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The gold Command Centurion costume was sold for $12.000.

You may also take a look at the auction chart, he's listed there, too!

http://www.cylon-knight.com/art/CylonSa ... Knight.jpg

Red Eye wrote:The gold Command Centurion costume was sold for $12.000.

You may also take a look at the auction chart, he's listed there, too!

http://www.cylon-knight.com/art/CylonSa ... Knight.jpg

$12.000 Seems kinda cheap

I guess screen used Cylon's aren't in demand right now. Buyers win when the market is down.

Big Al wrote:$12.000 Seems kinda cheap

It is indeed since there were some internet problems while the auction was running.

If everything went as it should, I'm convinced the costume would have easily been sold for the estimated price ($20.000 - $25.000).

Not a single pre bid was placed on the suit at all. While on the Daggit 4 pre bids, and two were the same price, and when that happens the 1st bidder to place the bids over like eBay it tells you were out bid.

GoldCylon wrote:Not a single pre bid was placed on the suit at all. While on the Daggit 4 pre bids, and two were the same price, and when that happens the 1st bidder to place the bids over like eBay it tells you were out bid.

Sounds kinda fishy

Fishy or not they pre approve bidders, and if they don't pre approve no one can bid. Pre approval doesn't come with a restriction on what bidders can bid on. Fact is I promoted as much as I could on the Daggit, and the Cylon more than anyone else did even PropWorx. No one wanted a good deal except one person, and he got it. No one to blame except those that wanted it, and didn't bid. They may never get a Cylon that cheap ever again.

GoldCylon wrote:Fishy or not they pre approve bidders, and if they don't pre approve no one can bid. Pre approval doesn't come with a restriction on what bidders can bid on. Fact is I promoted as much as I could on the Daggit, and the Cylon more than anyone else did even PropWorx. No one wanted a good deal except one person, and he got it. No one to blame except those that wanted it, and didn't bid. They may never get a Cylon that cheap ever again.

so was 12,000 the reserve?

Yes it was

But, the recent Gold Centurion sold had many many reproduction parts. And while they rocked, iIt can't (and shouldn't) command the same price as other fully complete, screen used Centurions in past auctions. 12K might be right on the money as fully complete Centurions average 20K ish, or whatever it is... Yes, I'm too lazy to look at my own chart at the moment

I was thinking the same way.

Good point, CK!

I think that is true to some degree but out of the gate the gold is far rarer in any state. I could have grabed it for that, I thought it would go for a far more of a rediculous price, it was in great condition.

My current state:
All in all if I get mine plated in 14 caret I'm over with a facsimile, in hours alone, with material and plateing I'm in the 20 k area.

Die human!!!

Forget plate.

Cover your armor in yellow gold rhinestones. And have a black sequined under suit - BOO YA!
No one will fail to notice your "Elton Cylon Centurion"

It would auction for 1.2 million.

Uhhhhh.......Is that really a good idea?

Off topic..Lol that not quite my bag. Maybe coated in the crushed bones of the weak, that's a little bit more my speed.


Die human!!!