SD Studios Golden Gun For Sale

THEBESTMAN

Hi all,

I have decided to part with my SD Studios Golden Gun.

It is in mint condition and has all the relevant paperwork and stills.

I would prefer to sell this to a UK buyer because of how fragile the item is and its worth.

I am open to contact though from people in Europe and beyond.

Please note that I have no set price although I have an idea of its worth - I AM TAKING OFFERS ONLY.

Please drop me a PM and let me know if you require any photos of the gun and the various paper materials it came with.

Disco Volante

Having you been threatening to sell for about 9 months, but never put photos up?

These seems to be like buses - you don't see one for ages and two come along at the same time (I'm selling one on behalf of a friend who's emmigrating, but I'm still awaiting photos!)

THEBESTMAN

Disco Volante wrote:

Having you been threatening to sell for about 9 months, but never put photos up?

These seems to be like buses - you don't see one for ages and two come along at the same time (I'm selling one on behalf of a friend who's emmigrating, but I'm still awaiting photos!)

Nope - I did a post a long while back asking if anyone would be interested should I decide to sell.

It was never a concrete intention though.

Only decided to this weekend.

THEBESTMAN

Hi all,

This is now on e-bay at:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=130190936484

This is ONLY open to UK residents sorry as I have a major issue with postage and the glass getting broken.

Mark Hazard

For whatever reason you Golden Gun seems to have been withdrawn (by you or eBay?). However, there is one for sale in Scotland with a starting price of £1,500 and a reserve of £3,000 if anyone is interested - for as long as it lasts before that one is pulled. British eBay is a right royal pain in the "gluteous maximus" where replica pistols are concerned, unless the wording is very precise.

037 Scaramanga

3000 pounds is the reserve, that's $6,000.00
U.S , wow i have never seen one sell for that much it will be interestimg to see if it does, nice display though.

037

THEBESTMAN

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=130191957005

I did indeed have a problem with e-bay so is now re-listed at:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=130191957005

Mark Hazard

THEBESTMAN wrote:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=130191957005

I did indeed have a problem with e-bay so is now re-listed at:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=130191957005

Best of luck, especially if your reserve is lower than the other fellas.

THEBESTMAN

Mark Hazard wrote:

THEBESTMAN wrote:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=130191957005

I did indeed have a problem with e-bay so is now re-listed at:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=130191957005

Best of luck, especially if your reserve is lower than the other fellas.

Does anyone ever wonder why people are obsessed with asking what the reserve is?

I have had a few messages through e-bay.

In my mind you either bid or your dont - end of story.

You either bid and hit a reserve or you don't - end of story.

Why revealing the reserve has any bearing on people deciding to bid is beyond me.

I find it very odd and strange.

Sir Miles

THEBESTMAN wrote:

Does anyone ever wonder why people are obsessed with asking what the reserve is?

I have had a few messages through e-bay.

In my mind you either bid or your dont - end of story.

You either bid and hit a reserve or you don't - end of story.

Why revealing the reserve has any bearing on people deciding to bid is beyond me.

I find it very odd and strange.

I've asked people what their 'reserve price' is on an item before. Some tell you, some don't. I ask, first and foremost, to see if the seller really does want to sell the item - it could have a ridiculous reserve price on it, some sellers do that to 'guage' the market for certain items. It may be that the items reserve price is only £10 or £20 above your bid and you may be prepared to bid that little bit extra to get it.
I can understand your point - but I don't think its that odd or strange to ask.