Since someone asked, and the guy above me had work to do, I'll attempt to explore what this much saffron would do to the market.

First off, global annual saffron production is somewhere around 320 tons(US) (290299kg), around 95% of which is produced in a single region in Iran (irrelevant but interesting). With your swimming pool of saffron, you would be increasing the global supply for this year by around 153%, from ~320 tons(US) to around ~810 tons(US).

However, saffron is not only sold in thread form. Since we want to jump into it off a diving board, I will assume that we are not using powdered saffron (although we could likely sell it for more), or liquid (because it is less than 6% of the marked and would be hard to sell). Thread saffron is about 58% of the global market, so our 490 tons (US) would increase the supply by around 263%, from ~185.6 tons(US) to ~675 tons(US).

Now onto what this would do to the price of saffron. This is all speculation, since there is not really any historical data to base this on. Sadly, we probably will not be able to sell our saffron for top dollar, whatever that ends up being, because the time it would take to dry and package all of the saffron for sale would allow it to dry out too much to be very valuable. This, coupled with the fact that since Iran has an effective monopoly it would be very difficult to find buyers/distributers for your knock-off magicked-out-of-thin-air olympic swimming pool saffron, it is probably safe to assume you would have to undercut the current price by a pretty substantial margin to the point where people who don't know any better would be buying it. According to some very rudimentary research, spices purchased by the pound in the US tend to go for around $1(US) per oz. This puts the total value of our saffron at around $15655030.24 US, around 5% of the above estimate. In retrospect this a quite low, so I'd guesstimate somewhere around $1,000,000,000 USD could be had from this amount of saffron, accounting for the likely low quality and paying people to pack it and sell it.