Author: Steve B
Date: 04:41:23 01/06/05
A few days ago i pointed out this auction for a Milton Bradley Grandmaster Robot fairly common ,no Dust Cover and no box the auction was riddled with factual errors(not to mention the usual misplacement of pieces in the starting position) sadly, bidders have already bid this up to over $350 and who knows what it well end up going for: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=5946089508 now lets compare this mess to another Auction for an MB Robot this is for the far rarer MB Phantom auction includes everything except for the box for the computer and possibly the seperate boxs for the pieces it does have the dust cover the auction is factually accurate and the pieces are set up correctly! :) all of the 3 MB Robots are the same exact computer with the singular exception that the MB Milton has the keys labeled in German the MB Phantom is the rarest of the lot simply because it was sold in far fewer quantities,with the MB Grandmaster being the most sold of the 3 the MB Phantom is highly sought after by Collector's due to its rarity the seller has a reserve price on the computer so it will probably bring in a fair price between the two auctions.. IMO .. the first is not worth more then $250 and the latter.. $750 Best Steve
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