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·For our records, we, or at least I, would appreciate if you would care to share what it was sold for
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For our records, we, or at least I, would appreciate if you would care to share what it was sold for
In my wise years, I have learned greed does not govern.
It could very well have fetched more but I agree there is something to be said for a nice watch like this going to an upfront buyer who will take care of it - "buying the buyer" is just as important as "buying the seller". As it stands it looks like you were able to sell for about a 100% premium over an average example of the model so while you may have left some money on the table it sounds like you sold it for a price that both you and the buyer are satisfied with.
I think you achieved a great result in selling your father-in-laws Speedy. Your husband should be very happy with your effort! You got top dollars for it, and that was the result from a thorough due diligence, that not many people, not interested in watches, would have bothered to do. We have an example of the opposite in another thread here, where a boy(?), or at least young man, sold his fathers GL Connie with do gold bracelet for petty money in order to assemble funds to a scooter.....
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