Easy to sell for $750 for a set of 6. The bigger issue on ebay is if you
can trust the seller or not. And the fact that MOST of those auctions say
as is or not tested. I do have to say that my favorite auction was the
one showing the crack and stating you only need to fix the crack and refill
with gases. Heh.
Buy them and keep them for an investment. I would happily sell ya a set
of four for a Bitcoin.
Also, it's hard to appreciate that big clock until you have it in front of
you. You might just want one for each room. I mean, they all sync up to
the same GPS signal transmitter. I spent days running from room to room
seeing if the time was dead on accurate. Ok, JK.
I think there are people in this group that have the clocks for sale as
well. Half the fun and appreciation is building it yourself. :]
Michail
In a message dated 5/15/2014 2:31:19 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time,
benpottin...@gmail.com writes:
Wow! Did anyone check out those auctions? I saw a set of 6 for 750$ and
another set of 4 for 1200$!! Apparently the sellers think they won the lotto
with those things! Does anyone really want a large glowy tube that badly?
I'm all about cool stuff, I bought a bunch of Russian tubes to play
around with, but I'd have to REALLY want that clock with big digits pretty
badly
I think. But hey, if they can fetch those prices for the tubes then more
power to them. It's the amazing craziness of the free market (which also
produces crazy things like Aston kutcher making 700,000$ an episode for a
half hour comedy sitcom!)
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