I have a Micromag Retro valve that needs some work, but would like to know the value of a working valve. I need to invest a little to get this thing operational, but don't want to end up spending twice what it's worth. I've seen Retro and RTP valves for sale, but don't know if it being a Micromag valve adds anything to it. Thanks
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The Micro might add maybe $20 to it. I'd say it's worth anywhere from $90-$150 depending on condition and if it's got a Level 10 or not. -
Is it a level 10 or level 7 bolt? Depending on thet, and the if it is in pristine shape and you can find the right buyer (Micro owner who wants a matching valve) you could get up to $150 for it...Comment
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I've seen them that high for sure. Good lettering, LVL10 installed, very little wear, and $150 would not be unreasonable.Originally posted by correia3Comment
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I agree about $150 shipped would be a fair upper level.... Pictures?Girls are no substatute of paintball
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Looks like I can get it going with the level 10 for under $150, that helps alot. Thanks guys.
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Keep in mind if you're looking to sell you could get $120ish without the LVL10, and the kit costs a lot more than $30...Originally posted by atech2Looks like I can get it going with the level 10 for under $150, that helps alot. Thanks guys.Comment
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I would probably sell the classic Micro valve before the Retro.Be Safe!Comment
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