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05-25-2010, 02:31 PM
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Lee
The AB 460 example you had for auction is probably the most common AB 460 there is and I think it was a SGC 30 not a vg example. Also the auction houses seem to get better money for some reason.
I had an SGC 40 Uzit for sale on ebay and at several shows including the National-could not get anyone to offer more than 1500. Heritage sold SGC 30s for 2100 (portraits examples) and SGC 40s for 18 and 1900. Out of ten Uzit examples I think their average was 1850. At this time if a collector wanted an SGC 40 Uzit from me it would be at least 2300 and higher for a portrait. A triditional auction seems to be the best way to go but the easiest way to get burned. When ebay was at its height it was all auction format. The auction houses have this going on and it seems that is where the best prices are realized.
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