This article is really easy to understand new yonex racquets made after the year 2000

 

Yozz bro SomeDudeInBlue, its the other way round. coz serials on cone are supposedly the date code (so can be the same), whereas the serials on the shaft are the racket individual serial numbers. As for bro quik_silver, u can try asking over at the "post yr serial numbers" thread for help abt the diff date serial codes on the cone n also the individual serial numbers on the shaft for the Ti10s, see whether the date code n serial number of the Ti10 u are getting will fit in nicely between them or not. but physical inspection of the racket is the most important ting to do when buying a new racket n also determining its authenticity at the same time.

 

http://www.badmintoncentral.com/badminton-central/content/view/78/33/

 

Since we are talking about Ti-10's, I truely do not know how much a Ti-10 would go for. Would a Ti-10 Un strunged for 90.50(USD) worth it?

 

i can get a brand new Ti-10 3U from taiwan for about $110. I believe the 2U is around the price

 

2U and 3U are just the weight options, the racket should sell at the same price regardless the weight options at any Yonex authorized retail store.

 

2u going for $97 and 3u $106.
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