CROCKETT1984
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Age : 38
Location : Kansas
 |  Subject: 12 back jawa, worth the money?  Wed Jul 21, 2010 12:10 pm | |
| I just spotted a jawa cloth cape moc, 12 back at an antique store. The card does not have any big creases or anything although it doesnt lay flat. The bubble is clear but is dented on the left side. The seller said he would take 180 dollars for it. Is it Worth it? |
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RebelChris
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| | Subject: Re: 12 back jawa, worth the money? Wed Jul 21, 2010 1:43 pm | |
| - CROCKETT1984 wrote:
- I just spotted a jawa cloth cape moc, 12 back at an antique store. The card does not have any big creases or anything although it doesnt lay flat. The bubble is clear but is dented on the left side. The seller said he would take 180 dollars for it. Is it Worth it?
It sounds to me like $180 is a bit on the high side for the condition. Usually a good ballpark for most 12backs is $200ish (both higher and lower of course), but that's in decent shape. Personally, I would try and get him down to the $150 range. P.S. I just did a quick completed items search on ebay and found an AFA 80 12back Jawa with cloth cape sold for $255 and another that wasn't graded, but had a wavy card sold for $97.36. So it seems like $180 is a bit on the high side. |
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CROCKETT1984
Imperial Gunner
Posts : 37
Join date : 2010-06-15
Age : 38
Location : Kansas
| | Subject: Re: 12 back jawa, worth the money? Wed Jul 21, 2010 5:10 pm | |
| I was thinking that it was on the high side. Thanks for the feed back. |
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vaderhalen
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Join date : 2010-06-23
| | Subject: Re: 12 back jawa, worth the money? Thu Jul 22, 2010 9:19 am | |
| i agree a little high as for the not laying flat that can be fixed (light weight on card for a couple of days)
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