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14 Nov 2012 12:41 PM  

Decided to part with my tin Rajah cigars sign and have a local collector who is interested in buying the sign but have no idea what the right price should be as being this far down west I rarely get to go to fairs etc to keep up with prices.

Any help would be much appreciated chaps :-)
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14 Nov 2012 07:02 PM  
Nobody able to help out guys???
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14 Nov 2012 08:06 PM  
I tried to download a picture, but it won't allow me to, of a near mint one that sold for 975, back in 05 on ebay.

Not sure if that helps?? Rare thing I reckon.

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14 Nov 2012 08:12 PM  
Thanks mate, have no idea what to ask when I see him at the weekend
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14 Nov 2012 11:39 PM  

Right then I will be brave and put my head above the parapet to be shot down !!

Mint well worth a cool grand plus !!

In this condition my guess is £350 to £425

Sits back and waits for gunfire !!

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15 Nov 2012 07:43 AM  
Thanks for the help mate, I thought if I asked the guys who regularly attend the shows etc they would most likely have a good idea as to current approximate value.
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16 Nov 2012 04:32 PM  
Local guy liked the sign but only wanted to stump up with £200 so reckon this might do better on the dreaded eBay, hopefully fetch a more realistic price based on rarity etc.
Thanks for the help Lummox mate
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16 Nov 2012 04:48 PM  
No probs, def worth more that £200 !!
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16 Nov 2012 08:00 PM  
What fun and games finding the best way to sell on eBay, if you list it as an auction with a reserve they want over £25 just for the listing but if I list it with a high buy it now price but the option for bidders to make offers it only costs 80p to list? Weird but that's the cheapest way to go :-)
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16 Nov 2012 10:19 PM  
Selling on ebay with a Reserve or a High Start price.......is generally the kiss of death. Lots of watchers no bidders. Sometimes a reserve is reasonable or even low but it puts people off because they tend to think an item is probably overvalued by the seller and will therefore have an unrealistic reserve.

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17 Nov 2012 09:33 AM  
Hoping the offers section might interest a few collectors, if not can relist at a later date but I would worry that if listed without reserve it would go too cheaply and you have no way of avoiding that?
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