Looking to sell my old wood burning stove but prices vary greatly on sites like ebay and Facebook. Can anyone give any inside on what I should sell this for?
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It's not prices that vary but asking prices.
You can ask whatever you want but that doesn't mean you get whatever you want.
I think this is not more than $300; interesting model, details, but rust.
However if you find someone who has been looking for exactly this model, they might be willing to pay more. But not after you had it for sale for $250....
You can ask whatever you want but that doesn't mean you get whatever you want.
I think this is not more than $300; interesting model, details, but rust.
However if you find someone who has been looking for exactly this model, they might be willing to pay more. But not after you had it for sale for $250....
First off it looks like a coal cook stove and depending on condition of the internals and the brand I have seen them go anywhere between 100 and 5000.
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