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<blockquote data-quote="Steve C" data-source="post: 1465723" data-attributes="member: 56622"><p>To my never ending disgust, about three months ago, I missed a NIB Neptune on eBay. I fiddled around and did not get signed in in time before bidding ended, It sold for $27.80. The seller said that the box was only opened to examine the binocular before selling, and to take pictures for the auction.</p><p></p><p>I notice there are Several Swift 7x35 & 36 porros that look like miniature 804's. I'm probably going to spend a bit of curiosity cash on one of these to see what they are like. Some have fov up to 678', so the edge might be a bit soft.</p><p></p><p>I let a Swift 714 7x36 go one time, because bidding got a bit on the high side. I should say the bidding got a bit stupid. Somebody got on and bid against themselves at least six times. Not small bumps either. I bet they made the seller happy. I bumped whoever it was couple of times toward the end, but I had it figured I was bidding against an automatic bid that was higher than it was worth it to me to go.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Steve C, post: 1465723, member: 56622"] To my never ending disgust, about three months ago, I missed a NIB Neptune on eBay. I fiddled around and did not get signed in in time before bidding ended, It sold for $27.80. The seller said that the box was only opened to examine the binocular before selling, and to take pictures for the auction. I notice there are Several Swift 7x35 & 36 porros that look like miniature 804's. I'm probably going to spend a bit of curiosity cash on one of these to see what they are like. Some have fov up to 678', so the edge might be a bit soft. I let a Swift 714 7x36 go one time, because bidding got a bit on the high side. I should say the bidding got a bit stupid. Somebody got on and bid against themselves at least six times. Not small bumps either. I bet they made the seller happy. I bumped whoever it was couple of times toward the end, but I had it figured I was bidding against an automatic bid that was higher than it was worth it to me to go. [/QUOTE]
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