Better quality/deal? (quick opinions)

[redshepherd]

Browsing my local craigslist as usual, and found these two. Both are greyish looking compared to the usual of the morphs I see.
I'm just considering, and wondering what your opinions are on these two/if they are "quality" or even unique of their morph, and which would be the better deal. (Not necessarily going to end up with either, but I might!)

This one is a 2011 proven Queen Bee (pastel lesser spider) male, for $200.





This is a 2013 male bumblebee (pastel spider) for $150 or best offer... so I'm thinking the owner would be willing to go down to $130.

[distaff]

I can't judge the quality. I find the top more attractive, but neither really grabs me.

What do you want to do with them?

[redshepherd]

I can't judge the quality. I find the top more attractive, but neither really grabs me.

What do you want to do with them?

I find the top more attractive too. No particular plans, just as a pet, since more monochrome-colored queen bee/killerbee morphs are something I've really liked for quite awhile. But I also am not clear on the usual price range for these morphs, and I don't want to pay more than what they're worth- especially if I can find similarly colored queen bees or killer bees on fauna with more reputable breeders or at reptile shows for a better price and quality. :s

[Caspian]

I like them both... but I haven't the faintest idea what they are worth. I guess if they are pets, it all comes down to whether they're worth it to you.

[StupidZombie]

Wow I'm actually talking to the guy with the top one about an offspring of him, was also interested in him as well lol
I as well looked at the bumblebee but I'm more interested in the queen bee and his hatchling

[AKA Dave]

I'm seeing 2015 Queen Bees for $400. I imagine you could easily tag another $150 onto this guy. The Bumble Bees around me sell for $150-$200 as 2015's so add a bit more for a nice 2013.

Dave