9 Dec
2007
9 Dec
'07
1:04 p.m.
In article <200712091555.19523.rtellason at verizon.net>,
"Roy J. Tellason" <rtellason at verizon.net> writes:
On Sunday 09 December 2007 15:47, Richard wrote:
As we have discussed many times, the prices on ebay are not a
necessarily reliable indicator of value. But yes, I had to pay that
much to win that auction.
If you auction yours, will it command 350? I don't know. I think I'm
about the only person actively *looking* for a beehive terminal. Just
another demonstration of how, even in a bunch of "odd" people, I will
still be "odder" :-).
I've noticed that when a seller on ebay has quantity 4 of the exact
same item, that when they auction them off one at a time, the first
one tends to command a hefty pricetag, then 2nd not so much, the 3rd
less, and so-on. So if you only have 1, and there's sufficient
demand, then the price tends to be a little spikey.
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"Paxton Hoag" <innfoclassics at gmail.com> writes:
Dang! That Cromemco 3101 (?) I have sitting in storage is worth that muc=
h? So if you see one expect to pay for it.
I had to outbid other Crommeco collectors for the Beehive. $350.