1870 EK2 Photos

[evilmike]

Core is loose, appears to be good from comparing with other examples on here

[evilmike]

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[evilmike]

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[gregM]

That's a good one.

[evilmike]

Result, thanks Greg!

What do 1870's like this sell for, i had it for £52 posted as a buy it now on ebay, now that must be a great deal!

[Mac 66]

Mike, a big Congrats to you m8, mega find , that,ll be you jumping around the room with joy

[gregM]

You got a GREAT deal.

pm sent

[evilmike]

Cheers Scotty & Greg.....Stay away from ebay guys its full of junk

[Mac 66]

Cheers Scotty & Greg.....Stay away from ebay guys its full of junk

No more ebay for me

[gregM]

I know what you mean, 3/4 of my collection is just ebay crap.

[morel5000]

Congratulations Mike! Ebay still is fun.

Could you post a picture of the soldering?

Best regards,
Michel

[streptile]

Good score.

• Award type (Type A) EK2s sell for about $650 - $750.
• Type Bs, maybe $550 - $650.
• Jubilees and WWIs, maybe $400 - $600 (there is a lot of range and quality).

Cases or oakleaves obviously increase the prices, as does really superb condition.

These are my observations of prices, not my opinions about value. So I guess you probably paid about 15% of market value.

[Mac 66]

Good score.

• Award type (Type A) EK2s sell for about $650 - $750.
• Type Bs, maybe $550 - $650.
• Jubilees and WWIs, maybe $400 - $600 (there is a lot of range and quality).

Cases or oakleaves obviously increase the prices, as does really superb condition.

These are my observations of prices, not my opinions about value. So I guess you probably paid about 15% of market value.

Trevor, what type is this one of mikes?

[streptile]

I'd say one of the mid-range Jubilee/WWI crosses.

[Mac 66]

I'd say one of the mid-range Jubilee/WWI crosses.

Thanks Trevor