Author: Martin Slowik
Date: 05:25:58 04/08/05
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On April 08, 2005 at 08:04:27, Steve B wrote: > >> >>I agree with you all that the present high bid of about $800 is far too high >>(I'd see the value of the package rather at $100 but certainly not above $200). >> >>But do you really think that $250 for a working mint board are realistic? I'd >>rather see the present value at 500 Euro. If you'd see one at eBay, I'm afraid >>bidding anything below that mark would be not sufficient. > > >Martin, >well i am not so sure of this >lets take your Renaissance board >in my opinion a mint in box Renaissance board is worth more then a Tasc SB 30 >and yet you paid only 400 Euro >perhaps prices will, or are rising, but i would never pay 500 Euro for a mint SB >board >even if DeKoinig himself autographed it >:)) > >King Regards >Steve :)) Well, I suspect an autographed board would bring a lot of $$$ at eBay. Hmm, perhaps I should learn how to write "De Koinig" in a convincing way... ;) But if you're right, then I probably payed too much for my SB30. ;/ I thought that mint units are quite rare (at least more than the Rainaissance boards). Anyway, only future will show us how prices will develop... SB Regards, Martin
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