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Re: Info requested..
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lugnet.market.appraisal
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Tue, 21 Mar 2000 13:30:16 GMT
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Tom Stangl, VFAQman wrote:
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> I really doubt a 555 would ever approach $400. Because if it ever does, you'll see
> a LOT of them coming out of the woodwork quickly, and driving the price down. I
> have one with box and instructions, but very sun-faded, and if it ever got anywhere
> over $100, I'd take the time to track down ALL the pieces, and box it up, with nice
> new pieces to replace the sun-faded ones (while still including the originals), and
> have it up on Ebay in no time.
Heh, if they started going anywhere near this, I'd rescue the 555 that I
have which has almost no stickers out of my parts, though I don't have
box or instructions, so it wouldn't go for much, but could go along for
the ride and possibly get more than the parts are worth to me.
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Frank Filz
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