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08-05-2010, 02:46 PM
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The Jackson usually goes between $700 and $800 at auction in EX + condition. I have been out bid at numerous auctions at this price. Luckily I picked one up on EBAY last week with a BIN of $400. It turned out to be really nice. So I was extremely happy. The prices above are pretty acurate. The different color combinations determine value as much as any thing else.
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