And, Randy, it's likely there was a 20% (approximately) buyer's premium added to that price. So, the buyer in the auction you've shown would have paid $1,200 or so for the sign. Plus, that auction was over a year ago. Have we had any movement in sign prices since then? Likely upward. As most everyone in the "hobby" knows, it's really hard to price signs these days (or should I say from day-to-day). If possible, one has to hope to find one in a very recent, well-advertised auction, and go from there. John
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