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Nabco wrote:
I sold a Bunn Special in a two-tone model# 173 case about a year ago on the bay for $3,300...this one is insane!!!!
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=120505479663&_trkparms=tab%3DWatching
This particular Bunn Special is probably one of the rarest American Railroad grade watches in existence today....there are less than 10 known to exist. i read an article on it in the NAWCC magazine a while back.
These rare Railroad grade watches are highly collectible, for this watch to be bid up so high there had to be more than a couple guys interested in it.
The one I sold last year in the two-tone 173 case, had a normal 60 Hour Bunn Special Movement in it...nothing special at all....but the case was extremely rare, I probably would have gotten the money for it if I sold the case without the movement.
There's only 2 ways: You been ripped of a lot of money by an unlucky auction OR this 22000buks bidder will be seriously ripped...
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