Posted 01/10/2009 12:19 pm
I dunno, but those sound like 'catalog' values...
Which are always very optimistic. You be best to
look up each on ebay. Look at "completed listings"
for each item with a green end price. Green means
that the item actually sold to a live person for
the amount. The red pricing are items that didn't
sell... usually because the bidding started at
'catalog' value. The catalog declares a certain
value, but actual value is what someone will pay.
Those are very common notes. Unless the are
absolutely 'perfect' in condition, they command
very small premiums over face value.
Which are always very optimistic. You be best to
look up each on ebay. Look at "completed listings"
for each item with a green end price. Green means
that the item actually sold to a live person for
the amount. The red pricing are items that didn't
sell... usually because the bidding started at
'catalog' value. The catalog declares a certain
value, but actual value is what someone will pay.
Those are very common notes. Unless the are
absolutely 'perfect' in condition, they command
very small premiums over face value.
Edited by ratio411
01/10/2009 12:21 pm
01/10/2009 12:21 pm
