E90-3 popularity.....

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Posted By: leon

Recently I picked up a group of E90-3's so I could upgrade the one in my type collection. Without knowing a whole lot about them pricewise I put what I thought were some fairly stout prices on them. They all sold within 24 hours and I could have sold a lot of them 2 to 3 times....What gives? IS the set that popular? I did manage to get a nice one for the 'ole type collection..... and that's what it's all about

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Posted By: jay behrens

This bodes well for me if this holds true for the REA auction since my e90-3 Hofman variation will be in that auction. I don't know what you were offering yours for, but I know when I traded off mine, I got a very strong trade in return. The group had included a Archer which tough. Not as tough as Zahn or Smith, but probably next in line in toughness. People say Gandil is tough, but it's not. it's just popular so it doesn't offered often.

Jay

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Posted By: leon

From everyone I have spoken to you have your rarities off a little. None of the ones you mentioned were on the folks that track these radar screens. Payne and Hahn seemed to be the toughest. best regards

edited for grammar

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Posted By: Anonymous

move over d304's....

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Posted By: quan

leon sold stuff for cheap and i missed out??? my cursed luck. i'm still saving up for the e104 plank Leon