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Holy Cow, this Columbia Grafonola oil can sure went high. :o :shock: I know items in decent condition go high, but I didn't think it will go this high. Any input?
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Holy crap that's high

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That is ridiculous.

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I've never seen one in such perfect condition so maybe that's why it commanded so much money ?

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If it was Victor Talking Machine and had nipper on it the price would have been double that or more. Advertising oil tins do not hold up well and that Columbia was in super condition

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Sold for $460.55, just for future reference.

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briankeith wrote:I've never seen one in such perfect condition so maybe that's why it commanded so much money ?
Was it full?

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I have never seen one before, but like it... The graphics are great and the condition excellent, but as Harvey always says "It's above my pay grade."
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