Quite Interesting....
 

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Holy Hanna! Over 20 grand and 3 days to go! Whats even more amazing is that
Gottahavit1995 hasen't bid on it.

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Holy Hanna! Over 20 grand and 3 days to go! Whats even more amazing is
that
Gottahavit1995 hasen't bid on it.


Zenith Strats always sell for over $20,000. They are extreemly rare and cost
$1000 during the depression and are amazing radios when restored.


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Sorry they sold for $750.

B.H.

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Holy Hanna! Over 20 grand and 3 days to go! Whats even more amazing is
that Gottahavit1995 hasen't bid on it.


And the reserve price has yet to be reached...

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I'm gonna snipe it! :)

B.H.

Hmm, slightly over my budget at $20,000!

Mark.
Auckland
New Zealand.

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Mark wrote:

Hmm, slightly over my budget at $20,000!

If it sold for $750 in the 1930's, it would cost about $8600 in today's
dollars. $20K is really not much of an appreciation over 80+ years.
There goes my plan of retiring some day from the proceeds of my R8B. ;-)