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Oof.
I had a restored 1948 United Ron-Dee-Voo in perfect condition. Repro translite and everything. Bought it at a show for $900.
A few years later, I tried to sell it for $500. Got zero responses.
Eventually gave it to a friend. He also tried to sell it at a show for less and had no luck.
With all due respect, $250- $300 if you're lucky.
1788256F-BFD6-41F6-9A88-4DE1EE48F737_4_5005_c (resized).jpeg2D9F2435-6D34-4D2F-93FD-4403C6763227_4_5005_c (resized).jpegQuoted from TomKatt:It's kinda a shame really... Just for the "art" of what those things are, they ought to have a bit more respect and value... But I'm guessing that because they take up so much space (and really don't offer much entertainment), they're barely worth a used EM...
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Exactly why I got rid of it. Of the 12 pins I had at the time, it got zero plays.
Beautiful to look at, but almost no fun factor. Took up the space of another machine that I wanted.
Quoted from Hop-Pac:We'll it seems OP has taken everyone's advice into consideration and lowered his asking price. Now only 9k
I swear I thought you were joking until I clicked on his ad. 
Frank... No one is trying to mislead you.
Unsolicited advice....Keep it as the sentimental value far outweighs it's actual monetary value.
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