Tasks / Bigger, Better, Or More Bizarre

A scavenger hunt with a twist...
Team up with another player (or thirty). Each player or team begins with a small, cheap item, such as an unsharpened number 2 pencil or a cotton ball. Offer these items to innocent bystanders in a trade for something bigger, better, or more bizarre. Repeat the process with the next item you acquire, and the one after that, for a set amount of time (1.5 hours is usually enough to produce absurd results), photographically documenting each trade.
At the end of the game, regroup with your fellow players and compare the spoils of your efforts. Whoever ends with the biggest, best, or most bizarre item wins.
1 to 100 players
45 points
Level 3
Created by Nishizono Shinji
5 completed :: 3 in progress
Interested in collaborating on this: (no one yet!)
this task is retired
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Wow. You learn a lot about people doing a task like this. Lincoln, Lank, Barbapoca and Heatherlynn all got together on a Saturday afternoon to do some trading. We decided to go to a heavily populated area and to dress up in costumes in order to at...

Spidere: organization July 4th on the National Mall really is the best time to do this. Here in Washington, DC, there were hordes of people waiting for fireworks and visiting from around the country or from around the world. People in a good mood,...

12:10pm Saturday, 16th June, 2007 Great Yarmouth market Norfolk, UK We decided it would happen then and there. There were discussions of splitting off into five different swappers, but a couple of people thought, "nah, I'm too scared to talk to...

This task sounded fun, and I wanted to try some distributed collaboration, so I contacted some other players who seemed bigger, better, or more bizarre than average. The plan was to perform the trading portion of this task in our separate locations d...

Late one night or very early one morning we set out to achieve this task at the crazy world of a British festival. I mean we thought 'who would be more up for swapping and exchanging a range of items than people who decide not to wash, shit on days w...
Anyone feel like collaborating on this?