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Old 01-23-2013, 07:06 AM
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Originally Posted by MarshaM View Post
how do you find out what they are worth and when it was made? My neighbor bought one at a auction cause no one bid on it. I have no idea what he paid but he wants to sell it but has no idea what it is worth.
Vintage machines are not going for a lot of money. You see them advertised on Craigslist for outrages prices, but they don't sell. I paid less then $50 for my Eldredge Two Spools in a decent cabinet. The National Two Spools without a cabinet was about the same price. Price is only what you can actually sell it for - depends on who is looking and how bad they want the machine. I'd list it for around $100 and be prepared to come down. Your neighbor might get lucky and sell it for that much.

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