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- Thread starter Scott J.
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Depends on what paper label was attached when it was new. See BSR section of:
www.castironcollector.com
$27.50 seems a little strong for what it is. Feels like a price that has the "house cut" added on. Being unmarked, most sellers don't put a high price on them unless they know (or think they know) it has collectible value. I resist paying collectible prices for automation produced pieces, knowing I'll see them a little rusty and restorable for far less at a flea market.
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$27.50 seems a little strong for what it is. Feels like a price that has the "house cut" added on. Being unmarked, most sellers don't put a high price on them unless they know (or think they know) it has collectible value. I resist paying collectible prices for automation produced pieces, knowing I'll see them a little rusty and restorable for far less at a flea market.