271 individual listings, one per model, grouped by why it was picked, each shown with the seller’s own photo. Listings sell and end, so check the date. For which model to buy, start with What to buy.
Snapshot captured Sep 25 – Oct 4, 2026 — listings may have ended. Prices are what the seller asked, plus shipping, on that day. Photos are representative model photos, AI-generated from real seller photos, not the listed item. How this works
Cheapest
The lowest delivered price (price plus shipping) for a working, complete example. Only one per model, and never a for-parts listing. If the cheapest one has a catch, the note says so.
The lowest ask from a 99.6% seller, about $101 delivered with Best Offer, for a 9th-gen i5 with 8 GB but no storage. Add an M.2 SSD, and ask which adapter is included since the title is cut off before that.
A braze-on Tricolor front derailleur at about $21 delivered on the opening bid from a 99.9% seller. It's a no-bid auction with more than a day left, so the price may rise, and the title is cut off before the model number.
The lowest price on a complete unit, about $85 delivered from a 99% seller. It's a dual-core Athlon PRO 300GE with 8 GB and a 128 GB SSD, fine for Pi-hole or light Home Assistant; the title doesn't mention the adapter.
The lowest ask at about $98 delivered from a 99.8% seller, for an i5-9500T with 8 GB. The title is cut off before storage and doesn't mention the power adapter, so confirm it has an SSD and the 65 W Dell adapter before buying.
A later 808G the seller lists as tested and working in excellent condition, $33.53 delivered on Buy It Now from a 99.8% seller: the lowest total on a complete 808 here, near the top of the $20–35 band. It's a fishing reel rather than a vintage piece; ask whether the handle turns without grinding.
The only listing: about $399 delivered with Best Offer from a 100% seller, $100 of it shipping. The code 'EQ12-A-16512SD0W64PRO-8C' suggests 16 GB, a 512 GB SSD, Windows Pro and an 8-core chip (which would be the i3-N305 EQ12 Pro), but the title doesn't spell it out, so ask for the specs and offer below the ask.
An auction at $51 with 2 bids and about six days left at capture, about $74 delivered at the current bid from a 100% seller. It will climb, so set a limit near the $245–300 a fixed-price one costs from a good seller.
Listed as working, about $730 delivered ($665 plus $65 shipping), Buy It Now, from a 99.7% seller, about $370 under the bottom of the band. Working isn't the same as restored, so ask what has been replaced and budget for a recap before daily use.
The lowest ask at $325 delivered with Best Offer from a 100% seller, but it's a barebones unit with no RAM or SSD per the title. Budget for two DDR5-5600 SO-DIMMs and an NVMe SSD, and confirm the 120 W adapter is included.
A single 700c 32-hole rim described as very good, about $70 delivered at the opening bid from a 100% seller. It's a no-bid auction with over four days left, so the price may rise.
The lowest price right now: an auction at about $250 delivered with 1 bid and nearly 4 days left, for a 5825U with 32 GB, a 1 TB SSD and Wi-Fi from a 100% seller. It will climb, so set a limit under the $450 fixed-price unit; 32 GB and dual 2.5 GbE are plenty for Home Assistant.
About $1,069 delivered with Best Offer from a 100% seller, and the title says mint condition. $174 of that is shipping, so offer on the item price, and ask for a touchscreen, jog wheel and dual-layer video before you buy.
The cheapest by far at about $34 delivered, under the $45–85 band, in Large. The catch is the Majestic tag, which mostly appears on post-2000 NFL fanwear, so ask for a tag photo to confirm it's 90s, plus pit-to-pit and any flaws.
The lowest price on a working unit: an auction at about $47 delivered with 7 bids, so expect it to climb. It's a dual-core Pentium G4560T with 4 GB and a 180 GB SSD, fine for Pi-hole or light Home Assistant, and the title doesn't mention the adapter.
About $1,512 delivered, Buy It Now, from a 100% seller, the lowest of the three listings caught here. The title doesn't say tested or which version it is, so ask for photos of the top panel and a video of both filters, the EQ kills and the phono inputs working.
A sky-blue No. 8 at about $87 delivered with Best Offer from a 100% seller, the lower of the two listed. Enamel chipped through to bare iron is the big value hit, so ask for close photos of the rim and cooking surface before offering.
The lowest delivered ask at about $273, including $32 shipping, from a 100% seller, for an N100 G3 with Windows 11 Pro. The title doesn't state RAM or SSD size, so ask before buying.
$385 with free shipping and Best Offer from a 100% seller, under the band, and it comes with a Marathon flight case per the title. Ask for a Scratch Live video with control vinyl and confirm the power and USB cables are included.
About $795 delivered on Buy It Now from a 100% seller, the cheapest X1850 from a seller with a track record. The title doesn't mention testing, so ask for a video of all four channels, the effects and both USB ports before you buy.
A front-and-rear set at about $30 delivered with Best Offer from a 99.9% seller, the lowest price here. The title quotes 49 mm, so confirm the reach range against your frame.
The lowest delivered price here, about $31 with Best Offer from a 99.9% seller, for a Majestic Bills jersey in Large. No player or number is named, so ask for photos of the back, the tag and the numbers before offering.
$2,245 with free shipping and Best Offer from a 100% seller, about $250 under the new price. It's sold as B-stock, so ask what the return or cosmetic issue was and what the cut-off 'FULL W…' in the title promises before you offer.
About $1,469 delivered with Best Offer from a 100% seller, the only listing here from an established seller. The title says nothing about condition or testing, so ask for a touchscreen, pad and fader video and which faders are fitted before you offer.
About $263 delivered ($205 plus $58 shipping), Buy It Now, with a wood case, from a 98.6% seller. The title says nothing about condition, so ask whether it has been tested and for a DC offset reading before you buy.
About $510 delivered with Best Offer from a 100% seller, roughly $265 under the band, and the title calls the arm mint. The title lists SL-1200, SL-1210, M3D and MK3D together and the seller's name suggests a spare-parts dealer, so confirm it's a complete deck, which model it is, and its voltage.
The only listing captured, at $1,029 delivered from a 100% seller, so there's nothing to compare it with. It's a Ryzen 7 8845HS with 32 GB, a 2 TB SSD and Windows 11 per the title, enough for the Local LLM tier; confirm the adapter and an activated Windows license.
About $461 delivered with Best Offer, from a 100% seller, the lowest complete 2215B here. The title mentions a wood-like case but nothing about testing, and a serviced one costs only $39 more, so ask for a powered-on photo before offering.
The lowest price here: about $63 delivered, Buy It Now, from a 99% seller. It's an i5-7500T with only 4 GB and no SSD, so budget for a drive and more RAM, and the title doesn't mention the adapter.
The lowest ask at about $325 delivered from a 98.9% seller, and the only listing with the SER6 Pro's Ryzen 7 7735HS, titled new. It's barebones with no RAM or drive, so add DDR5-4800 SO-DIMMs and an NVMe SSD; after that it suits Home Assistant, n8n or a Proxmox node.
About $138 delivered with Best Offer from a 99.7% seller, the lowest price on a complete SA-5170. The title says nothing about condition, so ask whether it powers on and both channels play before offering.
A single 32-hole Uniglide FH-7400 rear hub, 7-speed and 126 mm, for about $35 with free shipping from a 100% seller. It needs a Uniglide cassette with the Dura-Ace threaded top cog, so check you have one.
About $1,542 delivered, Buy It Now, from a 100% seller who calls it in good condition, though $300 of that is shipping. The title's 'W/ H.C' isn't spelled out, so ask what's included, and check the rating label for voltage.
The lowest complete unit: an i3-8100T with 4 GB and a 128 GB SSD, about $74 delivered with Best Offer from a 99.8% seller. There's no OS and 4 GB is tight, so plan on another stick, and confirm the 65 W adapter is included.
The lowest ask at about $785 delivered with Best Offer from a 100% seller, for the same 32 GB / 1 TB config as every other listing, so it's also the best buy here. Ask what the 'Oculink' in the title refers to and confirm the magnetic-connector brick is included.
The lowest price on a complete unit: an auction at about $73 delivered with 1 bid, so expect it to climb. It's a quad-core i3-8100T with 12 GB and a 480 GB SSD, and the title doesn't mention the adapter.
A black metal-foot 202 at $17 with free shipping on Buy It Now, from a 99.9% seller: tied for the lowest total here and mid-band for the earlier metal-foot version. There's no tested claim, so ask the seller to confirm the thumb button holds firm and the line pickup engages on the first crank.
A braze-on 7400 front derailleur for $25 with free shipping from a 99.9% seller, under the $35–70 band. The same seller lists an identical one at $28, so compare the photos and take the cleaner cage.
An auction at $150 with one bid and nearly seven days left, about $228 delivered at capture from a 100% seller. The title makes no working claim and the price will climb, so ask whether it powers on and the lamps and meters work, and set a firm cap.
The lowest ask at about $80 delivered from a 99.8% seller, but it's a barebones i3-8100T with no RAM, SSD or Wi-Fi card, and the title doesn't mention the adapter. Adding DDR4 SO-DIMMs, an SSD and a 65 W HP adapter brings it close to the price of a complete i5 unit.
Stylized Sidney -O- logo, about $62 delivered with Best Offer from a 100% seller, well under the $95–290 band. The title doesn't mention a lid, and a pot without its matching lid is worth far less, so ask before you offer.
About $38 with free shipping from a 100% seller, the lowest price here, for a 172.5 mm FC-6400. It's titled as a crank arm set, so ask whether the chainrings and bolts are included before buying.
$1,800 with free shipping, Buy It Now, from ProAudioStar, a 99.8% retailer, about $450 under the band. The title doesn't say new, used or open box, so check the condition line and return policy before buying.
A 'Patent 79' unit at about $95 delivered with Best Offer from a 100% seller, well under the band. Check the photos for black-anodised parts and ask about the pivot bolts, since a Nuovo Record looks very similar.
The lowest ask from a 99%+ seller, about $95 delivered with Best Offer, but it's a barebones 65 W i5-8500 with a Wi-Fi card and no RAM or drive. Adding DDR4-2666 SO-DIMMs and an SSD costs about $40, and the title doesn't mention the adapter, so the $114 complete unit is usually the better buy.
The white CDJ-2000-W at $500 with one bid, about $527 delivered, ending in about a day, from a 98.9% seller. The title ends '*READ', so read the description for the catch before bidding, and expect the price to climb.
The lowest complete unit: an i5-9500T with 8 GB, a 512 GB SSD and Windows 11 Pro per the title, about $130 delivered, Buy It Now, from a 99.9% seller. Confirm the 90 W adapter is included and Windows is activated.
A no-bid auction opening at $1,700, about $1,800 delivered with three days left, from a 99.4% seller. It will likely climb and no condition is stated; a cap near $1,950 delivered keeps it under the retailer's price.
Listed as a working unit, about $700 delivered ($600 plus $100 shipping), Buy It Now, from a 99.6% seller, $100 under the band. The title is cut off at 'Ja…', which may mean a Japanese-market unit, so confirm it runs on 120V before you buy.
An FC-7400 with 53/39 rings and 170 mm arms for $75 with free shipping, on Buy It Now from a 99.8% seller, well under the $100–220 band. Check the spider and pedal eyes for cracks in the photos, since the title gives no condition.
The only Media 3 listed: about $320 delivered ($295 plus $25 shipping) with Best Offer, from a 100% seller, with a case. The title doesn't say tested, so ask for a typed sample, and ask for the serial number to confirm the year.
About $650 with free shipping, Buy It Now, from a 100% seller, the lowest-priced complete 1060 here from an established seller and near the bottom of the $625–975 band. The title says nothing about condition, so ask whether it has been tested and whether the capacitors have been replaced.
About $193 delivered ($119 plus $74 shipping) with Best Offer, travel case included, from a 99.8% seller, at the bottom of the $190–230 band. It isn't described as tested, so ask for a typed sample and whether the carriage advances on every key; the same seller's twin listing is $4 more.
The most condition for the money. Priced at or under the model's typical range, with the seller saying it's tested or the photos showing a clean example.
Light green, with its case, about $309 delivered with Best Offer from a 100% seller, near the bottom of the band. $99 of that is shipping, so offer accordingly, and ask for a typed sample since it isn't listed as tested.
$2,300 with free shipping, Buy It Now, from a 100% seller, about $275 under the band. The title doesn't say tested, so ask for a video of the screen and jog display and for the serial and firmware version before buying.
A vintage brown B17 for about $62 delivered with Best Offer from a 100% seller, well under the $110–200 band. The title says "Decor", which may mean it isn't sold for riding, so ask about cracks, flaring and the rails.
Fully serviced on 8/13/26 with new LED lighting, $1,100 with free shipping, Buy It Now, from a 100% seller, in the lower half of the $800–1,400 band. A recent, dated service at that price is the best deal here; ask for the work list.
Tested and working well per the title, about $482 delivered, Buy It Now, from a 99.9% seller, at the bottom of the $480–750 band. Ask for a powered-on photo of the dial and meters and whether any lamps are out.
Puma Charles Woodson in 2XL for about $31 delivered with Best Offer from a 100% seller, under the $40–80 band. Woodson debuted in 1998 and Puma made NFL jerseys from about 1998 to 2000, so this is a genuine late-90s piece; ask for a tag photo and pit-to-pit.
A Nuovo Record crankset for about $107 delivered with Best Offer from a 100% seller, under the $140–260 band. The title is bare, so ask for photos of the date codes, the rings and the extractor threads.
The seller says it sits flat with a smooth surface, about $45 delivered, Buy It Now, from a 99.2% seller, at the bottom of the band. Over half the total is shipping, but the flat-and-smooth claim is what you're paying for.
A 5H high-speed with two ball bearings for $31.49 with free shipping, Buy It Now, at the bottom of the typical band from a 99.9% seller. The title doesn't say tested, so ask the seller to confirm it retrieves and casts smoothly before you buy.
Rashaan Salaam, the Bears' 1,000-yard rookie of 1995, on a Logo 7 jersey in XL (50–52) for $25 with free shipping from a 99.8% seller, under the $30–60 band. It's Buy It Now, so ask for close-ups of the numbers and pit-to-pit before buying.
A pair of 7-speed SL-7401 down-tube levers for about $51 delivered with Best Offer from a 100% seller, well under the $80–200 band. Match them to a 7-speed Dura-Ace freehub and a 7400-era rear derailleur.
A complete i5-10500T with 8 GB, a 256 GB NVMe SSD, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, about $220 delivered from a 100% seller, under the band. Two NVMe slots make it a tidy Proxmox node once you add RAM; confirm the adapter is included.
Blue, with its case, about $113 delivered with Best Offer from a 100% seller, still under the band thanks to $14 shipping. The title makes no working claim, so ask the seller to type a few lines and confirm the carriage return and spacebar work before you offer.
A black Champion #6, most likely Bubby Brister's early-90s number, for about $28 delivered with Best Offer from a 100% seller, under the $30–55 band. No size is in the title, so ask for the tag, pit-to-pit and number condition.
The same 5500U, 16 GB and 500 GB config with Windows 11 Pro for about $325 delivered, with Best Offer from a 100% seller, and the title says new. 16 GB and an NVMe SSD are plenty for an AI agent server, Home Assistant or n8n.
About $742 delivered with Best Offer from a 100% seller, the lowest of the three units priced in the normal range, so there's room to negotiate. Ask for a platter and screen video, since no test is stated.
A steel Good Companion 5 with its metal case for about $180 delivered, Buy It Now, from a 100% seller, only $30 more than the cheapest. The metal case protects it better in transit; ask whether the latches close and for a typed sample.
An i5-7500 with 8 GB, a 512 GB SSD and Wi-Fi per the title, about $109 delivered from a 100% seller, under the band median. That's enough for Home Assistant or network services; the 65 W chip needs a 90 W or larger HP adapter, so confirm which is included.
32 GB and a 1 TB SSD for about $220 delivered from a 99.4% seller, below the band. The title says only 'i5-8th', so ask for the exact CPU and confirm the 135 W adapter; 32 GB puts it in the Local LLM tier.
Recapped, serviced and tested per the title, about $1,558 delivered with Best Offer from a 100% seller, at the top of the band. Offer on the $1,418 item price and ask for the list of replaced parts.
$85.98 delivered with Best Offer open, from a 100% seller who calls it 100% functional: about $11 more than the cheapest reel for the stronger function claim of the two. Confirm "functional" covers the automatic two-speed shift under load, since that's the expensive fault.
An N100 Mini S12 Pro with 16 GB and a 500 GB SSD for about $220 delivered with Best Offer from a 100% seller, at the bottom of the band. 16 GB maxes it out, and the N100's Quick Sync handles Plex/Jellyfin transcodes and Frigate; confirm the brick is included.
A 120 mm stem with the 26.4 mm clamp that fits Cinelli bars, about $57 delivered with Best Offer from a 100% seller, low in the $50–110 band. Ask for photos of the clamp area and quill slot to rule out cracks.
Titled as a 700c rim set, so presumably a pair, at about $107 delivered on Buy It Now from a 100% seller, little more than most single rims here. It's 28-hole, so make sure your hubs match.
A green-key HH with Magic Margin, about $220 delivered ($193 plus $27 shipping), Buy It Now from a 99.6% seller, inside the $180–240 band. Low shipping for a desk machine helps; it isn't described as tested, so ask for a typed sample and about the platen.
The only one here listed as working, about $2,530 delivered with Best Offer from a 99.6% seller, near the top of the band. $330 is shipping from Japan, so offer on the $2,200 item price and confirm the rear label reads 110–240 V.
An RD-7402 titled 8-speed SIS for about $46 delivered with Best Offer from a 100% seller. That's low in the $45–70 band, and an offer may bring it lower.
A smiley-logo No. 8 at about $168 delivered, Buy It Now, from a 99.9% seller, the most established of the three. It sits mid-band; if the lid is included and marked Piqua Ware to match, it's the safest buy here.
A short-cage Mark-II for about $44 delivered on Buy It Now from a 100% seller, at the low end of the band. Short cage suits close-ratio freewheels, so check your largest cog against your hanger length.
A complete i5-10500T with 8 GB, a 256 GB SSD, Windows 11 Pro and the AC adapter for about $190 delivered from a 99.7% seller, under the band. Nothing to add before first boot; confirm the Windows license is activated.
The same $80 tackle-store reel. Every other used 486 here costs $98–125 delivered for the same bare "vintage" description, so this one saves $20–45 for no visible drop in condition. Ask the store to check under the rotor cap for salt corrosion before shipping.
A 53/39, 172.5 mm set for about $98 delivered with Best Offer from a 100% seller, low in the band. The title is cut off after "with BSA bottom", so ask whether an English-thread bottom bracket comes with it.
Listed as serviced, about $2,805 delivered with Best Offer from a 100% seller, under the $2,900–4,175 band and about $1,300 less than the restored units. Ask for a list of the work, especially the power-supply capacitors and bias.
A 28.6 mm clamp-on pair for about $26 delivered with Best Offer from a 99.7% seller. The clamp size is stated, which suits most frames without down-tube bosses.
A 'Patent 71' unit at about $56 delivered with Best Offer from a 99.9% seller who lists several of these. Only $4 more than the cheapest, and Best Offer gives you room to come down.
A six-core i7-8700T with 16 GB and a 512 GB SSD for about $195 delivered from a 100% seller, under the band median. That's enough for a Proxmox node or Plex/Jellyfin with Quick Sync; ask for the 90 W adapter.
About $1,120 delivered, Buy It Now, from a 100% seller, about $155 under the band. It's the black -K per the title from what looks like a Japanese shop, so check the rating label and budget for a step-down transformer if it reads 100 V.
A complete i5-8500T with 16 GB, a 238 GB SSD, Wi-Fi and Windows 11 Pro, about $174 delivered with Best Offer from a 100% seller, under the band median. 16 GB suits Home Assistant, n8n or a small Proxmox node; ask whether the 90 W adapter is included.
A 1960s Travel-Riter Deluxe in gray, $86 with free shipping, Buy It Now, from a 99.9% seller — at the bottom of the $85–150 band. The title doesn't say it types or mention a case, so ask for a typed sample and a photo of the carry handle.
An 1980s pair at about $124 delivered with Best Offer from a 100% seller, under the $140–260 band. Shipping is $34 of that, so make an offer, and ask for photos of the arm script and date code.
32 GB, a 1 TB SSD and Wi-Fi for about $135 delivered, the band median, from a 99.3% seller. The title only says Ryzen 5, which on this model should be the 2400GE (confirm in BIOS), and that much RAM suits a Proxmox homelab node.
A Sidney -O- No. 8 with the Drip Drop baster named, about $233 delivered with Best Offer from a 100% seller, just under the $240–290 band. Ask for photos of the lid's underside and the bottom to confirm a matching lid on the 1268 body.
A complete i5-8500T with 8 GB, a 256 GB NVMe SSD and Windows 11 Pro per the title, about $139 delivered with Best Offer from a 99.8% seller, far below the band median. Plenty for Home Assistant, n8n or a Plex server; confirm the 90 W adapter and an activated license.
$375 with free shipping, Buy It Now, from proaudiostar, a 99.8% seller, about $75 under the $449 most retailers ask. The title doesn't say new or used, so check the listing's condition and what's in the box before buying.
The most clearly described pair here: the 1014 part number, a 28.6 mm clamp and a cable guide in the title, about $75 delivered with Best Offer from a 100% seller. It sits mid-band, but you know exactly what you are getting.
About $281 delivered, Buy It Now, mid-band for a Lettera 22 that still has its matching case, which many have lost. The seller has 99.7% feedback but doesn't say it was tested, so ask whether the carriage advances and every key prints.
A front-and-rear BR-7400 set at about $90 with free shipping from a 100% seller, in the middle of the typical range. Ask for the reach and mounting type, and plan on new pads.
Listed as working but needing a tune-up, about $115 delivered ($97 plus $18 shipping) with Best Offer from a 99.5% seller. An honest description at a low price; ask what the tune-up involves and whether a case comes with it.
32 GB and a 1 TB SSD with a Ryzen 3 PRO 5350GE for about $185 delivered from a 99.4% seller, well under the band. 32 GB in two slots suits the Local LLM tier or a roomy Proxmox node; confirm the adapter is included.
An A12-9800E, the fastest first-gen chip, with 32 GB and a 1 TB SSD for about $135 delivered from a 99.6% seller, mid-band. That much RAM suits a small Proxmox homelab node; the Windows 11 in the title isn't officially supported on this CPU.
Titled 8-speed and dated 1992–94, the exact RD-01CH window, at about $124 delivered with Best Offer from a 100% seller, mid-band. Ask about pulley wobble and offer under the asking price.
A pair of recessed-mount calipers for $125 with free shipping on Buy It Now from a 99.9% seller, under the $150–300 band. The title says Record rather than Nuovo Record and gives a 48–58 mm reach, so check that matches your frame and mounting.
A Record 8-speed pair, the same lever as the Chorus, for about $118 delivered with Best Offer from a 100% seller. About $34 of that is shipping, so offer on the item price and ask whether the G springs have been serviced.
The one to buy if you just want to use it, with no fettling. A standard version, serviced or tested, at a fair price, from a seller with high feedback.
A 1962 300 graded very good with the serial listed, $31.99 with free shipping from a 99.9% seller. It's a standard French 300, not a rare variant, so you can fish it without worrying about value. It isn't serviced, so plan on fresh grease in the gearbox.
A restored small-logo 609 G, about $145 delivered, Buy It Now, from a 100% seller, the cheapest ready-to-use griddle here. Ask the seller to confirm it lies flat, since even a slight warp shows on a griddle.
A tested export model from a 99.3% seller at about $1,271 delivered, inside the band. About $170 more than the best-value deck buys you a seller's test; still ask for a strobe and pitch video.
The seller says it works, and $15.14 delivered on Buy It Now makes it an almost risk-free first baitcaster for learning to thumb a spool. The seller has 100% feedback. Expect a quick clean and a drop of oil, and practice with heavier lures first.
A 1958 Miracle Tab serviced by a typewriter specialist, about $244 delivered with Best Offer from a 100% seller. It costs about $140 more than a working unserviced one, roughly what a professional clean and adjust runs. Ask whether it ships with a fresh ribbon.
A No. 1920 Model FK described as pristine by a 100% seller, at $41.94 delivered, just over the band. The $11.95 shipping is heavy, so offer around $35 delivered. A clean, simple Wondereel is an easy first vintage level-wind; confirm that pristine includes a smooth retrieve, not just looks.
The one to buy if you want it to just work: an i3-1315U NUC13ANK with 8 GB, a 256 GB SSD, Windows 11 and the adapter included, about $289 delivered with Best Offer from a 100% seller. The i3 is the slowest option, but it's the cheapest fixed-price unit with everything in the box.
The title states the 115 mm reach, a 1-inch quill and a 26.0 mm clamp, so you know it fits a standard steerer and an Italian bar. About $89 delivered with Best Offer from a 100% seller, mid-band.
The one to buy if you want it to just work: an i5-10500T with 8 GB, a 256 GB SSD, Windows 11 Pro and the AC adapter, about $240 delivered with Best Offer from a 99.9% seller. Confirm the Windows license is activated and the adapter is 90 W or larger.
Tested and working with its case, about $179 delivered ($150 plus $29 shipping) with Best Offer from a 99.8% seller. It's mid-band, so an offer is reasonable; ask what the test covered and whether the ribbon is fresh.
Tested and comes with the dust cover per the title, about $900 delivered from a 99.4% seller, inside the band. The most complete tested deck here; still ask for the strobe and pitch video.
The only listing that points to sitting flat, which is the check that matters most on a griddle you'll cook pancakes on. About $117 delivered with Best Offer from a 100% seller; ask the seller to confirm the full title says it sits flat.
A clearly described model 64 bar, 40 cm center to center with a 26.4 mm clamp to suit a 1A stem, at $79 delivered from a 100% seller. You know the width and clamp before you buy, at the typical price.
The lowest-risk 18 here: working per a 100% seller, at the lowest total of $305 delivered. It isn't serviced, so ask when it was last cleaned and whether the platen is hard; even with a specialist clean it comes in under most listings.
Tested, serviced and sold with a warranty, about $521 delivered, Buy It Now, from a 99.7% seller, near the middle of the band. Ask how long the warranty runs and what the service covered.
Everything you need to fit it is in the title: Merckx bend, 26.0 mm clamp, 42 cm, at $150 with free shipping from a 100% seller, mid-band. It's listed as NOS, so ask for photos showing no clamp marks.
An AK-coded reel described as excellent at $56 delivered on Buy It Now, mid-band, from a 99.9% feedback seller. A sound 1494 holds a trout line plus backing and needs nothing but occasional oil. Confirm the click and latch by message before buying.
Champion, in Large, with an LA Raiders World Champs graphic, about $128 delivered, Buy It Now, mid-band for this team. Ask for the tag photo, measurements and photos of the print and cuffs.
Restored and dated 1945–55 by the seller, about $90 delivered with Best Offer from a 99.9% seller, the cheapest restored No. 10 by about $32. Ask for a photo of it sitting flat; a 12-inch pan shows any warp.
Everything is stated in the title: an eight-core i7-10700T with 16 GB, a 512 GB SSD, the adapter and Windows 11, about $329 delivered from a 99.7% seller, inside the band. Confirm Windows is activated.
A three-hole 28.6 mm clamp-on at $45 with free shipping and Best Offer from a 100% seller, inside the band. The version and clamp size are stated, so it's simple to match to your frame.
Starter Irving Fryar in green, size Medium, about $75 delivered with Best Offer from a 99.9% seller: an era-correct replica of the team's top late-90s receiver at a mid-band price. Ask for pit-to-pit and photos of the numbers.
The one to buy if you want it to just work: an i5-10500T with 16 GB, a 512 GB SSD, Windows 11 Pro, Wi-Fi and the AC adapter, about $269 delivered from a 99.2% seller. It's a little over the band, but nothing needs adding; confirm the Windows license is activated.
The one to buy if you want it to just work: i5-10500T, 16 GB, a 256 GB NVMe SSD, Windows 11 Pro and the adapter all stated, about $235 delivered with Best Offer from a 100% seller. That's about $50 over the median, so make an offer.
A 1996-dated crewneck with a Riddell tag in Medium at about $49 delivered, the low end of the band. Ask for pit-to-pit and length, since vintage Mediums fit small, and for photos of any cracking on the print.
A demo unit from Perfect Circuit, a 99.8% seller, at $1,489 shipped, inside the band. A retailer's demo is the easiest no-fuss buy here; check the listing's return terms and what's in the box.
The one to buy if you just want to listen: serviced and cleaned, from a 100% seller, at about $1,434 delivered, under every other complete G-7700 here.
A two-rivet Spinner Model 33 with a metal foot that the seller says works, $32.90 delivered on Buy It Now from a 99.9% seller. It's near the top of the band, but an older metal-foot 33 with a function claim is a reliable first spincaster you can fish right away.
Listed as sitting flat, with the small logo and pattern 701, about $112 delivered with Best Offer from a 100% seller. A flat bottom is what a daily cook needs; offer under the $100 ask.
A 1059 B with a heat ring, about $99 delivered, Buy It Now, from a 99.9% seller, and the cut-off title points to it sitting flat. Ask the seller to confirm the full title and whether it has been cleaned.
The only listing under $30 that the seller says works: a 1924 Model FK at $28.20 delivered, with Best Offer open. Shipping at $10.20 is more than half the item price, so offer a few dollars low. A working direct-drive reel is a cheap way to learn thumbing a cast.
The only small-logo No. 8 here listed as flat, a 704 D at about $70 delivered, Buy It Now, from a 99.3% seller. A flat bottom is what a daily cook needs most; ask whether it has been cleaned and confirm it doesn't spin on a counter.
A 1928 No. 5, working per a 99.5% seller, with its original case, about $264 delivered ($199 plus $65 shipping) with Best Offer. Late production and a case make it the safest one to use; still plan for a platen re-cover, and ask for a typed sample.
Restored with a smooth bottom and 709 in the title, about $60 delivered, Buy It Now, from a 100% seller, at the top of the band for a ready pan. Ask for a bottom photo to confirm the small logo survived the restoration.
Small logo, 724 L, and the seller says it sits flat, about $87 delivered, Buy It Now, from a 100% seller. You pay a little over the band for the one claim that matters most; ask whether it has been cleaned.
The only Silent-Super here listed as tested, with its case, about $235 delivered ($200 plus $35 shipping) with Best Offer from a 99% seller. It's mid-band and unserviced, so ask what 'tested' covered and whether the platen is hard; a re-cover may still be needed.
Listed as seasoned, $60 with free shipping and Best Offer from a 100% seller, at the top of the typical band. You pay about $30 more than the cheapest Buy It Now pan for cleaned iron, so offer lower and ask for close cavity photos.
Nike's 'Team' Favre jersey in XL for about $32 delivered on Buy It Now from a 100% seller: an era-correct maker, a common size and mid-band. Ask for pit-to-pit, length and photos of the numbers.
A French 410 the seller says works, about $49 delivered ($40.45 plus $8.27) from a 99.8% seller, Buy It Now. It's a plain user reel at the low end of the band, a safe first high-speed spinner. Expect to add fresh grease if it hasn't been opened in years.
Working per a 100% seller, cased, and fairly priced at about $129 delivered — the safest Sterling here for someone who just wants to type. It isn't serviced, so ask whether the platen is hard and whether the ribbon still inks.
A Reebok Tom Brady #12 home jersey for about $38 delivered with Best Offer from a 100% seller: the name this collection is about, era-correct and just under the band. The title cuts off the size, so ask for it, plus pit-to-pit and photos of the numbers.
For a first big-game reel, a seller-tested 114H at $73.93 delivered on Buy It Now is the least risky buy here. It's a standard 6/0 with no collector premium, so you can fish it hard; ask for a photo of the drag stack before buying.
A Logo 7 crewneck in Large, the easiest size to wear, about $51 delivered with Best Offer, mid-band. The seller dates it 80s or 90s, so ask for a tag photo (Made in USA fits pre-1998), pit-to-pit and any cracking on the print.
A big-print red crewneck in Large, the easiest size to wear, at $65 with free shipping and Best Offer, mid-band. No maker is named, so ask for a tag photo, pit-to-pit and any flaws before offering.
The Game, another period maker, ribbed G-Men crewneck in Large for about $43 delivered, Buy It Now, inside the band. Ask for pit-to-pit and length and photos of the cuffs and collar.
The least work between opening the box and first use. Already serviced or cleaned, complete, nothing missing. Often the same listing as the beginner pick.
The lowest price with a tested-and-working claim, so it should play once the platter and counterweight are fitted. Ask what cartridge, if any, comes with it.
With the service already done, this should type on arrival rather than needing a clean first. Ask the seller to lock the carriage and pad the machine on all sides, since the light body and plastic case don't survive loose packing.
The only serviced Facit here: a 1969 1620 with elite type from a typewriter dealer with 100% feedback, about $745 delivered. That's nearly double the band top, so you are paying a lot for the service; buy it only if you want to skip the clean-and-adjust entirely.
The only unit here titled as tested, and it lists the box, adapter and guide, so it should be ready to plug in. At about $889 delivered it's about $115 over the band, with $150 of that in shipping; check the adapter's rated voltage matches your mains.
The cheapest restored No. 8 listed, about $160 delivered, Buy It Now, so it should need only a wipe of oil before first use. Confirm the bottom still shows the Piqua Ware mark after the cleaning.
Technician serviced with a list of the work in the description, $590 with free shipping, Buy It Now, from a 99.8% seller, inside the band. Check the list for the driver boards and bias before buying.
The best-described loose reel in the snapshot, and the later three-screw version fishes the same as the early one. With no serviced 5000As listed, this is the likeliest to need only a wipe-down and fresh grease rather than parts.
The cheapest deck titled as tested, and the dust cover comes with it. Set the voltage selector for your mains, add a cartridge if none is fitted, and it should be ready to play.
The only PL-518 here listed as fully serviced, so it should play on arrival once the platter is refitted. Ask what cartridge and stylus are fitted and how worn the stylus is.
Fully serviced by the seller, so it should be ready to cast with fresh line. At $93.07 delivered it's above the typical band, which is the price of skipping the bench work. Best Offer is open, so try an offer a little under ask.
The service is already done, so the carriage spring and lubrication shouldn't need attention before you type. About $384 delivered with Best Offer, from a 100% seller.
The only complete G-9000 here, listed as recapped and serviced, $4,000 plus shipping that isn't stated, Buy It Now, from a 97% seller. Get a delivered quote and ask what the recap covered before buying.
Listed as serviced and cleaned, $2,500 shipped from a 100% seller, so it should play out of the box. Ask whether bias and DC offset were set and how it will be packed.
This seller tests and tags each reel, and this one comes boxed with extras, so you know its condition before it ships. At $61.95 delivered, about $12 over the band, you're paying for a tested reel with documentation rather than a guess. Ask what the 'plus' in the title includes.
New in box, so there's nothing to clean, service or replace: spool it and fish. At $53.30 delivered with Best Offer from a 99.8% seller, it's near the top of the band and only about $5 more than the used reels, so try an offer near $45.
Serviced and calibrated per the title, about $4,195 delivered with Best Offer from a 100% seller. That is well over the band, but it is the only deck here with a service and calibration claim; ask what was replaced and whether head wear was measured.
The only 800-T here listed as serviced, $1,695 shipped, Buy It Now. Ask for the work list and confirm AutoScan and the Tune-O-Matic presets were tested.
The service is already done, so spooling up with fresh line should be the only job before the beach. Ask the seller what the service covered (drag washers, bail spring, anti-reverse) and whether the bail trips cleanly, but expect no bench work at about $60 delivered.
The service is already done, so this is the least work between the box and the first page. Every other Noiseless listed would need a specialist clean and adjustment before you could rely on it, and on this mechanism that isn't a cheap job.
The only listing here that states both a test and the power supply, so it should work out of the box. Ask the seller to update to the latest firmware before shipping.
The only deck here listed as serviced, about $486 delivered with Best Offer from a 100% seller, inside the band. The title says AC100V, so you would need a step-up transformer on US mains; ask what the service covered.
A 1971 3000 listed as serviced, in a no-bid auction ending around Oct 1 at about $846 delivered ($799 opening bid plus $47 shipping), from a 100% seller. It's the only serviced 3000 here, so the clean and adjust should be done; ask what the service covered and for a typed sample before bidding.
Already serviced, so it should type straight from the box. Ask the seller to lock the carriage and double-box it, because this heavier machine travels badly in a single thin box.
Already stripped and restored, so the carbon in the cups is gone and it needs only a coat of oil before baking. Confirm it's the marked 950 and that no cavity is cracked.
A single 36-hole front hub listed as serviced, with its quick release, about $198 delivered with Best Offer from a 100% seller. It also claims NOS, so ask for packaging photos, and note $49 of the price is shipping.
The clean and adjust is done, so you skip the usual $100 service for hardened segment lubricant. It's also $240 cheaper than the same seller's serviced 1978 SM9.
Already serviced and working per a 100% seller, so it should type on arrival without a trip to a repair shop. Best Offer is open, and an offer is reasonable given how far it sits above the $110–210 band.
Tested and sold with accessories per the title, from a 99.6% seller, so it should be complete and ready to play. It costs about $2,654 delivered with $419 of shipping from Japan, so only pay that if completeness matters and the rear label shows a voltage you can use.
Nothing here is sold as serviced, so this 1949 machine the seller says works is the shortest route to typing: about $94 delivered with Best Offer from a 100% seller, with its case. Expect a clean and possibly a platen re-cover sooner or later; ask for a typed sample.
Listed as tested by a 99.4% seller, so it should play on arrival. Ask whether the rekordbox licence key that shipped with every unit is included, and which firmware it runs.
The only KR-7600 here described as serviced, $750 shipped from a 100% seller, so it should play out of the box. Ask for the work list and a powered-on photo.
The clean and service are already done, so the hardened segment lubricant that slows most 2000s shouldn't be a problem. About $388 delivered, with the case.
Listed as working with the power cable, about $1,195 delivered with Best Offer from a 100% seller, inside the band. Stating the cable makes it the most complete working unit here; still ask for a fader video.
Listed as serviced, cleaned and tested, $1,200 with free shipping, Buy It Now, from a 100% seller, just over the band. It is the most worked-on SX-880 here; ask for the service details, including bias and DC offset.
No 2245 in this snapshot is listed as serviced, so a seller's 'works' claim is the best evidence on offer, here at $1,000 shipped. Plan on cleaning the controls and switches, and ask for a video of it playing through both channels.
Described as smooth, working and nice, with its number in the title, about $83 delivered ($69.95 plus $13) from a 99.9% seller. It's at the top of the band, mostly because of shipping. Expect to spool up and fish, but ask whether the reel has been cleaned.
The only pair here titled as tested, and the cheapest too. If a cable is missing, Pioneer sells replacements, so it should still be a short step to first use.
Serviced, cleaned and tested, $1,000 with free shipping, Buy It Now, from a 100% seller, at the top of the band. The same seller lists an identical one at the same price and a third at $1,300, so ask what each service covered.
The title says rekordbox and is cut off at 'Teste', most likely 'Tested', at about $2,162 delivered from a 99.3% seller, mid-band. That is about $615 less than the other 'working' unit here; confirm on the listing what the test covered.
The only SA-9500 here listed as fully serviced, so it should need the least work before first use. Confirm the pre-out/main-in jumpers are fitted and ask how it will be packed.
A serviced 2238B in a no-bid auction at about $1,050 delivered at the opening bid, from a 100% seller, with about 5 days left. It's the only serviced one here; ask what the service covered before bidding.
Includes the exploded-view parts diagram, which makes the first clean and re-grease a straightforward job, at $86.50 delivered with Best Offer. It isn't described as serviced or tested, so "easiest" here means easiest to service yourself; offer closer to $70.
Serviced and recapped, $6,911 with free shipping, Buy It Now, the only SX-1280 here with stated work done. It costs about $1,765 more than the cheapest and the seller is at 97.1% feedback, so ask for the work list and read the seller's recent feedback.
Listed as serviced by a reel-repair seller at 99.9% feedback, so the drag stack should already be clean and freshly greased. $154.10 delivered with Best Offer is about $14 over the top of the band; ask what the service covered and try an offer, since $14.10 of it is shipping.
A Super Bowl XIX crewneck by Signal, said to be made in USA, about $127 delivered — above the band, but it's the earliest championship graphic here on a period tag. Ask for the tag photo, size and pit-to-pit, and photos of the print for cracking.
Boxed and described as possibly unused, at $438.77 delivered including $42.21 shipping from overseas. That's far above the fishing band, but boxed, unfished 9/0s are scarce. "Possibly" is doing a lot of work, so ask for close-ups of the spool, drag face and foot for any wear, and check import fees.
A Made in USA Logo 7 Marino described as pristine, about $56 delivered with Best Offer from a 100% seller, a fraction of an Authentic. The size is cut off, so ask for it along with the tag and close-ups of the numbers to confirm the condition.
Fully marked Vollrath Ware, restored and lightly seasoned, about $194 delivered, Buy It Now, from a 100% seller. You pay roughly double a restored pan for the full mark, so confirm it in the photos; it's still about $96 under the other high ask.
A mid-to-late 1960s Mod. 55, the perforated bare model, at about $84 with free shipping and Best Offer from a 100% seller. An early, identified model at a price inside the normal band.
A heat-ring No. 8 the seller dates to the 1920s, about $143 delivered, Buy It Now, from a 100% seller. The heat ring marks the earlier casting; the other heat-ring No. 8 is about $20 less with Best Offer, so compare the two.
A navy Champion raglan the seller says is US-made, about $78 delivered with Best Offer, inside the band. 80s Champion is the label collectors chase; ask for the tag photo, measurements and photos of the print.
Sand-Knit is the most collectible 80s label, and this Jim McMahon #9 is $68 with free shipping and Best Offer from a 100% seller, against $376 for the Wilson Authentic Fencik. The title says '70s 80s' and gives no size, so ask for the tag, pit-to-pit and whether the numbers are sewn.
The A-Trak signature edition with a flight case per the title, about $1,321 delivered with Best Offer from a 100% seller, mid-band with no premium over a standard Seventy. The title is cut off at 'Laptop', so ask what laptop item comes with it.
A large-logo Tite-Top Baster, pattern 833A, dated 1920 by the seller, about $184 delivered with Best Offer from a 99.5% seller. The baster is the earlier design and this is the cheaper of the two listed; ask for photos of the lid's underside and the base mark.
A Reebok On-Field Michael Vick #7 for about $85 delivered with Best Offer from a 100% seller, above the replica band. 'On-Field' alone doesn't prove it's an Authentic, so ask for the tag, a numeric size and proof the numbers are sewn before offering, and pay band money if it turns out to be a replica.
Comes with its box at about $215 delivered with Best Offer from a 100% seller, near the median, so you are not paying much for the box. Ask for photos of the date codes on both arms.
An H1-marked pan the seller dates to the 1930s–50s, unrestored, about $27 delivered, Buy It Now, from a 99.9% seller. That's an early Lodge mark at a normal price; ask for a photo of the back to confirm it.
A 40-hole GP4, a drilling the catalog lists only for the early red-label rim, at about $89 delivered with Best Offer from a 100% seller. It's claimed NOS and unused, so ask for packaging photos and a shot of the label, and make sure you have 40-hole hubs.
Dated 1993 with an Artex Made in USA tag, in XL, for about $76 delivered from the same 100% seller, the most clearly dated period piece here. Ask for the tag photo and whether the print has cracked.
Starter crewnecks from the dynasty years are the ones collectors chase, and the title points to an Emmitt Smith piece, at about $56 delivered. $21 of that is shipping and the identical title is also listed at $54, so offer on the $35 item price and ask for tag and graphic photos.
A 704J with the large slant ERIE logo, the earlier variant collectors pay more for, at about $184 delivered, Buy It Now, from a 100% seller. That's barely over the band; check the bottom photo for the slanted lettering.
The only set here offered with its box, at about $304 delivered with Best Offer, inside the band. $70 of that is shipping and the BCD isn't stated, so ask for both before making an offer.
A Starter Authentic Aikman for about $45 delivered on Buy It Now from a 100% seller, roughly what a printed replica costs. Ask whether the numbers are sewn, for the numeric size on the tag (48 = L, 52 = XL) and photos of the collar and hem.
The harder-to-find center-logo No. 7, 1057 B, at $215 with free shipping from a 100% seller. That's about twice a standard pan for the scarcer variant; ask for logo and bottom photos first.
A 716A with the earlier large slant ERIE logo and a heat ring, about $264 delivered with Best Offer from a 100% seller, mid-band for the more collected variant. About $45 of that is shipping, so offer on the $219 item price.
The early arc logo, marked Wagner rather than Wagner Ware, is the pre-1922 mark this page is about, at about $99 delivered. Plating lowers it as a cooking pan, so it suits a collector more than a cook; ask for a clear photo of the logo.
Champion Reverse Weave is the most sought-after 90s crewneck, and this one is $46 with free shipping, against about $140 for another Reverse Weave Packers listing. It's an XXL and Reverse Weave runs wide and short, so ask for pit-to-pit, length and a tag photo.
A Reebok Authentic Manning #18 in 52 (XL), titled 'Captain', for about $48 delivered with Best Offer from a 100% seller, barely more than a replica. Ask for photos of the sewn numbers, the tag and the captain patch the title implies.
Carries the stylized Wagner Ware logo that collectors look for, about $86 delivered with Best Offer from a 99.8% seller, a modest premium over the band. Ask for a photo of the mark to confirm it before offering.
An old-style New American on the high base with 976/977 paddles and wood handles, about $270 delivered, Buy It Now, from a 99.7% seller, within the band for a complete high-base set. Check the wood handles for cracks.
A 1991 AFC crewneck from the four-straight-AFC-titles run, about $100 delivered with Best Offer, mid-band. It's a Medium, so ask for pit-to-pit and length, plus a tag photo to rule out a reprint.
Dated 1991, the season the Oilers won the AFC Central, in grey for about $86 delivered with Best Offer from a 99.8% seller, at the top of the band rather than above it. Ask for the tag photo to confirm the maker, plus the size and the state of the print.
A Super Bowl XXIV graphic, the 49ers' fourth title (1989 season, played January 1990), at $65 delivered, inside the band. It's a Medium, so ask for pit-to-pit and length, plus a tag photo to rule out a modern reprint.
A white Valentine S, the less common color, listed as fully working at about $482 delivered from a 99.7% seller, the top of the band. Ask for daylight photos to check the white for yellowing and the corners for cracks, and how it will be packed.
A Russell crewneck the seller dates to the 1970s, a credible maker for the period, for about $77 delivered with Best Offer from a 99.9% seller. It's a Small and 70s sizing runs tight, so ask for pit-to-pit, length and a tag photo to back up the date.
Champion Elway in size 48 for about $43 delivered with Best Offer from a 99.6% seller, still inside the band. $15 of that is shipping, so offer on the item price, and ask whether it's the pre-1997 orange design, for the tag and for number condition.
A No. 1573 with its box, papers and the cub drag handle, $68.89 delivered with Best Offer from a 100% seller. That's a complete set for about $9 over the top of the band for a bare reel, and far below the boxed 1577 at $226.
An adidas Authentic in XL, blank with no name or number, for about $58 delivered with Best Offer from a 100% seller, about half what another adidas Pro Line Authentic blank asks. Ask for the numeric size tag, whether it's the sewn on-field cut, and photos of the collar and hem.
Congress Elite typeface at 11 characters per inch, $500 with free shipping and Best Offer from a 100% seller, a bit over the band. Congress faces are what SM7 collectors look for; ask for a typed sample to confirm the face.
MacGregor Sand-Knit is the most collectible label in this search, and this Barry Sanders in XL is about $134 delivered on Buy It Now from a 100% seller, against $470 for the Pro Line Authentic Herman Moore. Ask whether the numbers are sewn and for photos of the tag, collar and hem.
Medalist Sand-Knit is the label 70s collectors want, and this Terry Bradshaw is $80 with free shipping and Best Offer from a 100% seller, against $156 for the Sand-Knit Stallworth. The size isn't in the title, so ask for the tag, pit-to-pit and whether the numbers are sewn.
A round-line-guard 1495 with its box, $134 delivered on Buy It Now from a 99.9% seller. Round guards and boxed reels are where the 1495 premium sits, and this is full collector money rather than a bargain, so check the box matches the reel and ask for a close-up of the guard.
Two-tone salmon pink with its case, about $193 delivered with Best Offer from a 100% seller, still inside the typical band. Pink two-tones are the Futuras collectors look for; ask for close photos of the corners, where two-tone paint chips, and whether it types.
Bo Jackson #34 is the grail of this collection, and this MacGregor Sand-Knit from the LA Raiders years in 48 (XL) is about $146 on Buy It Now from a 100% seller, against $510 for a Sand-Knit Bo in size 36. Ask for a tag photo, whether the numbers are sewn and pit-to-pit.
An early 4-screw red Swedish 6000 at $109.94 delivered, about $25 over the band: a modest premium for the frame collectors want, and about a third of the black-arbor ask. Confirm the 4-screw side plates and foot stamp in the photos.
An SG-1 with a decimal tabulator, the less common office setup, at about $581 delivered ($450 plus $131 shipping) with Best Offer from a 99.8% seller. Offer against that shipping charge, and ask for a typed sample and a photo of the tab keys.
A grey Bike crewneck the seller calls team issue — Bike supplied NFL sideline gear in the 90s — about $161 delivered with Best Offer, at the top of the band. Ask for the tag and any team-issue markings that back up the claim, plus measurements.
Medalist Sand-Knit is the most collectible 80s label, and this Montana in XL is about $42 delivered with Best Offer from a 100% seller, under the band and cheaper than the plain Rawlings and Champion Montanas here. Ask for a tag photo, whether the numbers are sewn and pit-to-pit.
New in box at $143.59 delivered, $21 less than the boxed used reel and $112 less than the other NOS listing. Unfished boxed 710Zs are the collector target. Confirm the box end label reads 710Z and ask whether inserts or papers are included.
A 1952–53 Mod. SG with case, booklet and inserts, the early complete set, at $2,263.59 delivered with Best Offer from a 100% seller. That's less than half the $5,532 SG ask in this snapshot. Ask for photos of the booklet and inserts to confirm they're period-correct.
A Super Bowl XXXII crewneck, the Broncos' first title, on a Logo Athletic tag at about $49 delivered with Best Offer, the cheapest of the eight and low in the band. The title doesn't give a size, so ask for it with pit-to-pit, length and a tag photo.
$60 with free shipping, but the title says it is cracked by the handle. Heat spreads a crack, so this isn't a pan to cook in, but at less than half the cheapest whole pan it works as a wall piece or a reference casting for comparing marks.
Sold for parts or repair, $395 with free shipping and Best Offer, from a 98.9% seller. That is about half the median working price but only about $84 under the cheapest complete unit, so offer low and read the fault description first.
Titled "MISSING CLAMP", at about $25 with free shipping from a 100% seller. Worth it only if you already have a matching clamp or can source one; otherwise it can't be fitted.
A 1995 Russell Athletic Pro Line sweatshirt the seller calls ripped, $20 with free shipping and Best Offer — about a third of what a clean one costs here. Only for someone happy to wear or mend the damage; ask where the rip is and how big.
Sold for parts or not working, about $380 delivered with Best Offer from a 100% seller. That's only about $140 under a working one, so it mainly suits a CDJ-850 owner who needs a donor; read the fault description first.
Sold untested and as-is for $90 with free shipping from a 99.8% seller. A Tippa listed as working costs $140 here, so this only makes sense for someone happy to clean and adjust a machine. Ask whether the carriage moves and the keys strike.
A blue 1960s Safari with its case, sold as-is and needing work, about $38 delivered, Buy It Now from a 99.9% seller, about a third of a working one. Ask what's wrong: a gummed-up mechanism is a fair first project, broken plastic parts are not.
Blue Galaxie 12 with its case, untested and listed as needing work, about $68 delivered from a 99.9% seller. Worth it mainly for the case and as a learning project, since the $64 cheapest pick costs less; ask what work the seller thinks it needs.
Sold as needing restoration at the lowest price on the list, about $16 delivered. Rust and crusty carbon come off with a vinegar or lye soak, so it's a good first strip-and-season job if no cavity is cracked.
Sold for parts or repair, not working, in a no-bid auction at $850, about $929 delivered with six days left, from a 100% seller. That is under half the price of a serviced one, so it suits someone who can diagnose a dead receiver; read the description for the fault before bidding.
Sold for parts or repair at about $23 delivered ($15 plus $8.11) from a 100% seller. It costs less than any working reel here and makes a good 301 teardown or a source of a left-hand handle, bail or spool. Ask what's wrong with it before you buy.
Sold as a parts reel at $44.07 delivered on Buy It Now. It's useful as a donor for side plates, gears or brake blocks, but it costs about the same as the $45 working Swedish reel, so confirm which parts are included and buy it only for parts you need.
Tested but sold with no earpads, about $110 delivered from a 99.3% seller. Pioneer's HDJ-X7 or HDJ-X10 replacement pads fit, so add their cost and compare with the $183 complete pair before buying.
A 1408 sold as the two paddles only, about $85 delivered, Buy It Now, from a 99.9% seller. You'd need a base to use it on a stove, so check the hinge pins in the photos and budget for a ring base.
An SM3 De Luxe with its case, sold for parts or repair, about $178 delivered ($98 plus $80 shipping) with Best Offer from a 100% seller. That's about $124 under the working $302 machine, enough for a $100 clean if the fault is minor; ask exactly what's wrong, and offer on the item price.
Sold for parts or repair, as-is, about $47 delivered ($25 plus $22 shipping) from a 99.5% seller — about a third of a working one. The Universal's simple mechanism makes it a good first restoration; ask what's missing or seized.
Sold for parts or repair at $3,500, Buy It Now, from a 100% seller, about $2,100 under the working asks before shipping, which isn't stated. Only for someone ready to repair the bias circuit and output stage; get a shipping quote and a description of the fault first.
Rustic but functional, about $27 delivered with Best Offer, from a 99% seller. The 65 is about as simple inside as a conventional reel gets, so this is a good first strip, clean and polish. You start with a working reel instead of a parts pile.
A Corsair Deluxe sold as needing repair, about $70 delivered ($50 plus $20 shipping) with Best Offer from a 99.7% seller. That's only $26 under the working $95 one, so ask exactly what's wrong and offer low.
Sold as parts or repair at $47.95 delivered, a classic teardown candidate: the usual culprits are a worn anti-reverse pawl and hardened grease. But it's only about $9 less than the cheapest complete reel, so buy it only with an offer near $30 or if you specifically want a reel to learn on.
Listed as working but sold as-is, $1,350 with shipping not stated, Buy It Now, from a 99.3% seller. As-is means the risk is yours, so get a delivered quote and ask what fault, if any, the seller knows of before buying.
Listed as needing work, about $32 delivered with Best Offer, from a 99.9% seller. That's about what a working bare reel costs, so offer low and ask what's wrong. Jigmasters are simple and parts are plentiful, which makes it a good first rebuild.
Sold for parts with bad paint and the wrong handle, at $71.07 delivered, which is more than the $68 complete reel. It's Buy It Now with no offer option, so it only works as a refinish project if the seller will drop well below the ask; otherwise buy a complete reel.
Classed for parts or not working at $54 delivered, which is more than the $37.50 working Swedish reel. It only makes sense as a donor for side plates or a star drag, and only if the seller accepts an offer near $30.
The only as-is 113H listed, but $55.49 delivered is more than the $35 and $39 working reels and the $49 serviced one. It only makes sense through Best Offer: try around $30, since a rebuild still needs drag washers and grease. Ask the seller what is actually wrong first.