PM-Knight wrote:I actually have a Panasonic "boom box" from my college days, complete with removable speakers & can be used with 8 (Yes, eight) D cell batteries. It is more of an artifact than a relic, but it still serves me well
argyrebasin wrote:These mono modules are nice but $280 final? Holy moly. ** expired/removed eBay auction **
argyrebasin wrote:Sorry about that. I'll post my angst-ridden comments about over priced auctions that I didn't win in the silly thread.
JohnGaunt wrote:13-book lot of the miniature rulebooks:. . . ** expired/removed eBay auction **
Badmike wrote:Yeh Gus what the hell is going on with that????? Mike B.
Gus Landt wrote:I figured to get them all quickly (i.e. not spending weeks/months looking for great prices) would cost me $20 per module. Getting them all at once was worth a $50 premium to me. Thus, I placed a value of $290 on that auction.I _suck_ at waiting for a good price once I decide I want something. I'd rather pay double and get it asap.Plus, I've got an assload of overtime this month @ work, so my pockets were fat.
I figured to get them all quickly (i.e. not spending weeks/months looking for great prices) would cost me $20 per module. Getting them all at once was worth a $50 premium to me. Thus, I placed a value of $290 on that auction. I _suck_ at waiting for a good price once I decide I want something. I'd rather pay double and get it asap. Plus, I've got an assload of overtime this month @ work, so my pockets were fat.
mdr003 wrote:Regarding Gus' purchase above (16 modules for $280), I can understand the logic - a couple of years ago I bought a group lot of 18 or 20 mods for $330; all the monos which were all in absolute mint condition, plus a few later mods in shrink. I figured $15-20 each or thereabouts was an OK price. Plus, buying each module individually meant I would have had to pay at least $9 shipping on each one out here to Australia - so although the price Gus paid looks high, I think its pretty reasonable. RegardsMike