SD Studios Golden Gun For Sale
THEBESTMAN
Posts: 34MI6 Agent
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.
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.
Comments
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.
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.
U.S
037
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.
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.