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will do. thanks

I know someone that was going to snipe $2500 but never got the chance because the price shot past that number before he could submit. So the next one would potentially sell for that. If I'm shelling out $2K+ I want it to be for something I've never seen before...or maybe just once. Otherwise, I'll lie in wait for someone to make a mistake...like so many others do these days.

Facebook has a couple pennant groups, each with a few thousand members. You'd probably have more luck there...and also no fees to contend with.

Sometimes you have to walk away, and there can be great strength in that.

seems pretty steep
 

I've been looking for one of these, but the price seems very high. Is this really the going rate for one of these?

https://www.ebay.com/itm/26728475831...3Avlp_homepage

Do not pay that amount. I got mine for $400 (in equally nice condition) about a decade ago. It might be worth up to $600 or so these days, and I personally would wait for another one to come along. They are pretty rare, but 3 - 4 of them will typically surface in a year's time.

Best of luck!

OK thanks. I will look into that. I really want a good price, of course, but I also am trying to make this easy for me. Not making this a lifetime process.

Paul,

I just sold the pennant I had a few weekends ago at a show in Detroit to a dealer. I let mine go for $450 which is know is a little low, but I also knew the guy buying it so I cut him a deal.

Thanks!