LNIB= This marker has sat for 15 years, it is all original-less the bottom line is clearly different. Last year, I finally acknowledged its existence and unsurprisingly the O-rings were more like clay and less like rubber. So, I sent it to Nick who is a WGP cert tech and owner of a local field here in CT. It took him some time but this marker now has a complete rebuild from top to bottom with all perishable/wearable seals and what not and has been retimed. (I have the invoice still tagged to the marker.) Condition 9/10 Mechanically 10/10
I'm primarily looking to trade this marker with a pump, pumps that are of greater value I would consider adding for. Yes I could pump it out, but there is such a shortage of clean original WGP markers these days, especially a faded mini.... I would say rare, but my concept of rare and the nation's concept of rare differ....
I'm primarily looking to trade this marker with a pump, pumps that are of greater value I would consider adding for. Yes I could pump it out, but there is such a shortage of clean original WGP markers these days, especially a faded mini.... I would say rare, but my concept of rare and the nation's concept of rare differ....
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