Numbered Rocks with Certificates Available for Pre-Order at $49.99
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Crispy enough to crunch, soft enough to enjoy. A good bake.
Summary
WEIGHT.ROCKS is offering numbered rocks for pre-order at $49.99 each, with sequential assignment based on purchase order. Each rock (ranging from 1g to 10KG) comes with a certificate documenting its weight and is personally selected from the company's archives. Shipping begins November 1, 2025, with free domestic US shipping and international shipping available upon request. The company policy states no exchanges or returns.
Key quotes
· 5 pulledSequential assignment in order of purchase
Rocks are personally selected and documented in our archives before shipment
One rock (1g-10KG, unmodified) with certificate of weight
No exchanges, no returns
Shipping begins November 01 2025 with certificate, continues indefinitely
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