viking

[latches109]

thinking about selling this one. Where is the market on them right now?
03 JMJ crusader viking

[SniperPedik]

A lot, sadly
beautiful marker

[Super Nova]

my guess would be around 1500 but im not sure how many crusaders they made

[Evan4366]

The best market right now seems to be on ebay for these, they've recently gone for more than they're worth. However, that's not accounting for ebay and paypals pound of flesh. For reference unmilled bricks tend to still go for 800+ pending upgrades. Half mills, full mills, and custom mills like this fetch 1k+ recently. Some more rare vikings have sold for 2-3k on ebay within the past two months.

This thing is super nice mill and anno, but i don't think I've seen a milled 03 that was blind which will impact the price. No one is milling these anymore and eye covers are more difficult to come by. I'd say with that in mind, assuming it runs flawlessly and tuned, 1.2-1.5k would be the right range for it.

[the_matrix_guy]

One of the nicest pool-bottom acid washes I have ever seen. Simply gorgeous.

[Grendel]

Blind at that, the best combination out there in my opinion. If you are patient I would put it on the market for $1800 though leading up to Christmas is not the best time to sell.

I would love to find an Excalibur or Viking no milling and blind. Beautiful marker and GLWS!

[Evan4366]

$1800 would be a premium for someone who absolutely wants it or bids it up on the bay (which will very likely happen as most old heads don't browse forums anymore and stick to ebay). Not that eyes really matter for 10.5 bps, but most people do want eyes in these markers from recent posts I've seen in the viking forums. Blind markers do not go for nearly as much as ones with eyes.

[Blackmagic71]

Gorgeous marker. I’ve always wanted a Viking or Excalibur. I’d think $1250 would get a reasonably quick sale. Put it on eBay though and it could end up fairly high if multiple folks try and win it.

Now is probably a bad time to sell with lower demand and higher supply since many buyers are saving money to spend during the holidays (or because of general economic uncertainty) and lots of interesting markers are hitting the market recently as people are selling to generate cash for the holidays (or because of economic uncertainty).

If I was selling a relatively unique higher value marker and didn’t need cash immediately I’d wait until around April:

-People are getting their tax returns.
-The weather is getting nicer and people are thinking about playing.
-Some of the economic unknowns will hopefully be sorted out by then.