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The price and shipping is reasonable…but so far not one bid or even a nibble.
I wouldn’t think that $70 plus $8 shipping was too much for him, is it?
and no, I am not the seller, nor do I know them. I was just surprised to see a bunch of folks after the other peacock male with the price all the way up to $100, and yet the cheaper one has no bids…I wondered if there was something about the seller or something that I didn’t know about causing everyone to steer clear of that auction.
Kyrin
Don’t know… Ebay can be so weird, sometimes.
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http://www.sarahjestin.com/feedbacklists.htmIt’s a little on the high side, really.
The peacock “main family” is by FAR the most common set of pieces. (Male, mother, young, hatching.) They’re everywhere, and I’ve seen slightly chipped males sell as low as $30, (one sold for $36 with $9.95 shipping just last week, another for only $65.99 and $13 shipping) though some have gone over $100 that’s usually only if they’re mint. (We should ask littleironhorse to tell us what the actual range is!)
That guy is an okay deal, definitely not a rip-off, but not a huge steal, honestly. With a little waiting you could find him cheaper.
Ah…okay..I had wondered. Actually I have no wish to buy him…I already have the brown male I wanted…but was curious about this auction.
Kyrin
bluepony78 wrote:Now you can get him for $59.99. He’s been relisted
Hmmm…perhaps get him as a repaint prospect…if I can get him cheap.
My brother has no Windstones.
Course me and about 6 of here will have that notion…darn it!
Kyrin
Heh, that $36 male became my first windstone. :3 In better shape than I had thought.. just tiny chips. I would think $70 is a little high… either that or I just got really lucky..
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