Last of my brass: Sheridan PGs

[wrongbloke]

Shortly before I quit playing I came upon a bunch of very old rental PGs for a good price on Craigslist. I thought I had sold all of them, but then stumbled across 4 more when going through paintball stuff in the garage. Based on some notes that were in the box, none of them hold air.

What are PGs worth these days? Does the fact they they are more rare mean anything more than about 7 years ago?
IIRC, I sold most of the others at the time for $50-70 each.

[netsurferdude2]

If they don't work, I think $80-100 is fair.

[JeeperCreeper]

I agree with $80 - $100 that's usually what I pay for them.

[Walker]

If they are complete, not dented, $100 to $150...... Whether they seal or not is irrelevant, as they are Sheridans and seals are easy to come by, and replace.

[AnarchicArctic]

I think it’s fair to say that value is affected by functionality, albeit a small amount. You wouldn’t expect to pay top dollar for a non-driving mustang just because parts are readily available. Antique paintball markers should be no different

[wrongbloke]

Thanks for the input all!