Are we always looking at the same auctions ?guk wrote: ↑Someone who talked the seller into a bin option. Guess I shoudve place a bit when it popped up. That is, unless someone of DT got it.snoopy wrote: ↑so who of you evil guys got this one? http://www.ebay.de/itm/IBM-1391401-Klic ... 7675.l2557
I'd be disappointed if that wasn't the case!idollar wrote: ↑Are we always looking at the same auctions ?guk wrote: ↑Someone who talked the seller into a bin option. Guess I shoudve place a bit when it popped up. That is, unless someone of DT got it.snoopy wrote: ↑so who of you evil guys got this one? http://www.ebay.de/itm/IBM-1391401-Klic ... 7675.l2557
I had it in my list.
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Photekq, I guess.ramnes wrote: ↑And this one ?
http://www.ebay.fr/itm/131402635222?_tr ... EBIDX%3AIT
(someone french, I hope)
This is absurd! People ought to unite against driving prices to such insane levels. However, this trend is perhaps having a good effect on my own sanity -- finding ways to make much cheaper keyboards to my liking.
yes I saw that yesterday. It´s a little expensive for a M. The Lufthansa branding is nice if you like it, I´ve nerver seen it before. It really depends on how clean it is. And remeber, it was obviously used in a commercial setting and those were ususally heavily used, but often also professionally cleaned and repaired if necessary.Jimmy54669 wrote: ↑I found a Model M with Lufthansa branding is it worth the price iam thinking of buying it.
http://www.ebay.de/itm/IBM-Tastatur-Mod ... 3f454dc0b1
these "high roller" auctions seem to occur more often in the last year or so it seems. This was a special case, a really nice unsaver with APL caps. But you are all right, it' s just insanity. I'd really like to know if the buyer is going to be using it or buying it as an investment.Hypersphere wrote: ↑This is absurd! People ought to unite against driving prices to such insane levels. However, this trend is perhaps having a good effect on my own sanity -- finding ways to make much cheaper keyboards to my liking.
There was also something odd about the auction for the IBM F104 unsaver. When I checked the bids, they were all listed as a private listing, and not even the initials (such as "x...y") were shown. This is the first time I had seen anything like this on eBay.
Shipping unforunately kills it...
I think there is a consent that you cannot advertise your own sales as "Great/Interesting Finds",flashteker wrote: ↑Here is Korean Keyboard, Beastmask's B-series.
(PCB, Housing, Presoldering and Parts...)
http://winkeyless.kr/en
Meanwhile, even blank caps are sold for 150$ just because they are clacks...Madhias wrote: ↑_trksid=p2055119.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT]Jack O' Lantern Click Clack[/url] cap changed its owner for $710.
if that auction was in the EU I would pay that!Madhias wrote: ↑and the Beamspring for $350.
To me that's more realistic than a unsaver for $ 820. 
Ellipse wrote: ↑I expect $800 to $1000 since it has no IBM logo and people may not recognize it as an industrial model if all they see is the default photo.
On Jan-20-15 at 19:11:06 PST, seller added the following information:
I'm told this is an "industrial SSK", which makes it somewhat unique. Attached a photo taken without iphone filters, as there have been considerable concerns about the color.
