http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/NSM-Jukebox-ES160 ... 563f9bc2ee
This is about six times the price at which these usually sell in the UK.
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DoghouseRiley
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Hello Bob,
Yes £600 to £700 on a good day and the way that Ebay jukebox sales are at the moment they would be lucky if they got that.
Regards
Alan
Alan Hood
ami-man
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Yes £600 to £700 on a good day and the way that Ebay jukebox sales are at the moment they would be lucky if they got that.
Regards
Alan
Alan Hood
ami-man
UK
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DoghouseRiley
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Hi Alan!
EBay's a bit peculiar sometimes.
I put an alto sax I hardly ever play on it this time last year, as I concentrate on my tenor. I had no offers at a starting price of £400. So it sat in it's case for a year and then I put it on again a week ago.
It had 25 "watchers" 15 bids and finally sold for £600, so I'm not complaining!
Not buying any more jukeboxes though, no room!
Regards,
Bob.
EBay's a bit peculiar sometimes.
I put an alto sax I hardly ever play on it this time last year, as I concentrate on my tenor. I had no offers at a starting price of £400. So it sat in it's case for a year and then I put it on again a week ago.
It had 25 "watchers" 15 bids and finally sold for £600, so I'm not complaining!
Not buying any more jukeboxes though, no room!
Regards,
Bob.
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I don't mind if you don't like my manners, I don't like them myself, they're pretty bad, I grieve over them on long winter evenings.
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Ron Rich
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"Peculiar", you say ?--No, it's the same as the old story about Lawyers--
Have a Town with one Lawyer, and he will be "broke". Have a town with two, and they both will be rich !
All it takes on eBray is for two people to "really, really" want the object that's for sale--then the "bidding war" starts--even better, if the bidders do not know the object's value-- Ron Rich
Have a Town with one Lawyer, and he will be "broke". Have a town with two, and they both will be rich !
All it takes on eBray is for two people to "really, really" want the object that's for sale--then the "bidding war" starts--even better, if the bidders do not know the object's value-- Ron Rich
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